PatPat

PatPat

Introduction

Introduction

Born in a small Greek village on the Aegean coast—now part of modern-day Turkey—Pat Pat was built around one central belief: olive oil is not just an ingredient, it’s a way of life. The brand sought to bottle the Mediterranean spirit—slow meals, shared tables, and local joy—and offer it to a global audience craving more connection, more flavour, more presence.

Year

2019

Industry

Food & Lifestyle

Scope of work

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Communication Strategy

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Web Design

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Brand Identity

Timeline

12 Weeks

Introduction

Born in a small Greek village on the Aegean coast—now part of modern-day Turkey—Pat Pat was built around one central belief: olive oil is not just an ingredient, it’s a way of life. The brand sought to bottle the Mediterranean spirit—slow meals, shared tables, and local joy—and offer it to a global audience craving more connection, more flavour, more presence.

Year

2019

Industry

Food & Lifestyle

Scope of work

/

Communication Strategy

/

Web Design

/

Brand Identity

Timeline

12 Weeks

The Challenge

The Challenge

The Challenge

How do you distil 3,000 years of history into a product that feels fresh, relevant, and modern? Pat Pat’s groves were home to some of the oldest olive trees and mills in the world, but heritage alone wasn’t enough.

Our challenge was to take something deeply local—and deeply lived—and translate it for a universal, lifestyle-oriented market without compromising its roots. The visuals, copy, and packaging needed to speak in a soft but confident voice, balancing ritual with refreshment.

What It Matters

What It Matters

What It Matters

Pat Pat was a quiet rebellion against fast everything. In a world obsessed with convenience, it offered something slower, richer, and more deliberate.

It invited people back to the table—sometimes with neighbours, sometimes with strangers. And in doing so, it became more than an olive oil brand. It became a gateway into a more grounded way of living.