Business
A house brand that can stand beside imported labels on trust and price — and stretch into new recipes without a redesign.
We built Purrie from the ground up for The Pet DC Shop — the story, the name, the mascot and every place a cat parent meets the brand, from the shelf to the feed.

Make everyday cat nutrition feel as warm and trustworthy as the bond between a cat and its family.
The Pet DC Shop wanted a cat-food label of its own — one that could sit beside imported names on Malaysian shelves. It had to feel premium enough to trust, friendly enough to pick up, and simple enough to grow into a full range.
We started with a true story. Cookie, the founder’s cat, purrs whenever a meal makes her happy. That purr became the name — “Purr” plus the “ie” from Cookie — and Cookie became the face of the brand. Everything else grew from that one idea.
A house brand that can stand beside imported labels on trust and price — and stretch into new recipes without a redesign.
Cat parents buy with their hearts first. A happy, familiar face builds trust faster than a nutrition table.
The pet aisle is full of cat photos. A hand-drawn mascot and one bold orange make Purrie easy to find from across the store.
One system — name, mascot, colour, type, pack and retail kit — so every touchpoint says the same warm thing.

A bold, rounded wordmark paired with a minimal cat whose whiskers and scalloped collar make it smile. It works in four approved versions, from full colour to monochrome, so it holds up on a bag, a booth or a profile picture.
Poppins sets the confident headlines, Inter keeps nutrition details clear, and a hand-drawn accent face adds a playful touch to short messages.

The founder's cat became the brand's voice. Seven expressions and seven poses let Purrie speak on pack, in store and online — happy, curious, hungry — without ever going off-brand.


A cream bag that stands out in a sea of photo packs: Cookie front and centre, the recipe in a speech bubble, and the key promises in one glance.


A complete in-store kit — shelf blocks, shelf talkers, a cat-eared floor stand and an event booth — built on the same line: “The bowl gets emptier. I get happier.”



A launch feed that lets Cookie do the talking — teasers, recipe reveals and an “official taste tester” who is very hard to say no to.

A brand the client can run on its own — with a 34-page guide so every new recipe, shelf and post still sounds like Purrie.