Customisable fashion co-branding and retail design on a galactic scale

Brand consulting

Over the years, we have shaped YR’s collaborations and gradually elevated their brand. The Star Wars project gave us the opportunity to demonstrate YR’s ability to form successful partnerships with the biggest consumer franchises in the world.

Playing within the boundaries of Disney’s and Lucasfilm’s precise brand guidelines, we managed to strengthen YR’s brand recognition as the fashion customisation tech brand.

Artwork curation

We delved into the Star Wars archives to curate a selection of artworks that would inspire customers to create their own unique garment designs. Accessing a deep library of style guides enabled us to select design pathways that cater to a wide range of fans.

Co-branding

YR’s visual language bears similarities to the sharp, angular aesthetics of the Star Wars universe. Our guiding principles were balance and impact. Although Star Wars is the more established and recognisable brand, we ensured both brands received equal prominence. We combined the iconic starfield backdrop with YR’s purple shards, derived from its logo, to establish a shared co-branded look. The blend was a natural fit.

Logo lockup

From the very beginning, we designed the YR logo to pair synergistically with other brand symbols. We combined the two brands’ logos into a single solid lockup to present them as a united force. To offer flexibility, we developed landscape and portrait versions which would be used on hang tags, software interfaces, retail graphics and marketing materials.

Brand film

We produced a short brand film to commemorate the project. The video tells the story of the YR x Star Wars collaboration at Selfridges, highlighting our creative approach, design process and passion for Star Wars.

Web shop

Beyond the custom prints in-store, a range of pre-designed t-shirts and sweatshirts were also available to purchase online on Selfridges’ web shop.

Store design

The YR team designed a unique installation to house the print station and the interactive touchscreens. The structure, inspired by iconic Star Wars ships like the Tie Fighter, was infused with YR’s visual aesthetics.

To complete the look, we devised graphic elements, incorporating the prominent logo lockup, YR’s purple shards, and Star Wars-inspired fonts and detailing. The imposing store furniture helped enhance the retail space and attract customers at Selfridges’ Oxford Street store in London.