Also interested in this, a less "aggressive" design would be appricated.
Keep the stripes if you will, but why not in a gray scale instead of the current one?

As has been pointed out elsewhere the connotations with a widely famous political symbol is probably what Bunq was going for.
But I'm not part of that political movement as I guess a lot of Bunq customers. I'd would like to avoid making political statements whenever I'm in a store or restaurant, but with the current design I pretty much have to.

I would also appricate if a new card was made out of a more sturdy material than the soft plastic. Revolut's metal card could be an inspiration here.

Thanks for your consideration.

I can agree how premium users should have a different card design choice and at least 5 free cards, not 3. But I don't agree with a bullshits about previous post where you're putting bunq in a political context. If that's your opinion, that's good. But I think how bunq symbolise freedom in a financial world. N26 and Revolut have only one thing in common with a Bunq - they are online/mobile banks. And let's not mention that names anymore. Especially let's not talk about Revolut. That's not even a bank, that's e-wallet. So, I appreciate because bunq doesn't copy paste models, products and ideas. I just how how in time bunq will have online banking, but official one on their web page. I can suggest how premium card should be in glitter. Or with a good stripes. So glitter rainbow. (If we are on Facebook, this guy from a previous comment would block me for sure).

Every logo, slogan or name can probably in some way be connected to a certain movement. So far I didn't connect bunq with any. But I don't care that people think I'm saving the whales with Greenpeace.

@Stefan-Indigo-Dolphin#34666 Aggressive design? Really? How is a collection of random colors that only can be seen as a sign of “everything” a sign of aggressiveness?

Personally I think some people are too obsessed what others might think of you when you flip your card. Who cares what others think? It’s a beautiful design, nothing more, nothing less.

@Arjan#34712 I knew that was going to trigger someone. So I will explain, "aggressive" as in aggressive pastel colours. Not aggressive as in that the card is attacking people...

To use an analogy, the current card is the equivalent of writing in all caps. Some people enjoy that as well, some people don't. Doing it is usually considered "aggressive" regardless of the content. Thus the CAPS LOCK button exists for those of us that prefer a less aggressive style of communication. I'm asking for something similar for my card, that's all.

@holaiamtim#34684 The reference was only to the quality of their premium card. I have used neither N26 or Revolut, so I cannot and also have very little interest in debating their respective pros and cons in relation to Bunq. I'm sure there are other threads for that.

@Stefan-Indigo-Dolphin#34718 Regarding political context. You are free to consider it bullshit. I don't mind. I gave my opinion and shared my proposal. I have no issues with people disagreeing with either.

@Stefan-Indigo-Dolphin#34719 Good 💪🏻

Then I hope people will now accept the fact that bunq has a kinda “different” marketing approach including their color scheme. I like it, it makes them different from boring cards like Rabobank, ING (the most hiddeous card of ALL) and old fashioned designs like Amex Green Classic. Hasn’t changed since the Big Bang.

And let’s not even consider that HIDEOUS Maestro card of N26. Talking about “I don’t want to be seen with that card in public”...

Hey folks 👋
We now have another topic about different card designs, where we had some quite long comments. To keep Together clean, I will lock this topic. Please focus future comments on the new topic here: https://together.bunq.com/d/4408 👍