Knock Knock designed these retro-inspired tins that contain small gifts for a range of ailments. I particularly enjoy the cross amongst the repeating dots. It’s a bummer that bandaid containers or other various medical containers don’t look this good anymore.
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Tin Recovery Kits
December 10th, 2010
Posted by Shelby White on 12/10/10 in Packaging
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I’m very interested to see what would be included inside this trusty kits.
Haha, it’s probably alcohol in all of them!
Actually, the breakup one should just be a tub of super rich fudge icecream or something.