Potato chips · Power 4 campuses
Chips that give back to campus.
Collective Snacks makes potato chips for the gas stations and grocery stores around big universities. Every bag sends a portion of profits to that school’s local collective.
Concept packaging. School colors and original lettermarks — not official logos.
The snack
Potato chips. That’s the bag.
The aisle
Gas stations and grocery near campus.
The giveback
A portion of profits to the local collective.
First drop
The snack is potato chips. The point is the campus.
Three concept bags for the first run — BYU navy, Utah crimson, and a Power 4 colorway. Same idea in every flavor: stock the stores students already use, then send money back to that school’s collective.
BYU
Original
Navy + white. Provo launch.
Utah
Sea Salt
Crimson + white. Salt Lake launch.
Power 4
Kettle
Power 4 colorway for the next campuses.
Buy a bag near campus. A portion of profits goes back.
We sell potato chips where campus life already happens — the gas station before the game, the grocery run between classes.
When a bag sells near a school, X% of profits from that bag goes to that school’s local collective. The exact share is a placeholder until we lock it.
Read the impact modelWhere we’re going
Power 4 first. Utah is the opening chapter.
The brand is built for SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC campuses. We launch around BYU and the University of Utah, then grow the same model — gas stations and grocery stores near campus — across Power 4 country.
SEC
Southeastern campuses — from Tuscaloosa to College Station and beyond.
Big Ten
Big Ten towns where the grocery run and the game-day stop are the same walk.
Big 12
Home of our Utah launch — then the rest of the conference map.
ACC
Atlantic Coast campuses, from the Triangle to South Florida.
Retailers, campuses, collectives — let’s talk.
If you stock a store near a Power 4 campus, we want the aisle.