Discovery Samples...but minis!! What do you think? 💜
Design and packaging are a big deal to us at T+A. Our Laundry Shampoo + Conditioner bottles weren't designed to look great, their rectangular shape means they fit neatly into cupboards and shelves without awkward gaps or wasted space. 🙏
But when we looked at our Discovery Samples, we realised something. Sachets just aren't giving the same clean, considered aesthetic. So we started exploring a new idea. Minis. 🥹
The idea is a beautiful Discovery Sample box with our bestselling scents, each one in a mini bottle instead of a sachet. These minis would hold three times the amount, giving you three washes instead of just one.
We've found that a single sachet doesn't always reflect how people actually do their laundry. Wash loads and machine sizes vary, and everyone has their own preference when it comes to how much detergent they use. 🤗 It's still early days, but before we go any further, we wanted to ask you first.
What do you think? 🥰
1061 comments
Karen Booth
Bottles will become collectables there so cute great for holidays, if your topping your standard size bottles from a refill I sometimes have a bit left over as it wasn’t quite empty to start so I can just use a little bottle for the excess, also my mum would like the bottles as she doesn’t do as much washing as our family 💜
Karen Booth
Bottles will become collectables there so cute great for holidays, if your topping your standard size bottles from a refill I sometimes have a bit left over as it wasn’t quite empty to start so I can just use a little bottle for the excess, also my mum would like the bottles as she doesn’t do as much washing as our family 💜
Lisa Jones
Too much plastic, stick to the sachets. Even better make them and the refill pouches recyclable ♻️
Sara Sheppard
yes yes yes
Emma Earing
Love this idea, it’s a great way to try out the samples with the cute little bottles. Would definitely try them.
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