TwoPack

TwoPack is a term used in different contexts, and there is no single canonical entity by that name. In consumer goods, a two-pack refers to a product sold as two units in a single package or at a single price. This packaging format is employed to provide value, convenience, or to promote trial among customers. Common examples include batteries, chewing gum, cosmetics, and hardware items. Two-packs are typically designed to encourage stocking and repeat purchases and may come with separate UPCs or one combined SKU.

In branding and media, "TwoPack" has been adopted as a proper noun by various independent artists, collectives, or small businesses. Because it does not designate a specific organization, references to TwoPack usually require context to identify the exact entity, such as the field (music, film, product line) and region.

Historical notes: The practice of selling items in multi-unit packs gained prominence in the late 19th and 20th centuries with advances in packaging technology and retail distribution. The term "two-pack" is common across languages that use "pack" to denote a bundle.

Related terms include two-pack, double pack, and bundle concepts often used in retail and marketing to describe products sold in paired quantities.