Cococart
and cafe

A whimsical curator of indulgence.

Cococart is a homegrown chocolate retailer that brings some of the finest international chocolates to India. What began as a single retail format soon grew into cafés and combined spaces, giving people more ways to discover and enjoy chocolate. With shops across the country, Cococart quickly became a much loved name for chocolate lovers in India.

rebranding
packaging
social media
content creation

The Problem

But as the brand expanded, its identity began to scatter. Cococart stood for retail, Cococart and Café for combined spaces, and Cococafé for standalone cafés. Each format had its own look and feel, and apart from the logo there was little to hold them together. Without a unified message across India, the brand lacked the recall and resonance it needed. Cococart was ready for an identity that could tie its formats under one story and still capture the joy of chocolate.

Our Approach

We reimagined Cococart as a whimsical traveller, a curator who brings joy and indulgence from around the world. The brand shifted from being just a retailer of chocolates to becoming a creator of magical moments. Every bite, every visit, every package became a discovery, carrying the same sense of wonder.

We did not change the Cococart logo completely. The typographic logo remained the same to retain familiarity, but we introduced an emblem, a logo mark that could grow into the next symbol of brand recall. The emblem captured this new spirit with a magician’s hat placed on a cart, a playful nod to both the name and Cococart’s role as a bringer of indulgence and delight.

Colours built on this foundation. Coral, the brand’s existing primary colour, stayed at the centre - a shade they were deeply connected to and wanted customers to instantly recognise. Chosen for its sense of playful indulgence rather than a gourmet feel, coral remained the anchor while maroon, soft pinks, and browns added warmth and depth around it.

We retained Cococart’s existing typefaces - Megafield as primary font to bring character and warmth to the brand, while Fabrikat as secondary font to keep communication clear and easy to read. Together, they felt natural to Cococart’s personality, so we chose to build on them rather than change what already worked.

Square sheet of patterned wrapping paper with pink and white checkered design and black text reading 'COCOCART & cafe' repeated across it.Pink-striped paper packaging bags for Cococart & cafe, one standing upright and one lying on its side.Stack of round brown coasters on wooden planks with the phrase 'Sip. Savor. REPEAT.' printed in white text.
Illustration of hands preparing and serving various desserts including cake, bread, chocolates, and a milkshake with cream.

Illustrated hands perform playful food actions, from holding cookies to pouring milkshakes. They bring the magical, whimsical world of Cococart to life.

The star symbolizes celebration and joy, marking every indulgence as a special moment. It appears across packaging and touchpoints, adding sparkle and delight.

Person wearing a red cap and cream sweatshirt smiling while holding a striped coffee cup against a pink paneled wall.
Curved stack of red disposable cups with a black star pattern on a brown surface casting a shadow.
Stack of folded beige and white clothes with a red baseball cap featuring a white star emblem on top, next to a white-lidded disposable cup.
Pink takeaway coffee cups with white lids, a pink food bag, and branded wrapping paper, all labeled 'COCOCART & cafe' on a light background.
Hand holding a red cap clipped to blue jeans with a red strap reading 'We speak chocolate here'.
Pink and white striped coffee cups and packaging with CocoCart & cafe logo on a light surface with shadows.
Pink-themed table setup with stacked folded shirts, coffee cups with lids, saucers with small teacups, pink packaging boxes, and a red baseball cap.
Hand lifting the pink lid of a pink box revealing a round chocolate dessert topped with crumbly nuts inside.

Packaging became a canvas for this new identity. Coffee cups, sleeves, cake boxes, bags, and wrapping paper were all redesigned to carry the same charm. The emblem, colours, and illustrations worked seamlessly across every item, making the entire range feel like one family. Whether someone picked up a hot chocolate in a café or a gift box in store, the experience was instantly recognisable as Cococart.

Pink CocoCart by cafe branded packaging boxes with assorted desserts including chocolate cake, caramel dessert, and chocolate chip cookie; next to pink takeaway coffee cups, a sandwich, a croissant on branded paper, and a striped pink paper bag.
Stack of folded cream t-shirts, red cap, red lanyard, red disposable coffee cup with vintage stroller design, and red coffee cups on a pink surface.
Two takeaway coffee cups, a pink coffee bag, and a box of pastries on a red metal chair with a shadow on a white background.
Pink ceramic coffee cup with matching saucer and a small cart logo on the cup, surrounded by a red cup and a patterned takeaway cup in the background.
Three pink cups with coffee, latte, and berry smoothie, surrounded by assorted pastries and fresh strawberries on a beige table.
Red ceramic cup and saucer with a small white logo, surrounded by disposable coffee cups and a pink background.
Small round chocolate cake with crumb topping on a gold square base surrounded by pink patterned dessert boxes.
Modern bakery cafe interior with wooden beams, display cases filled with pastries, digital menu boards, and decorative wall art.

This sense of magic also found its way into the physical spaces. Floors carried star patterns in the tiles, while walls came alive with playful illustrations of magician’s hands, sprinkling stars, whisking up treats, or conjuring surprises. Instead of feeling rigid or systematic, each café looked spontaneous and full of life, carrying the same playful spirit as the brand.

We created social media IPs as content buckets like IN/OUT, blindfold taste tests. For each IP, we designed repeatable units that the brand could post again and again, with every unit feeling fresh while staying on-brand.

Person holding a red cup and saucer filled with hot chocolate while dipping a piece of chocolate.
Two hands using small golden spoons to share a chocolate cake with crumb topping on a pink plate.
Person writing with a pencil at a table with a plate of sandwiches, a small bowl of sauce, and a red cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows.
Person using a fork and knife to eat avocado toast topped with cherry tomatoes and a flower garnish, served with a side of beet hummus on a pink plate.
A milkshake topped with whipped cream being dispensed from a nozzle into a glass rimmed with chocolate crumbs and white drizzle.
Two hands holding five different chocolate bars including Whitaker's, Venchi, E. Wedel, Butlers, and Reese's, with a background of pink and brown vintage suitcases.

Content creation brought this idea to life by capturing the team enjoying chocolate behind the scenes, showcasing the full range of Cococart offerings, and highlighting products up close. This approach not only shared their passion but also made the brand feel approachable and full of personality.

creative direction
Divika Mehta
project management
Vaishali Gotecha
Niranjan Rao
visual design
Neha Nachankar
Dipanshi Dhammani
Prinesh Vichare
strategy
Niklesh Karnani
Ritika Lakhotia
Palak Tongya
Content creation
Rohit Jhangiani
Ashish Kumar
Kamakshi Jain
Divya Jain