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Apparel mockup of a white tee whose back carries a blue print of five bottles arranged in a recycling loop above a pixel-dissolving Breaking wordmark.
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Summary
A merchandise application shot from behind, showing the identity reduced to a single blue ink print: a ring of bottles, a short statement, and the wordmark with its pixel-eroded final letters.
Visual description
A woman with dark hair in a low bun walks away from camera in a slouchy white tee, photographed in a corridor with slatted golden-yellow walls and a metal handrail, everything behind her thrown out of focus. The back print is a single cobalt blue. Five crushed plastic bottles are arranged nose to tail in a rough pentagonal ring, each drawn with a coarse dotted and cracked texture as if screen-printed from a degraded scan. Centred inside the ring, two lines of small sans-serif read "Plastic Degradation." Below the ring the word "Breaking" is set large in a smooth grotesque whose last two letters break apart into square pixels, with a small trademark mark at the upper right. Under a horizontal rule, a small caps line reads "EMPOWERING BIOLOGY TO ELIMINATE PLASTIC WASTE." beside a partial bottle shape, with recycling and copyright icons at the right end.
Key takeaway
The recycling symbol is rebuilt out of the product itself, so the shirt explains the business without a diagram. Letting only the tail of the wordmark pixelate keeps it readable while carrying the decomposition idea into the logo.
Reuse notes
A solid pattern for one-colour merch where budget allows a single screen: the ring, statement, wordmark, and legal line stack into a self-contained lockup. The distressed bottle texture needs a coarse enough halftone to survive on fabric, and the layout assumes a back print with room below the shoulder blades.
