Andean Systems Merchandise

Imagining a digital merchandise platform that brings Andean craft into the modern marketplace.

Timeline: 4 Weeks

Roles: Product Designer, Brand Strategist

About Andean Systems

Introduce the brand in 2–3 sentences: what Andean Systems is, who it exists for, and the cultural story it draws on. Emily’s equivalent section sets the context before any design appears.

Defining the brand vision

The creative-direction core. What visual language did you set — colour, material, motif, typography — and what did you decide the brand should feel like? Name the references you drew from and the rules you set for yourself.

Pendulum Distorted

Translating the vision into merchandise

How the direction became objects: which motifs carried over to garments, what you had to adapt for fabric and print, and what you rejected along the way. Caption each reference below with what it contributed.

Andean Systems inspiration 1
Andean Systems inspiration 2
Andean Systems inspiration 3

The merchandise

Walk through the final pieces: what each garment is, the material and print decisions behind it, and how it carries the brand vision.

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Shirt Front

Andean T-shirt — Front

Shirt Back

Andean T-shirt — Back

Product 1: Graphic T-Shirt

Hat Side

Andean Hat — Side

Hat Back

Andean Hat — Back

Product 2: Baseball Hat

Where it goes next

Close the loop: what you’d extend the system to next (more product categories, packaging, a storefront), and what you learned about directing a brand rather than designing a screen.

Mira Bella Sabbagh — Product Designer