What Does a Product Development Consultant Do?
What a brand and product development consultant does, when founder-led brands should hire one and what to expect from the process, step by step.
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Helping lifestyle brands build worlds beyond their core offering

Most brand designers work on how you look. I focus on what you make (or want to make), and what that says about who you are.
With nearly two decades designing physical products for lifestyle brands Herschel Supply Co., Jack Wills, and Truly, and the last five years leading brand identity and creative direction from my studio in East Devon, I bring something most designers can’t: I understand the full journey from brand idea to a physical object in someone’s hands.
Working with service based businesses across the UK I help founders and teams move beyond their core offering and into the products and experience that make a brand become an entire brand world that their customers want to belong to.
Are you a founder of a wellness, hospitality or lifestyle business? Have thought about adding products that you community genuinely want to own, but have no time, energy or idea of how to start?
Then we should talk!
Working together, we will deep dive into your business, the everyday, the ritual and essence of who you are and what you do. Then we talk about the products you wish to make, and what you community wishes you made. Once we have shaped and moulded what all of that looks like, we create the step by step process to get your brand new product(s) into the hands of your loyal fans!
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What a brand and product development consultant does, when founder-led brands should hire one and what to expect from the process, step by step.
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