Popee

A small chick for big impact

Popee is a recycled toilet paper business launched by Audrey Destang, a French entrepreneur involved in the “French tech” community. Produced with recycled paper in Normandy, Popee toilet paper is 100% French sourced and made. FutureBrand's challenge was to help Popee emerge as a credible actor in an overcrowded and “basic” product category dominated by well-established and powerful international brands. Thanks to our literature research inspired by Francois Rabelais’ Pantagruel story, we embodied Popee into a witty chick that would epitomise the brand at each step of the consumer journey.


With a simplistic yet very own-able and contemporary design approach, we pay tribute to the transparent and low-impact product that Popee epitomises. The Popee mascot was used in the brand name and ultimately adapted to each touch point we created, giving it expressions and attitudes that would trigger an emotional bond with the consumer. In order to deploy the brand across all packaging and to stay coherent with our simple, honest and eco-responsible approach, we deployed a single-pack design adapted to the different toilet paper quantities and recycled cardboard sizes. Using the least colours possible, we chose to use only black for a slick and cheerful design. To balance and disrupt the ‘pink’ and ‘white’ mainstream toilet paper brand universe we adopted a complementary bright and energetic blue colour to break the existing industry codes.

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“Popee and FutureBrand’s collaboration is the success story of a barely born but ultra-creative brand which benefited from the expertise of a multi-awarded branding agency. The result ? Over a million euros in revenue 3 years later. Thank you!"

Audrey Destang, Founder and CEO
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