When small-batch
outgrows the kitchen
When small-batch
outgrows the kitchen









Overview
Some products are so good they practically sell themselves, but only if the world can see them clearly. Jamie's Farm New York makes small-batch granola baked with grass-fed ghee butter: honest, flavour-forward, and genuinely award-winning. A product with real roots, real ingredients, and a founder who learnt her craft in a three-Michelin-star kitchen. What it needed was a name, a visual identity, and packaging that could carry all of that warmth onto a shelf and hold its own.
The Challenge
The premium grocery space is crowded with brands that shout health claims and stack certifications. Jamie's Farm didn't need to shout. It needed to be seen for what it already was: a real product, made with real ingredients, by a real person. The challenge was to build a brand from the ground up that felt as considered and craft-led as the granola itself, while being commercially sharp enough to earn its place in the most competitive retail environments in the US.
The Solution
We started at the very beginning, with the name. Jamie's Farm New York grounds the brand in both personality and provenance, giving it an immediate sense of authenticity and place. From there, we built a visual identity that balances warmth with confidence: a hand-crafted sensibility that doesn't sacrifice clarity on shelf. The packaging design was developed to communicate ingredient transparency and small-batch quality at a glance, using a colour and typography system that feels premium without feeling cold. Every detail, from the ghee-baked story to the flavour naming, was crafted to make the product feel as good as it tastes.
The Impact
Since the rebrand, Jamie's Farm has secured placement in Whole Foods and a growing number of significant US retailers, a direct testament to the commercial power of getting the brand right from day one. The granola has gone on to win two Silver sofi Awards, a sofi Gold Award in the Cereals/Granolas category from the Specialty Food Association, and recognition as a Good Food Awards Finalist, competing against nearly 2,000 entries in blind tastings judged by professional chefs, restaurateurs, and food critics. The brand has also been named one of the best granola brands by Bon Appétit. What started as a kitchen passion project now looks and feels exactly like the category leader it is.