The bag lies diagonally on a flat putty-grey surface, shot from above so the plastic catches soft highlights and creases. Its face is electric blue. Top left carries a QR code in cream, beside a headline "A CONVENIENCIA FICOU MAIS CONVENIENTE." in cream caps with the second line inside a rounded outline pill, then three lines of small body copy in Portuguese. A vertical "vizibr.com" runs down the left edge. The lower half is dominated by the "vizi" wordmark in cream, set so large that its letters are cropped by the bottom of the bag, with a solid green circle standing in for one of the dots. Outline illustrations sit over the blue: a stacked can, a bottle, a large tilted can, and an oval "24H" badge. Six die-cut stickers lie scattered around the bag on the grey ground, each with a white cut border: a can, a fridge full of bottles, a bottle, two "24H" ovals and an "ABERTO" plaque cropped at the right edge.

Key takeaway

The same illustration library appears twice in one frame, printed flat on the bag and die-cut as loose stickers, which makes the unboxing feel like it comes with a toy. Blowing the wordmark past the edge of the bag treats packaging as a crop of a larger artwork.

Reuse notes

Reach for this when a subscription or launch kit needs a low-cost moment of delight; stickers are the cheapest way to hand the identity to the customer. Depends on an illustration set simple enough to survive die-cutting. The glossy mailer photographs well but the creases will distort any small type, so keep body copy on the flattest panel.