Two Frogs

A concept identity for Two Frogs, an apparel brand for people who move between two worlds: city streets on a weekday, a trailhead by Saturday. Outdoor apparel shouts and urban basics disappear. This had to be recognisable across a street and calm enough never to look like it was trying. So the brand became a field guide: two watchful frogs, releases drawn as species, spruce and cream on kraft, and a numbered tag on every garment.

Sector
Apparel
Year
2026
Scope
Identity, packaging, art direction
Status
Conceptual study
Two Frogs social media post
Two Frogs restock announcement post
A man in a forest looking through a pair of cream binoculars shaped like the Two Frogs mark
Three Two Frogs Instagram posts floating over a sunlit forest: the binoculars, a restock notice and the Blue Treefrog knit
Two Frogs kraft mailer
The Two Frogs frog-eyed balaclava worn under a hood
Two Frogs carabiner keeper on rock
Two Frogs typeface specimen: a large green Aa set in Roca on pale green, the mark ghosted behind

Set in Roca.

One typeface carries the whole brand. Roca is a soft, rounded serif with the warmth of an old field guide: it reads like a species plate, not a streetwear drop. Set large it holds the wordmark; set small it labels editions, Latin names and sighting numbers with the same calm voice.

Spruce on cream, cream on kraft. No second face, no display cut, nothing shouting. The restraint is the point: a brand that can be recognised across a street without ever looking like it is trying.

Two Frogs Japanese Toad Edition label, stitched onto knitted fabric
Two Frogs Horned Frog Edition label on a rust knit, two horned frogs hidden in jungle leaves
Two Frogs kraft hang tag reading Frog seen here, No. 0142, on a green knit
Two Frogs sticker pack
Two Frogs shirt mockup
Two Frogs flag