
Dirtbag - Making gardening sexy again
This deceptively simple gardening brand was rooted in two things: the proven therapeutic benefits of nature, and the reality that so many of us (especially in London) are stuck in flats, high-rises, and postcodes with barely a patch of green in sight. It’s built for people who need that connection but don’t have the luxury of a garden.
Visual identity was led heavily by research. I dug into existing gardening goods and noticed a clear pattern: the market is plagued by outdated, overly floral and hyper-feminine visuals - that feel more like granny's shed rather than a city flat windowsill.
So, I came up with Dirtbag: a raunchy, sleazy houseplant starter kit brand for people with no garden, no patience for pastels, and no interest in pretending plants are a gentle hobby.


Lingerie aprons, tattooed gloves, and a logo that's borderline not safe for work. It’s a quiet rebellion against granny-core gardening - it's built for balconies, windowsills, and anyone who wants to grow something without feeling like they’re walking into a garden centre for pensioners
It’s nonsensical, a bit filthy and exciting - it’s about making gardening feel appealing and accessable to people who’ve never had a garden to begin with.







