01Packaging strategy
We review the category, customer, shelf and selling channel to shape a distinctive direction.
You receive: Packaging and content brief
Packaging Design
Packaging that makes your product easier to notice and understand
The package needs to explain what you sell, express the brand, and work within production constraints. We organise product information, develop a distinctive visual direction, and prepare the agreed artwork for your chosen structure and supplier.
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01 / Why it matters
Your pack has a few seconds to explain itself.
On a shelf or a product listing, packaging has to say what the product is, who it is for and why it is worth picking up, while working within the dieline, material and print process your supplier uses.
When information hierarchy, brand identity and production requirements are planned together, the range looks connected, variants are easy to tell apart and artwork reaches the printer with fewer surprises.
Sounds familiar?
These are the moments businesses usually call us.
- You are launching a product and need packaging suited to its category and channel.
- Your pack looks attractive but does not explain the product clearly.
- New flavours, sizes or variants are starting to look like unrelated products.
- Artwork, dielines and barcode placement keep causing problems with the printer.
- Your packaging no longer matches the quality of the product inside.
02 / What’s included
Everything a pack needs to sell and print.
Each area ends with a practical deliverable you keep. Your proposal confirms exactly which ones your project includes.
02Information hierarchy
We organise product name, benefits, mandatory text and claims so the essentials are read first.
You receive: Approved content layout
03Visual concept
We develop identity, imagery and typography routes and show them on realistic pack mockups.
You receive: Concept mockups
04Dieline design
We build artwork accurately around the selected structure, material and production constraints.
You receive: Artwork on approved dieline
05Range architecture
We define colour coding, typography and placement rules that differentiate variants while keeping the family connected.
You receive: Variant system
06Production support
We prepare print-ready files with finishes and colour specifications, and support proof reviews with your printer.
You receive: Print-ready artwork files
03 / Process
Four clear stages. You approve every one.
Mockups and print-ready files are kept separate, so you always know what you are approving.
- 01
Audit
We review the product, buyer, category, competitors, claims and production requirements.
Your input: Product details, brand assets and the list of variants.
- 02
Create
Concepts are developed on accurate dielines and evaluated through realistic mockups.
Your input: One consolidated round of feedback on the concepts.
- 03
Finalise
The chosen direction is applied across the range with approved copy and mandatory information.
Your input: Approved label copy, verified claims and barcode details.
- 04
Produce
Final artwork is checked against printer specifications and supported through proofs and sampling.
Your input: Supplier dielines, print specifications and physical proof sign-off.
04 / Our work
What clients say about working with us.
What clients say
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05 / Ways to work
Packaging support for every stage of your range.
Each option is scoped to your products and quoted in writing after a free consultation.
Label & Pack Refresh
Existing products whose packaging needs clearer information or a more current look.
- Review of recognition worth keeping
- Updated information hierarchy
- Refreshed visual design
- Print-ready artwork
New Product Packaging
Brands launching a product that needs packaging designed from the brief up.
- Packaging and content brief
- Concept routes on mockups
- Artwork on the approved dieline
- Printer coordination and proof review
Range System
Brands with multiple flavours, sizes or variants that need to look like one family.
- Range architecture and colour coding
- Master design and templates
- Artwork for agreed variants
- Named files and approval records
06 / FAQ
Packaging design questions, answered.
Understand the engagement before you commit to a project.
Have a different question?
Do you manufacture the packaging?
Our scope focuses on design and artwork. Manufacturing, sourcing, samples and print runs are separately agreed with production suppliers.
Can you use an existing dieline?
Yes, provided the printer confirms the dimensions and technical requirements. Structural engineering is separately scoped if a new pack structure is required.
Do you verify regulatory label claims?
You must approve legal and regulatory content with the appropriate specialists. Design work is not a substitute for product compliance review.
Will the mockups look exactly like the printed pack?
Digital mockups illustrate appearance; they are not proof of physical material or print performance. Physical proofs and supplier checks remain part of production approval.
How long does a packaging project take?
It depends on the number of variants, how quickly approved copy and dielines are available and your printer’s proofing process. We agree milestones around your launch plans before work begins.
How much does packaging design cost?
Cost depends on the number of products and variants, whether a range system is needed and how much production support is required. Printing costs are separate. After a consultation we share a written, itemised proposal.
Free consultation
Let’s talk about your packaging.
Tell us about the product and where it will be sold. There is no obligation to continue after the call.
What happens next
- 01We read your message and review your product and brand.
- 02We arrange a short call to understand range and production.
- 03You receive a written proposal with scope and fee.