WHAT WE DO
Packaging & Label Design
Want to make a bigger impact with your product packaging? With hundreds of brands and labels on store shelves, our goal is to ensure your packaging design stands out from the competition.
Food Packaging Brand Design
Wondering how your packaging designs will grab shoppers’ attention and make them reach for your brand over others?
Both primary and secondary packaging require branding strategy and creative graphic design to attract and engage more customers.
- Bottle Labels
- Box Design
- Can Design
- Pouch Packaging
- Retail Display Design
- Shelf Tag Design
- Wrapper Design
Creative Packaging
Our creative packaging services help promote products and build brand recognition, allowing you to get noticed by new customers for all the right reasons. We love music and promoting artists with cassette, CD, and vinyl packaging.
- Album Artwork
- Cassette & CD Case Design
- Digital Download Card Design
- Outer & Inner Record Sleeve Design
- Liner Notes Design
- OBI Strip Design
- Poster Design
Print Preparation
There's more to packaging than custom print design, and we're here to ensure your primary and/or secondary packaging meets all branding and printing requirements. In addition to creating your design, we'll work directly with your preferred printer, so all you need to do is wait for your products to hit store shelves.
- Package Design Template
- High Resolution Graphics
- Bleed & Trim Marks
- Print Coat & Finish Specifications
- Direct Communication with Printer
FAQS
Packaging Design
Below is a list of frequently asked questions by our clients. If you're not able to find the answer to your question below, please contact us today.
Yes, we’d be happy to! Though you can get a head start now by browsing our website for current examples, or by visiting our work page.
You want your packaging to stand out from the crowd and be recognizable to your target audience. This means it should match your brand, messaging, and values. You also want your design to trigger a distinct memory with your customer.
While the goal of primary packaging is to seal and protect the contents inside, like a beer can or coffee bag, secondary packaging aims to protect your products during delivery. Secondary packaging can also be used as an in-store display to hold your product.