The pearls were originally packaged in LDPE plastic, which is non-resealable and not sustainable. Obtaining these factors helps allow me to create packaging that can be reused and is environmentally friendly. To counter this issue, the dried-up pearls will be packaged into a paperboard tube, as the container itself is airtight, allowing the pearls to stay fresh for a long period of time until they get used and consumed. The material itself is recyclable therefore it can be reused for any personal usage, such as extra storage or a plant pot.

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Bubble tea is consumed by hundreds of people every day, consisting of those ranging from 13 to 24 years, However within the age group, female consumers make up the majority of their supports compared to males. In order to The sketch shown before shows a tube with a beige gradient with black dots scattered around the bottom of the tube. The design is inspired by the dessert drink called bubble tea. The colour pallet and patterns present a theme of comfort, as circular and curved elements symbolise harmony and protection. When it came to the customer experience, the main goal was to create a ‘fun and enjoyment experience’. This was presented within the design of the mailer box, where the design on the outside presents as a plain boring brown box, and when the user opens the box, they are presented with bright soft colours.