Brand templates
Ten brands.Ten different problems.
Maer isn’t publishing client work here. These are fictional brands, built from the market up, to show strategy, system and craft. Each is labelled. Every number is a target from its plan, not a result.
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Himalayan Co.
A premium sparkling and still natural mineral water bottled near a Himalayan spring, sold in heavy glass to fine dining, luxury hotels and premium homes.
Tsuyoki
A streetwear label shaped by Tokyo after dark: heavyweight garment-dyed cotton, Japanese technical nylon and a reflective night seam, made in small numbered drops.
Cadence
A screenless health and fitness band worn 24/7, sold on membership. It tracks heart rate, HRV, sleep, strain and recovery around the clock, and the app turns all of it into one recovery score each morning.
Nilaya Hills
A twelve-cottage resort on a working coffee estate, built around the first three hours of the day: mist, an estate walk and coffee from the plants outside the door.
High On Protein
An online-first sports nutrition brand: whey in more than 20 flavours, isolate, creatine and protein bars, sold in resealable pouches at fair prices, with every batch tested by an independent lab and the report one scan away.
Veil
A skincare brand built on one active per product, published concentrations and a dermatologist panel, entering shelves where every bottle promises everything loudly.
Ledgerline
An ultra-fast market intelligence and trading platform for Indian investors and professional desks: real-time NSE and BSE data, options analytics, portfolio risk and alerts, designed around dashboards that stay calm when markets aren’t.
Momentum
A performance sportswear brand from India built around one piece of engineering, the PodRide sole: hollow pods that compress on landing and lock firm for push-off. Shoes, apparel and accessories in a quiet, refined palette.
Pour & Drive
Ready-to-pour, zero-alcohol cocktails for people who host, and for whoever is driving home.
Sushi Baka
A Japanese café chain: hand-rolled sushi at the counter, matcha whisked to order, fruit sandos and dorayaki, served in calm spaces framed by Mount Fuji at dusk and the pink of a Japanese autumn.
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