Graphic & Packaging Design
Packaging is your shortest ad, right on the shelf. We create designs that set your product apart from its competitors and fit both production and regulations, and we deliver print-ready files.
We design packaging that gets noticed on the shelf.
Packaging is your brand’s most powerful tool for speaking for itself on the shelf. Well-designed packaging tells shoppers at a glance what the product is, who it’s for and why they should choose it. That’s how we approach packaging: as design work that directly serves sales.
We design with the realities of print in mind. Trim margins, die lines, color profiles, how materials behave in print and labeling regulations are factored in from the start. Files are prepared to go straight to the printer, and we oversee production until the first sheet comes off the press.
Our work in packaging and graphic design.
Packaging, labels and product families we’ve designed for the shelf.
What we deliver
Scope varies with the size of the project; below are the items we deliver in a standard engagement.
Packaging Design
Box, pouch, label, shrink sleeve and display box design, built around the product’s die line and material.
Product Family System
A color and layout architecture that lets variants stand apart while keeping the same brand language.
Print-Ready Files
Files that go straight to the printer, with trim margins, bleed, a die-line layer and CMYK and Pantone separation.
Label & Compliance Check
Placement of ingredients, nutrition facts table, barcode, origin and recycling symbols.
Catalog & Brochure
Product catalogs, promotional brochures and trade-fair materials. Experience with a 1100+ product catalog.
Print Supervision
Sample approval, proof printing and color checks; we oversee the process until the first sheet comes off the press.
How we work
Packaging projects take 2-4 weeks on average, depending on the number of variants. What really drives the timeline isn’t design but production decisions: moving into design before the material and die line are settled means redrawing from scratch later.
That’s why the first week is usually spent on shelf research and decisions about material and form. Skip this step, and even a beautiful design won’t be producible.
- 01 Brief & Shelf Analysis — We study the product, the target audience and how competitors look on the shelf.
- 02 Structure & Material — Packaging form, material and die line are decided.
- 03 Design — We present alternative directions, then go deeper on the one you choose.
- 04 Print Prep — Trim margin, color profile and compliance checks are carried out.
- 05 Production Supervision — Samples and proofs are approved and the printing process is monitored.
Frequently asked questions.
If anything else is on your mind, write to us directly — we’ll get back to you the same day.
Get in Touch →About 2 weeks for a single product and around 3-4 weeks for a product family with multiple variants. When material and form decisions are made quickly, the timeline gets noticeably shorter.
Either way works. If you work with your own printer, we prepare the files to their technical specifications. If you don’t have one, we refer you to manufacturers we work with and act as a go-between during quoting and sampling.
We handle the design side: making sure mandatory fields are the right size and in the right place. The accuracy of content and claims is the manufacturer’s responsibility; we do a final check together before anything goes to print.
Yes. But if you plan to expand your product range later, we recommend setting up a family system from the start. Variants added later usually look out of place when there’s no system behind the design.
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