Mujosh eyewear brand identity refresh by Grafa
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Weronika Rafa
Summary
Mujosh, a Chinese eyewear brand, partnered with design agency Grafa to refresh its brand identity and reposition itself for a younger generation. The redesign moved away from the brand's existing visual language toward a sharper, more expressive, and culturally attuned system. The project focused on creating a reduced and confident identity that retains recognisability while introducing a stronger point of view.
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· 3 pulledGrafa partnered with the brand to redesign its identity and reposition it for a new generation of consumers, moving away from its existing visual language towards something sharper, more expressive and culturally attuned.
The project centred around redefining Mujosh's presence through a more reduced and confident system.
Rather than creating disruption for the sake of novelty, the ambition was to retain recognisability while introducing a stronger point of view.
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