Packaging that earns the pick-up
A website can sell the idea of your product. Packaging has to sell the actual thing, standing on a shelf next to five competitors. I design for that three-second decision.
The box, the label, the moment it's opened
Packaging design isn't a logo stretched onto a box. It's a separate discipline — dielines, stock weights, print methods — that has to work in the hand as well as it does in a mockup.
Product packaging
Boxes, pouches and containers designed around how the product is actually made, shipped and stocked, not just how it photographs.
Label design
Labels that carry your brand's detail — colour, type, texture — at a scale that's still legible on a small run.
Structural layout support
Dielines and structural guidance so what you approve on screen is what comes off the press, not a surprise.
Unboxing & retail presentation
Interior print, inserts and tissue that make the opening moment feel deliberate, not like an afterthought.
From product to shelf-ready
Brief & product review
I look at the actual product — dimensions, materials, how it's shipped — before a single concept gets sketched.
Concept & structure
I develop the visual direction alongside the dieline, so the design and the box are solved together, not separately.
Refinement & proofing
We tighten the concept against your feedback, then proof for print — colour mode, bleed, stock — before anything goes to a printer.
Handover & print files
You get organised, print-ready files and clear specs, so reordering or scaling up doesn't mean starting over.
Tell me what's broken, or what you're starting.
One email or a fifteen-minute call. I read and reply to every one myself.