old khaki x unrestricted culture retail concept.
A pentagonal corner retail concept for Old Khaki, anchored by a brick archway hero moment and 'Unrestricted Culture' brand panels on a heritage green and gold facade.
project objective.
Reposition Old Khaki's in-mall corner footprint as a destination retail moment that carried the brand's 'Unrestricted Culture' campaign — a heritage-feel storefront strong enough to read from across the concourse while opening up a flexible interior for apparel display, fitting and dwell.
design approach.
Designed a pentagonal corner unit with a deep green and gold panelled facade, oversized 'OLD KHAKI' fascia and twin 'Unrestricted Culture' brand panels framing the entry. Inside, an arched brick hero wall with a backlit 'Unrestricted Culture' disc anchors the back-of-store, flanked by a herringbone timber floor, modular wall-mounted apparel rails, a tiled lit niche and a soft seating moment in tan upholstery. Planting and warm uplighting break up the dark palette and keep the space feeling grounded rather than corporate.
outcome.
Delivered a fully visualised retail concept that gave Old Khaki one reference set for facade, signage, fixtures and interior finishes — sign-off in a single review cycle and a brand-first corner unit ready for fabrication.
what was delivered.
- full retail unit 3d concept and material specification
- hero front, isometric and interior renders
- production-ready elevations and floor plan
- facade signage, brand panel and arched feature wall design
- fixture layout for apparel display, fitting and seating
the work.
drawings & specs.
faqs about the old khaki project
what was delivered for the old khaki retail concept?
Full retail display design for an Old Khaki corner unit aligned to the 'Unrestricted Culture' campaign. Scope covered 3D concept, facade and signage design, arched feature wall, apparel fixture layout and production-ready elevations and floor plan.
where can this old khaki retail concept be built?
The concept is a modular corner unit designed for South African shopping centre footprints and can be adapted to similar pentagonal or corner sites without changing the brand language or fixture system.
designed by nigel sibisi.
Nigel Sibisi is a designer and creative technologist based in Abu Dhabi with experience across graphic design, branding, 3D event design, exhibition design, website design and creative technology. Working with brands and agencies in the UAE and internationally — South Africa, the UK, the US, Australia and New Zealand — turning early launch ideas into stakeholder-ready 3D visualisations and production-ready design packages. First concepts in 48 hours, clear communication throughout, reliable delivery from brief to handover.