Packaging.

From structural dieline to final print file — packaging designed to earn the shelf, survive the supply chain, and stay legal on the back panel.

Timeline3–6 weeks
ScopeLabel → full range
FilesDielines + CMYK
Mockups3D included

Overview

Designed on
the dieline.

Great packaging is decided in the first two metres — the distance at which a shopper picks you or a competitor. We design directly on the dieline, so the front makes the promise, the back earns the trust, and every panel folds exactly where it should.

Because we also do 3D, you approve photoreal pack visualisations before anything is printed — and reuse them for your website, catalogue and ads.

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    Shelf impact at 2 metres. The front panel wins or loses in a glance.
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    Honest hierarchy. Name, promise, proof — in that order, always readable.
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    Built on the dieline. Design and structure decided together, not after.

What you receive

Everything, organised and ready to use.

  • Structure & dielineCarton, label or pouch structure with the production dieline.DIELINE
  • Front-of-pack designThe face of the product naming, hierarchy, imagery.KEY PANEL
  • Information panelsBack and side panels: ingredients, legal, barcode zones.INFO ARCH
  • Range systemVariant and flavour logic that scales across the line.RANGE
  • 3D pack visualisationPhotoreal renders for approval and marketing.3D RENDER
  • Print-ready artworkCMYK + spot colours, prepress-checked for your converter.PDF/X

Process

Four steps from brief to delivery.

  1. Explore
    01Weeks 1–2

    Explore

    Category audit, structure options and two to three creative routes.

  2. Design
    02Weeks 3–4

    Design

    The chosen route developed on the real dieline, front to back.

  3. Extend
    03Week 5

    Extend

    The system rolls across variants, sizes and the full range.

  4. Prepress
    04Week 6

    Prepress

    Barcode checks, converter liaison and final print files.

Recent work

A few from the archive.

FAQ

Good questions, straight answers.

Yes single labels, sleeves and pouches are common projects; the same care applies at any scope.
We structure the information panels and barcode zones; final regulatory text is confirmed with your compliance team.
Always photoreal 3D visualisations of every SKU are part of the approval step.
That's the point of the range system: new variants slot in without redesigning the line.

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