SYNC

Smart nutrition, beautifully engineered

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Across the pet-nutrition category, a growing number of consumers seek more complete formulations, tailored functional benefits, and brands that act with a sense of refinement that matches their other FMCG purchases. Yet the market remains awash with over-designed packs and clichéd pet images that fail to speak to modern expectations of performance and purpose.

SYNC has been created to
challenge this status quo, and is launching globally across multiple regions.

Built around universal principles of clarity, confidence, and functional performance, SYNC presents shoppers at independent pet stores with a new kind of smart nutrition - one that is engineered for balance and blend.

SUM’s collaboration with SYNC began upstream at the
strategic level. We worked with the founder of holding company ‘GhostDog’ to define the brand’s positioning and narrative before then developing its name, visual identity, and creative platform.

The name SYNC, together with its logotype, acts as the cornerstone of a system rooted in structure and restraint. Its open, elegant construction mirrors the brand’s nutritional philosophy, i.e. synchrony between form and function.

Typography and colour - a restrained palette of neutrals and metallics - have also been designed by SUM to convey a smart, minimal approach across every touchpoint.

SYNC campaign still created by SUM, illustrating the visual parallel between owner and pet to express the brand’s philosophy of balance, connection, and intelligent design within modern pet nutrition.

Photography and motion have been used to convey the creative theme of synchrony. The imagery is editorial, not commercial; composed, sculptural, and confident. Each frame captures the relationship between human and animal in balanced alignment, acting as the perfect metaphor for the product’s finely balanced formulations.

The outcome: SYNC is reframing the concept of pet nutrition for a modern audience, elevating it from the category clutter to cultural relevance and design intelligence.

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