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This depends on what you need a single product label is a very different job to a full packaging system across a multi-product range. Costs usually scale with the number of SKUs and complexity (e.g. structural design vs. print-ready artwork only). I’ll give you a clear, fixed quote upfront once I know the scope, so there are no surprises.
Both, depending on what you need. If you already have boxes, pouches, or bottles and just need print-ready artwork and branding applied, that’s straightforward. If you need the structural design too (box shapes, dielines, unboxing experience), I can work on that as well – just let me know what stage you’re starting from.
Yes – I design to your printer or manufacturer’s specifications from the outset, including correct dielines, bleed, colour profiles (CMYK/Pantone), and file formats, so what you approve is exactly what gets produced without costly reprints or delays.
This comes down to more than just looking nice – it’s about clear hierarchy (what catches the eye first), strong brand consistency, and standing apart from competitors at a glance. I look at where your packaging will actually be seen (shelf, Amazon thumbnail, unboxing video) and design with that specific context in mind.
Yes, and ideally it should. Packaging is often a customer’s first physical touchpoint with your brand, so it needs to feel consistent with your logo, colours, and tone of voice everywhere else. If your branding isn’t fully defined yet, I can help establish that first so your packaging has a solid foundation to work from.
Most packaging projects take 3 to 6 weeks from concept to final print-ready files, depending on the number of products and rounds of revisions. I’ll confirm a clear timeline before starting, factoring in your production deadlines if you have any.
You’ll receive final, print-ready artwork files in the format your manufacturer or printer requires, along with source files so future updates (new flavours, sizes, or variants) can be made without starting from scratch.
Ideally, packaging should be factored in well before your production deadline — usually 6 to 8 weeks ahead, accounting for design, revisions, proofing, and printing/manufacturing lead times. Starting early avoids rushed decisions and last-minute costs.
