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Diet Double-Cola's turn for a refresh

Ionic cola brand gets new can and carton graphics that reflect its personality—‘ a little out of the ordinary, friendly, handcrafted, and different from other big-name colas.’

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“A continuous circle.” That’s how Gina McCommon, vice president of The Double Cola Co., Chattanooga, TN, describes the family-owned operation’s process for revitalizing the package graphics for its line of five iconic carbonated soft drink brands. “We are always working on updating our graphics,” she says. “As soon as we finish working on one brand, we move to the next.”

Last March, after refreshing the design for its flagship Double-Cola variety, the company moved on to Diet Double-Cola, taking the opportunity “to really show consumers what this brand is all about—embracing individuality,” says McCommon. Double-Cola was born in 1933 and got its name from being the first major soft drink to be marketed in a package twice the size of its competitors. Today, the brand differentiates itself by eschewing slick, corporate graphics for a unique, handcrafted appearance.

The rebrand for Diet Double was guided by consumer intercept studies that revealed that The Double Cola Co.’s target market is very interested in trying new brands and was attracted by the redesign. New graphics for the can and the 12-pack carton were created by goDutch and include interlocking circles of blue, black, and red; clean and modern typography; and hand-drawn illustrations and text that reads, “Never Settle for the Ordinary,” and “Hard to Find, Easy to Love.”

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