Egglife

Egglife

Cracking the code on healthy eating

Egglife had already cracked the code on healthy wraps, swapping flour for cage-free eggs to deliver a low-carb, high-protein alternative people actually craved. With strong awareness and a loyal following, the brand had proven there was real demand for better-for-you options that didn’t compromise on taste. But with expansion into new categories on the horizon, it was clear Egglife needed more than a strong product. It needed a brand that could scale.

The wraps were winning—but the brand wasn’t yet built to:

  • Break through in-store with a standout, craveable presence
  • Drive differentiation and communicate category context
  • Own an unmistakable identity, laying the groundwork for future category expansion and innovation

Brand Strategy

Brand Architecture

Design Strategy

Visual Identity

Packaging Design

Four egglife packs: blue Everything Bagel, yellow Original Wraps, red Power Pasta Sundried Tomato, green Smashed Pepperoni.
Tiled grid of egglife wrap packages in red, blue, orange, purple, and green flavors.
Tan egg-white wrap filled with strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and mint on a magenta background.
Person sealing a cardboard shipping box with purple 'Powered by eggs' branded tape against a blue garage door.
Outdoor green billboard reading 'Powered by eggs' with a forkful of pasta and 4g carbs / 19g protein callouts.
Overhead bowl of fettuccine carbonara on yellow with an egglife Power Pasta box, salad, and grated cheese.
Person in a denim jacket with an orange egglife patch cap; blue 'Powered by egglife egg whites' tote on yellow.
egglife brand collage: flavor list, Original wrap, blue tote, Power Pasta bowl, 'Protein-packed, no flour, low-carb' badge.
Before-and-after egglife Original wrap packaging: older yellow bag on cream above the refreshed bag on purple.