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Print & identity / Packaging

Packaging and labels.

Labels and packaging that look right on the shelf and hold up in production. Designed with your printer and your legal text in mind from the start.

01 / Approach

Design that survives the shelf.

Packaging has to work at arm’s length and in the hand: clear on a shelf among rivals, honest up close, and correct on every legal line.

We design to the real constraints from day one. The dieline from your printer, the substrate, the fold or the curve of a bottle, the mandatory information a French product needs. Getting these right early means the pretty version and the printable version are the same version, with no nasty surprise at the proof stage.

For the concept we explore a few shelf directions: how the range reads as a family, where the name sits, how a customer tells one variant from another at a glance. We work up mockups on the actual pack shape, test them at shelf distance and refine. You approve, and we deliver print-ready artwork built to your printer’s dieline and specification.

01

Shelf-first concepts

We test directions at real shelf distance, so the pack stands out where it actually competes.

02

Mockups on the real shape

We visualise artwork on the true pack form, not a flat rectangle, so decisions hold up in production.

03

Built to the dieline

We work to your printer’s template and spec from the start, so artwork prints as designed.

Examples

Packaging and labels.

Boxes, jars and labels
Boxes, jars and labels

02 / How it works

From dieline to print-ready artwork.

Day 1

Brief and constraints

We gather the dieline, substrate, legal text and any range you need to sit within.

Week 1

Concept directions

We explore a few shelf directions and show them as mockups on the pack shape.

Week 2

Refine chosen route

You pick a direction, we develop it and check it against the constraints.

Week 2

Proof and revisions

We prepare a proof, correct details and confirm the mandatory information.

After

Print-ready artwork

You receive artwork built to the dieline, ready for your packaging printer.

03 / Costs

Clear prices, quote within 48 hours.

Prices below are starting points and depend on the pack, the range and the printer’s spec. Send us the details and we come back with a firm quote within 48 hours.

Label

One product, one clean label.

from €490
  • Label design to your dieline
  • Legal text laid out correctly
  • Print-ready artwork
  • Two rounds of revisions
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Packaging

A pack designed for the shelf.

from €1,200
  • Structure worked to the dieline
  • Concept directions and mockups
  • Print-ready artwork
  • Printer liaison
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Range

A family of products that hang together.

On quote
  • Consistent system across variants
  • Clear variant coding
  • Artwork for each item
  • Priced by number of lines
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04 / FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do you work from my printer’s dieline?

Yes, always. We build the artwork on the template and specification your printer provides, so it prints without rework.

Can you handle the legal and mandatory text?

We lay it out correctly and check placement and legibility. You or your supplier confirm the exact wording, since that is your legal responsibility.

I have several products. Can you design them as a range?

Yes. We build a system that keeps the family consistent while making each variant easy to tell apart on the shelf.

Do you arrange the printing?

We work closely with your packaging printer and can recommend French partners, though the print contract usually sits with you for this kind of work.

Can you match packaging to my existing brand?

Yes. We work from your identity so the pack sits naturally alongside the rest of your presence.

How long does packaging take?

A single label is usually a week or two. A full range depends on the number of lines, and we give a clear timeline with the quote.

Make your product stand out on the shelf.

Send us the pack details and we will come back with a firm quote within 48 hours.