Founded in 1863, in Marlboro, Massachusetts, The Frye Company has a long history
of making durable leather goods, defined by quality & style, and with a strong presence in
the American footwear landscape. As part of the in-house design team, I worked on the Frye
2016 re-branding, including identity, typography system, collateral, and packaging design.

 Inspired by the company’s heritage and craftsmanship, the identity reflects its commitment
to quality and iconic design. Combining the artisanal touch of the craft paper with modern
typography, the visual system showcases a contemporary character while elevating Frye
to a timeless footwear brand.

The identity was extended to the entire brand, including retail tags, shoe boxes,
shopping bags and leather-care products.

The design system has been featured on Fonts In Use, a global public archive of typography
showcasing design study cases. The platform documents and examines graphic design
with the goal of improving typographic literacy and appreciation.

Founded in 1863, in Marlboro, Massachusetts, The Frye Company has a long history of making durable leather goods, defined by quality & style, and with a strong presence in the American footwear landscape. As part of the in-house design team, I worked on the Frye
2016 re-branding, including identity, typography system, collateral, and packaging design.

 Inspired by the company’s heritage and craftsmanship, the identity reflects its commitment to quality and iconic design. Combining the artisanal touch of the craft paper with modern typography, the visual system showcases a contemporary character while elevating Frye
to a timeless footwear brand.

The identity was extended to the entire brand, including retail tags, shoe boxes, shopping bags and leather-care products.

The design system has been featured on Fonts In Use, a global public archive of typography showcasing design study cases.
The platform documents and examines graphic design
with the goal of improving typographic literacy and appreciation.

Founded in 1863, in Marlboro, Massachusetts,
The Frye Company has a long history of making durable leather goods, defined by quality & style, and with a strong presence in the American footwear landscape. As
part of the in-house design team, I worked on the Frye 2016 re-branding, including identity, typography system, collateral, and
packaging design.

 Inspired by the company’s heritage
and craftsmanship, the identity reflects its commitment to quality and iconic design. Combining the artisanal touch of the craft paper with modern typography, the visual system showcases a contemporary
character while elevating Frye to a timeless
footwear brand.

The identity was extended to the entire brand, including retail tags, shoe boxes, shopping bags, and leather-care products.

The design system has been featured on Fonts In Use, a global public archive of typography showcasing design study cases.
The platform documents and examines graphic design with the goal of improving typographic literacy and appreciation.