Brand

Brand Guidelines

A short manual on how to use the WHATS brand: logo, colors, typography and voice. Please follow these rules whenever you represent WHATS in press, partnerships or retail.

1. Logo

The WHATS wordmark is the primary identifier of the brand. Always use the official files — never recreate, redraw or distort the logo.

Clear space

Keep a margin around the logo equal to the height of the "W" on all sides. Don't crowd it.

Don'ts

  • Don't stretch, rotate or skew the logo.
  • Don't change its colors outside the approved palette.
  • Don't add shadows, outlines or effects.
  • Don't place it on busy backgrounds without enough contrast.

2. Product assets

Official can imagery for press, retail and partner use. Please don't recolor, crop the wordmark out or composite the can over distracting backgrounds.

WHATS can — front

Can front

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WHATS can — tall

Can tall

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WHATS cans — group shot

Group shot

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WHATS can on dark rock in water — wide shot

Rock scene wide

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WHATS can on rock in water — close shot

Rock scene close

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WHATS can on stone pedestal

Pedestal scene

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WHATS can in dark studio — front

Studio front

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WHATS can in dark studio — back label

Studio back

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WHATS can isolated on white background

Isolated can

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WHATS can angled in studio

Angle shot

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3. Color palette

WHATS uses a warm, confident palette built around ink black, warm white and ginger.

Ink#0E0E0E
Warm White#F4EFE6
Ginger#E26A2C
Foreground#1A1A1A

4. Typography

Headlines use our display typeface in tight tracking and generous size. Body copy is set in a clean sans-serif at comfortable reading sizes. Keep hierarchy strong: one big idea per block.

5. Tone of voice

  • Direct. Short sentences. No fluff.
  • Honest. We talk about what's in the can and why it matters.
  • Energetic. Built around movement, training and real routines.
  • Human. We speak to people, not to consumers.

6. Imagery

Use natural light, real athletes and real environments. Avoid stock-looking shots. Product photography should feel clean, crisp and confident — the can is the hero.

7. Press & partnerships

For high-resolution assets, vector files or co-branded materials, contact press@drinkwhats.com.

WHATS can — hero shot