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Naia — sustainable fiber brand.

Lead designer for the launch and ongoing brand work for Naia, Eastman's sustainable cellulosic fiber. Identity expression, marketing collateral, technical one-pagers, and trade-show materials across B2B and consumer audiences.

Role
Lead Designer
Company
Eastman Chemical Company
Discipline
Brand, Marketing, Event
Naia — sustainable fiber brand

Brief

Naia™ is Eastman’s sustainable cellulosic fiber, used in apparel and home textiles. The brand had to communicate clearly to two very different audiences at the same time:

  • B2B — fabric mills, brand sourcing teams, and technical processors who decide what fiber goes into next season’s lines
  • Consumer — end shoppers seeing Naia tags or co-branded marketing on apparel, denim, and home goods

Brochure

Naia brochure interior, closed-loop production process

The brand brochure walks buyers through Naia’s closed-loop production process (managed forests to wood pulp to cellulose acetate to fiber to finished textile) as one continuous illustrated diagram across the spread.

Consumer collateral

Naia™ Renew home textile roll-up banner, "Slip into a world of luxurious comfort"

For the Home Textile launch the brand uses lifestyle photography directed at consumers buying sheets, throws, and bedding made with Naia.

B2B technical

Technical one-pager, heat transfer printing on Naia cellulosic fiber

Technical one-pagers for fabric processors: heat-transfer printing guides, dyeing instructions, fiber spec sheets. Plain layout, dense data, brand recedes so the information leads.

Trade shows

Kingpins denim trade-show one-pager, "Transforming denim from the inside out"

Trade-show collateral for events like Kingpins denim. Statement headline paired with three-column blend specs (Naia™ Renew + Cotton, + Polyester, + Lyocell) for designers and sourcing teams shopping fiber for their next denim line.

Role

Lead designer on the brand launch and ongoing work: marketing collateral, presentations, event visuals, and technical communications across formats and audiences.