Axiom Cycling Gear creates cycling accessories with a commitment to environmental sustainability. They make products from recycled fishing nets and aluminum, turning waste into gear that cyclists can rely on. Their products are built for people who care about performance and the planet in equal measure.
Axiom Cycling Gear had a story worth telling, but their brand wasn't telling it.
Their commitment to sustainability—using recycled materials, reducing waste, minimizing environmental impact—was core to who they were. But their visual identity didn't reflect it. Their branding didn't capture the people who actually bought their products or the values that set them apart in a crowded market.
They needed a rebrand that would put their uniqueness front and center and show that sustainability and quality don't have to be trade-offs.
We started with research. We dug into Axiom's audience and market positioning to understand who we were designing for and what would resonate.
Then we rebuilt their brand from the ground up. We revamped their logo, created a new color palette, developed photography guidelines, and updated their brand messaging. Every decision was rooted in the idea that the bicycle gives you the freedom to move, and that Axiom's products let you live your life while saving the environment.
The result was a visual identity that felt authentic to the brand, the product, and the people using it.











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