Giant inflatable Ben & Jerry’s ice cream tub replica

What did Digital Inflatables make for Ben & Jerry’s?

A giant inflatable replica of the Chocolate Fudge Brownie ice cream tub, with the brand’s label printed on the fabric.

In one photo, the tub stands on a lawn in front of a multi-storey building, next to a person.

In another, a man holds the replica up to the camera: the name Ben & Jerry’s, the flavour and the words "ice cream" are readable around a brownie illustration.

Who is Ben & Jerry’s?

An American company that makes ice cream, frozen yogurt and sorbet, founded in 1978 in Burlington, Vermont.

The tub is what customers recognise on the shelf: blown up to giant size, the packaging becomes a landmark visible from afar, at an event or outside a store.

How is a giant inflatable product replica made?

The workshop starts from the packaging files, models the shape in 3D, then prints the fabric in the brand’s colours before cutting and sewing it.

For a replica to be recognised, the label’s text and colours matter as much as the product’s shape.

Budgets are covered in the guide to custom inflatable structure prices, and how to compare workshops in the guide to choosing an inflatable structure manufacturer.