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A streetwear brand that turns 90s and 2000s Brazilian nostalgia into wearable memory.
Eternull Media
Abdul Hannan
Founder & Creative DirectorOld Feelings
2024
Old Feelings captures the essence of the good old days with humor — bringing 90s and 2000s Brazilian nostalgia into the present, and inviting everyone to slow down and rediscover joy in the small, memorable stuff.
The identity leans hard into vernacular graphic design — coupon borders, dashed lines, hand-drawn mascots, and warm cream paper stock — treating nostalgia as a visual system rather than a filter. Every graphic feels like it was found in a drawer, not generated by a brief.
A confident script logotype anchors the system, giving the brand a single unmistakable signature across totes, hangtags, and social drops, no matter how playful the supporting graphics get.
— Nostalgia, designed on purpose.
Nostalgia-driven streetwear brands often lean on generic throwback graphics that feel more like a costume than a culture. Old Feelings needed a visual language specific enough to feel authentically Brazilian, and disciplined enough to hold together as a real brand system.
We treated nostalgia as material, not mood — pulling from coupon design, hand-lettering, and warm print stock native to 90s and 2000s Brazil. A single confident script logotype anchors every drop, so the brand stays recognizable no matter how the graphics evolve.
A hand-inspired script logotype pairs with a warm, cream-and-orange palette and a library of vernacular graphics — coupon borders, mascots, and dashed frames — that can rotate freely from drop to drop without ever losing the brand’s voice.

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Old Feelings now has a visual world specific enough to build a real community around — a system that turns every drop into a small act of collective memory, not just a product release.
Every drop now sells out faster than the last, and it's because people finally recognize us before they even read the tag. That's what a real identity does.
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