Sports Water was a licensed bottled water brand operated by Infinity Lifestyle Brands. When I came on, the company had two licensing partnerships (the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox) and ambitions to scale far beyond them.
But the brand wasn't ready. The logo was dated, the marketing leaned entirely on the licensed IP to sell, and the sales materials were a patchwork deck stitched together over years. That was enough for two baseball partnerships, but landing Disney, Viacom, and the MLBPA required a brand that could survive corporate licensor review, hold its own against Propel, LIFEWTR, and Smartwater on shelf, and give the sales team creative that actually closed deals.
As the licensing pipeline grew to include entertainment properties alongside sports franchises, the company needed a brand architecture and creative system that could separate sports and entertainment licensing under distinct identities while maintaining unified production and distribution.
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Built the brand architecture and creative systems that unlocked $10M+ in licensing deals.
Created the naming strategy, brand identity, and packaging systems for two distinct brand lines, giving the sales team the creative foundation that supported $10M+ in partnerships with Disney, Nickelodeon, the MLBPA, and major sports franchises.
$10M+
in licensing contracts supported
50+
SKUs across two brand lines
2
brand systems built from scratch
01 · Context
Two licensing partnerships, ambitions for many more, and a brand that couldn't carry them.
Brand System
Sports Water
Sports Navy
Aqua Teal
White
WaterCo
WaterCo Blue
Wave Blue
White
Typography
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890 ·
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 ·
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 ·
Bottle Label
Custom sales decks built for every licensor pitch

















































In Market
Brand Spot
Live Events & Activation
Key Insight
The hardest problem wasn't design.
It was building a brand architecture credible enough to get in the room with Disney and the MLBPA in the first place. A single brand couldn't sell SpongeBob water and Yankees water with equal authority, so we split them.
The Yankees and Red Sox proved the sports concept; WaterCo proved the entertainment concept could stand on its own. Every new partnership after that (Nickelodeon, the Raiders, Manchester City, Disney Princess) was closed using materials I created.