In their own.
Here’s how that could play out:
Core Brand Concept
MTHR – Protein & Supplements for the Real Body-Builders
• Who: Moms from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond.
• Why: Their nutritional demands rival or exceed those of pro athletes, but the supplement market ignores them or serves them “cute wellness” instead of serious performance-grade nutrition.
• Tone: Bold, empowering, raw truth. No “pink it and shrink it.”
Hero Product
MTHR Protein
• Formula:
• Grass-fed whey + collagen
• Choline, magnesium, calcium for postpartum recovery
• Methylated B-vitamins for energy & mood
• Zero seed oils, no fillers
• Flavor profile: Comfort-first (vanilla, chocolate, cinnamon) with optional limited seasonal drops (pumpkin spice, salted caramel)
• Positioning: “Protein that rebuilds the builder.”
Brand Voice & Messaging
• Tagline ideas:
• For the Real Body-Builders
• Build the Body That Builds the World
• Performance Nutrition for Motherhood
• Stronger Than Strong
• Power for the Toughest Job on Earth
• Copy Angle:
• “Moms aren’t training for a stage. They’re training for life, day after day. You lift, carry, feed, and build — so we built this for you.”
Packaging Direction with Bold Red
• Base: Matte black or matte cream jar.
• Accent: Deep crimson red label with bold, minimal sans-serif text.
• Visual cues:
• Subtle graphic silhouettes of mother + child or abstract strength lines
• No frills, no floral — just strong, clean lines like performance brands (Onnit, Momentous) but adapted for women.
Product Ecosystem
1. Protein – flagship, postpartum-focused
2. Collagen Boost – joint, hair, skin recovery
3. Daily Recovery Blend – adaptogens + minerals for stress & hormone support
4. Hydration – electrolyte blend designed for breastfeeding moms
5. Creatine – strength & energy
Category White Space
Most “mom” supplements are pastel and “gentle.”
Most “serious” supplements ignore women entirely.
You position MTHR as the first hardcore performance brand for motherhood — confident enough for the gym shelf, but built for the unique needs of pregnancy recovery and raising young kids.