Kitsch Fit-It-All Pack

A travel kit for Kitsch, with windowed packaging and a retail display design for eight nesting containers.

Eight containers.
One travel kit.

Kitsch Fit-It-All Pack box with a clear pouch of pink containers and loose containers beside it

Role

Challenge

Packaging and point-of-sale design lead.

SCOPE

Package structure, graphics, renders, retail display.

TEAM

Caroline Bills.

KEYWORDS

Beauty, personal care, travel, CPG, retail display, endcap, Target

Challenge

The Fit-It-All Pack brings eight nesting containers into a quart-size travel bag. Working with Caroline Bills, I led the packaging and proposed retail display. The challenge was to make the compact system easy to understand before purchase.

Containers nested in the zip-top pouch
Windowed packaging showing the full set

Containers nested in the zip-top pouch

Windowed packaging showing the full set

Wide opening and removable lid detail
Boxed pack with a window onto the nested set

Wide opening and removable lid detail

Boxed pack with a window onto the nested set

Proposed endcap with boxed sets and try-me
Container sizes, separate and nested

Proposed endcap with boxed sets and try-me

Container sizes, separate and nested

Containers nested in the zip-top pouch

Containers nested in the zip-top pouch

Windowed packaging showing the full set

Windowed packaging showing the full set

Wide opening and removable lid detail

Wide opening and removable lid detail

Boxed pack with a window onto the nested set

Boxed pack with a window onto the nested set

Proposed endcap with boxed sets and try-me

Proposed endcap with boxed sets and try-me

Container sizes, separate and nested

Container sizes, separate and nested

Process

Solution

Working with Caroline Bills, I mapped how eight containers nest into a quart-size travel bag. I then designed a windowed package so shoppers could understand the set at a glance. Finally, I rendered a proposed Target endcap with a try‑me unit.

Eight travel containers nest inside a quart-size bag. The windowed packaging shows exactly what's included, while the retail display is designed to let shoppers see how the containers fit together.

Process

Working with Caroline Bills, I mapped how eight containers nest into a quart-size travel bag. I then designed a windowed package so shoppers could understand the set at a glance. Finally, I rendered a proposed Target endcap with a try‑me unit.

Solution

Eight travel containers nest inside a quart-size bag. The windowed packaging shows exactly what's included, while the retail display is designed to let shoppers see how the containers fit together.

Design development

Box dieline with window, folds, and cuts

Box dieline with window, folds, and cuts