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Packaging & Print Design

Turn products into powerful brand experiences.

Packaging is the one piece of brand communication a customer holds in their hand. It has to survive a shelf, a warehouse and a delivery van, carry legally required information, and still look like it belongs to you. Print work has the same constraint: it either goes to press correctly or it costs real money.

What's included

Everything we deliver
under packaging & print design.

Packaging Design
Product Labels
Box & Carton Design
Pouch & Flexible Packaging
Bottle & Container Graphics
Packaging Systems
Catalogue Design
Brochure Design
Company Profile
Product Catalogue
Annual Reports
Corporate Stationery
Marketing Collateral
Print-Ready Artwork & Production Support
How we approach it

The way this
actually runs.

A / Structure

Dielines before decoration

We work to the real dieline, the real substrate and the real print process from the first sketch. A design that only works as a flat mockup is not a design, it is a picture of one.

B / System

Built for the next SKU

A range needs rules: what changes between variants and what never changes. Get that right and adding a flavour, a size or a sub-brand later takes hours instead of another full project.

C / Production

Files a printer can run

Correct bleed, trapping, spot colours, dielines on their own layer, and packaging text at legible sizes. We supply artwork the press can take without a round of corrections.

Who this is for

Manufacturers, food and FMCG brands, ceramic and building-material companies, and anyone producing catalogues or profiles at volume.

Not sure whether this is the right starting point? Tell us the problem rather than the service, and we will say which of the six actually solves it — including when the answer is none of them yet.

Related services

Often booked
alongside this.

Thinking about packaging & print design?

Tell us what you are launching or fixing. You will get a fixed quote after the first call — never open-ended billing.

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