♜Packaging design
Packaging and label design that stands out on the shelf
We design packaging, labels and variant systems for food, beauty, wellness and consumer products. Every pack is designed to read clearly on a shelf and in a small online thumbnail, with print-ready files your printer can use.
What’s included
Every project is scoped to what you need. These are the pieces we usually deliver.
Labels & boxes
Front, back and side panels, with the required information laid out clearly.
Variant systems
Color and layout rules so every flavor, scent or size belongs to the same family.
Print-ready dielines
Artwork placed on your printer's dieline with bleed, color profiles and finishes marked.
3D mockups
Realistic renders for your website, Amazon listing and pitch decks before production.
Retail & e-commerce views
Checks at shelf distance and thumbnail size so the pack works in both places.
Source files
Editable files so future variants can be added quickly.
Related work
A few recent projects. See more on our work page, or read how we designed Bitzel’s Chocolate gift bags.
How a project runs
The same three phases, whatever the size of the project.
Brief & review
The openingYou share your goal, current materials and references. We review what’s there and confirm scope, files and timeline in writing.
Concepts & revisions
The middlegameWe present a first direction with the reasoning behind it, then refine it together through feedback over email or Slack.
Final files & handover
The endgameYou get organized, print and web-ready files in the formats you need, plus source files so your team can keep using them.
Questions
Do you need a dieline from my printer?
It helps. If you have one, we design directly on it. If not, we can work from standard sizes and adjust once your printer confirms.
Can you design for multiple variants?
Yes. We design one master pack, then a system that extends to every flavor, scent or size.
Do you handle regulatory text?
We lay out the information you provide (ingredients, nutrition, warnings, barcodes). The content itself should come from you or your compliance advisor.
How long does packaging design take?
Usually one to three weeks, depending on the number of variants and revision rounds.
Tell us about your product
Share your product, the pack format and any printer specs. We'll reply with a direction and a clear quote.