Design Methods for Muji-Style Tags: Personalize with Your Name or Anniversary for a Thank You Tag! ♥️

It seems that MUJI-style tags are trending

The brown product tags that come with purchases at MUJI.

Did you know that a "MUJI-style tag DIY" that closely resembles the real tag is currently trending...??

【What is a MUJI-style tag?】

Traditionally, where product names and descriptions are written, you can put your favorite idol's or character's name, birthday, characteristics, etc., and design & print it yourself.

It's like your favorite person has become a MUJI product... (?)

This mysterious cuteness seems to be popular as a stylish item for fans ♩

Could it maybe be used for weddings too?

When I saw this MUJI-style tag, I thought, maybe it would be a good idea for designing paper items for a wedding...!

(For example, thank you tags!)

Common items to include on the tags are:

✓ Name of the favorite

✓ Birthday

✓ Height

✓ Related numbers

✓ A description introducing the favorite

✓ A quote from the favorite

But if we replace this with:

✓ Names of the bride and groom

✓ Wedding anniversary

✓ Each other's birthdays or dating anniversary

✓ Message to guests

It would be quite fulfilling content ♡

So, I imagined using it as a thank-you tag for a wedding and tried making a MUJI-style tag myself!

*How to make a MUJI-style tag*

The tools I used were the smartphone apps "Picsart" and "Phonto."

Both are free apps.

① First, use the paint function in Picsart to design the base MUJI-like tag.

<RGB used for the brown background color>

209,179,140

<RGB used for the red line color>

130,36,51

<Barcode>

I used a transparent free material image.

(Feel free to save and use this ♩)

② Once the base is ready, all that's left is to add the text. I used "Phonto" for text insertion.

(The font Helvetica seems MUJI-like for the English text, so I recommend it.)

【Here's how I added text 1】

【Here's how I added text 2】

The MUJI-style tag turned out to be surprisingly close to the real thing＊

The DIY of tags that closely resemble MUJI products is currently trending.

While the mainstream is to make them by hand with your favorite idol or character, it might also be interesting to create them with our own names ♩

My impression of actually designing it myself is that it surprisingly resembles the real thing...!

If you're someone who wants a casual and natural wedding like MUJI, I also recommend using it for the design of paper items ♡