Press kit.Tell the waffle bet straight.
The brand essentials below — origin, founder, palette, typography, logo rules, current drops — packed into one downloadable PDF. DM-free channel at the foot of the page for press inquiries.
One PDF. The whole brand.
Single file: cover origin, founder line, palette hex codes, typography ramp, wordmark rules, and the three current drops. Save it, quote it, link it — no DM needed.
stackdrip-press-kit.pdf · generated on demand
Why the waffle.
A streetwear label built around the waffle — one food, four styles, one illustrator per run.
Stackdrip prints graphics-led tees, hoodies, beanies, and accessories in small IRL batches out of a single studio. Every drop is roughly two hundred units, never restocked, photographed the same week it ships, and named after a Belgian city that already proved the waffle converts to a grid. The first drop, The Liégeois, ships with a hand-set wordmark over a honey-on-cream waffle print — every drop after it carries the same studio discipline in a different grid, a different fabric, and a different illustrator’s hand.
We started Stackdrip because photographs lie less than receipts. Every tee off this iron is roughly two hundred units, IRL-printed, photographed the same week it ships, never reprinted. That is the whole pitch — the rest of the press kit is the receipts.
— Stackdrip, on the record
Brand colors.
Five hex values, derived from one warm-amber seed. Drop them in Figma; do not adjust them in print or social.
- Accent · honey#d97706
wordmarks, CTAs, drop numbers, eyebrow rules
- Cream · paper#fdf8ef
PWA splash, background-underlay
- Background · linen#f6efe5
page surface, tee body, tote canvas
- Foreground · espresso#1a140d
primary text, hero backdrop
- Ink · deep#0a0a0a
print ink on cream cotton, type at smallest sizes
Type stack.
Display and body share one family. Do not mix in a second face for a quote pull or a drop number — the stack is the brand.
Display
Inter
Body
Inter
- text-displayStackdriphero headlines, single-purpose display
- text-h1The Liégeoissection openers, page titles
- text-h2Origin storysubsection openers
- text-h3Care & washcard / row titles
- text-eyebrow// PRESSsection eyebrows, kicker labels
Logo & wordmark usage.
Use the wordmark in the orientation it was set in, against the colours below, and at a size that respects the waffle-grid backdrop.
- Keep a clear-space margin equal to the height of the waffle-grid cell around any wordmark lockup.
- Use the wordmark on Accent honey or Cream linen only — never on photography or near a colour it cannot outpace.
- Set the wordmark to its optical size: Display on hero, H1 on cards, H2 in body. Never recompose to fit the canvas.
- Use the waffle-grid background only in its original honey-on-cream orientation.
- Do not crop, stretch, rotate, or skew the wordmark.
- Do not recolour Honey to anything outside the published palette above.
- Do not place the wordmark on busy photography without the cream or espresso underlay behind it.
- Do not re-typeset the wordmark in an alternate font, even when it conflicts with the drop illustration.
Featured in this kit.
Three current drops: the Liégeois tee, the Antwerpener hoodie, and the Brusseleir beanie. Their colourways also appear in the palette above.
- // DROP 01LIÈGEOIS
The Liégeois
Pearl sugar crunch on a cream base — built to be photographed.
- Palette
- Honey / cream
- Materials
- 100% combed cotton, 220gsm — screen-printed in studio, EU sizing
- // DROP 02ANTWERP
The Antwerpener
Cocoa-on-cream heavyweight — port-town built, screen-printed in studio.
- Palette
- Cocoa / cream
- Materials
- 100% combed cotton fleece, 380gsm — brushed inner, flat-lock seams, EU sizing
- // DROP 03BRUSSELS
The Brusseleir
Charcoal rib knit with a single cream stripe — for cold studios.
- Palette
- Charcoal / cream
- Materials
- 70% merino wool, 30% recycled poly — jacquard stripe, rib knit, EU sizing
Press inquiries.
Press inquiries — drop us a line via the Contact form on this page, never via DM. Send the story angle, the publication or platform, and the deadline — replies land the same week.
On the drop list, before the next run.
One email when the next drop hits the press — first dibs before the inventory is gone, or catch whatever's still on the rack from the current run.