Our packaging looks like everyone else's
We start with the shelf or the marketplace results page where your product will sit. Then we show 2–3 distinct directions, so you choose between real options instead of approving a single idea.
Packaging that stands out on the shelf and in the marketplace feed
We design labels, boxes, pouches and jars, and hand over files your printer accepts without rework.
Quote and schedule after your brief
Who it's for
- Food, cosmetics, tea, coffee and candle makers launching a first product
- Brands replacing dated packaging before moving into retail or marketplaces
- Companies entering the EU, UK or US that need packaging adapted to local layouts
- Owners of a range with several flavours or sizes who want one consistent look
Problems we solve
The design looked great, but the printer rejected the file
We build the artwork for your specific printer: a dieline (the flat template with cut and fold lines), bleed, CMYK colour setup and a preflight check (automated file inspection) before sending.
Every new flavour or size means starting over
We build a system: grid, type, colour rules. New SKUs are added from a template, faster and cheaper, and the range looks like one brand.
I don't know what must legally appear on the pack
We list the content blocks: ingredients, weight, barcode, dates, regulatory marks. Final compliance is checked by you or your legal advisor; we leave space for it in the layout.
What's included
- Short shelf analysis and review of 3–5 competitors in your niche
- Concepts with AI visualisation to show directions early, then refined by hand
- Packaging identity: logo scaling, typefaces, palette, illustration or photo style
- Dieline for your container: box, pouch, label, sticker, tube
- Mockups (3D renders of the pack) for your site, social media and decks
- Layout of text blocks, barcode and regulatory marks
- Print-ready files: PDF, vector, colour profiles, Pantone spot colours if needed
- Adaptation across the rest of your range using one system
- Marketplace product images based on the mockups, by agreement
- Handover of all source files and font licences to you
Choose the scope
Use a package to describe what you need. We agree on the quote and schedule after reviewing your brief and requirements.
01
Single SKU
A first product, a label or a sticker
- 2 concept directions, one taken to final
- Label or simple box artwork
- Print files and 2 mockups
- 2 revision rounds
02
Product range
A brand with 3–6 flavours or sizes
- 3 concept directions
- Design system for the whole range
- Up to 6 artworks with dielines
- Mockups for site and social
- 3 revision rounds
03
Brand and packaging
A brand launch from scratch or a full rebrand
- Name and logo, or their refresh
- Brand identity and guidelines
- Packaging for up to 10 SKUs
- Visuals for website and ads
- Support through the first print run
How we work
Brief and requirements
You describe the task and current workflow. We clarify requirements, choose a first stage and prepare a quote.
Research and directions
We review competitors and your container format. You see several concepts, so the differences are clear.
Design development
The chosen direction becomes a full artwork with copy, barcode and mockups.
Print preparation
We prepare files to your printer's specification. We recommend a proof print, because screen and paper colours differ.
Handover
You receive all files, fonts and the guide. Everything is yours under the agreed terms. Payment is made in stages.
Scope and limits
- We don't print the run and don't answer for printer quality. We help you choose a printer and check the proof.
- We don't guarantee sales growth. We can offer a pilot with a measurable KPI, for example comparing two designs in ads by click count.
- We don't give legal opinions on labelling. We lay out the text you supply and flag what appears to be missing.
FAQ
How much does packaging design cost?
We prepare a quote after reviewing your brief and requirements. A first stage can cover: 2 concept directions, one taken to final; Label or simple box artwork. Scope, payment and schedule are agreed before work starts.
What do I need to prepare?
Product name, ingredients and weight, container dimensions and preferred material. It helps to have 3–5 packs you like and some you don't. If something is missing, we help you decide.
Can I bring my own logo?
Yes. If you have one, we work with it. If it is weak on a pack, we say exactly what doesn't work and suggest a refinement.
Will the packaging work for export?
We can prepare designs for the EU, UK, US and other markets. You verify language versions and labelling rules with a specialist for each country. We reserve space for those blocks in the layout.
Who owns the files?
We agree on the handover of code, materials and account access before work starts. Third-party licences and services are listed separately when needed.
How many revision rounds are included?
Two to three, depending on the package. Edits within the agreed direction don't count as new work. Switching to a completely different direction is a new concept, and we discuss it separately.
Start with your task
Describe your business, the outcome you need and your current workflow. We will clarify the requirements and prepare a quote after your brief.