Hanger Tea

 
 

An interesting concept from Soon Mo Kang

-via SwissMiss

Comments

[AC]

It's certainly a novel tea.

[Erin Vale]

That is so stinkin' cute and creative! Great post R!

[Rachel Dunagan]

Nice, AC.

[Dan]

Neat concept, but that is a lot of packaging...

[Tim]

Nice concept, but not too practical. Those hangars would get knocked off of the bar during shipment or while being tossed into a grocery bag. The packaging seems more expensive to produce than the tea inside.

[Tim]

hangers*

[Kim]

I see what you did there :P

[Kim]

yeah...that's exactly what I thought when I first saw it too. The box needs to be smaller and compact, like regular tea boxes. You can get this concept across without all the extra packaging.

[Rothy 陳若馨]

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[Christopher Martin]

I dig it. To help solve the hangers following off, just make the top part be more of an "O" instead of a "C". That will also help for the tea to stay on the cup too. I also agree with the packaging comments. 50% smaller at least. I like the graphics.

[Christopher Martin]

I dig it. To help solve the hangers following off, just make the top part be more of an "O" instead of a "C". That will also help for the tea to stay on the cup too. I also agree with the packaging comments. 50% smaller at least. I like the graphics.

[Sasha]

concepts are fun, I'd love to see this become a reality

[gruiamic]

but anyone thought at the fact that when you pour water, the bag will tend to go to the watersurface (floating) and the "hanging" part will not be so practical (will slip..)? it is a nice design, cozy and attractive, yes...

[anon]

This is a joke, yeah? I don't think that people would be gullible enough to fall for this. Unless they had more money than sense. People want value, not stupid gimmicks.