Packaging for one product, taken from structure to a print-ready file, with renders you can use on your store before the first print run arrives.

Good packaging has to work in three places at once: on a shelf, in a listing thumbnail and in someone's hands. Every design is checked against all three, and built on your printer's real template so it prints the way it looks on screen.

Brands launching a new product or SKU

Founders moving from a generic or label-only pack

Brands refreshing one product before redesigning a full range

Structure recommendation: box, sleeve, label or tube

Accurate dieline to your product's dimensions

2 design directions shown in 3D

The chosen direction refined to final artwork

All required text laid out: claims, ingredients, barcode and legal panel space

Print-ready files on your printer's template (CMYK, bleed, cut and crease lines)

Listing-ready renders and a 3D mockup for your store and ads

One round of fixes after the printer's proof

Inputs: product size, printer template if you have one, and brand files

Directions: 2 design directions within 48 hours

Refine: final artwork and full text layout

Print files and renders: delivered by the end of the week

No printer yet? I build to a standard dieline and adjust once you choose one. Extra SKUs in the same range are quoted at a lower rate, since the system carries over.