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“Shemal Longmint”: The Rise of a Fresh‑Feeling Cult Classic

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4. Design & Branding: A Visual Identity That Speaks

Jae‑Hoon’s background in graphic design shines through the product’s packaging: Feature Story “Shemal Longmint”: The Rise of a

• Minimalist Palette – Cool teal and muted ivory, evoking the clean feel of mint leaves.
• Typography – A custom, hand‑drawn sans‑serif that feels both modern and approachable.
• Eco‑Friendly Materials – Recyclable aluminum tins with a biodegradable inner liner, aligning with the brand’s sustainability ethos.
• Storytelling – Each tin includes a short, illustrated “Mint Journey” that explains the source of the mint and the science behind the slow‑release technology.

The visual language has earned the brand multiple design awards, including a Red Dot Design Award in 2023. Minimalist Palette – Cool teal and muted ivory,

7. The Future: What’s Next for Shemal Longmint?

2.1. The Founders

• Mira Patel, a former food‑science graduate turned freelance mixologist.
• Jae‑Hoon Kim, a graphic designer with a passion for natural aromatics.

Mira and Jae‑Hoon met at a local farmers’ market in Portland, Oregon, where they bonded over a shared love of “clean‑label” ingredients. Mira was experimenting with a new type of long‑lasting mint extract derived from a rare Mentha longifolia cultivar, while Jae‑Hoon was sketching packaging concepts for a boutique tea brand.

One rainy afternoon, they decided to combine forces. The goal? Create a mint product that would last longer than traditional spearmint or peppermint, yet avoid the harsh, synthetic bite that many modern mints have adopted.