I will design your labels and packaging

YES, all source files are delivered after balance payment is received and the project is complete. Source files are usually sent via email or via wetransfer.

It’s simpler than you think. Once you register with the Uniform Code Council and obtain an ID number, we handle all the code creation and placement issues.

You’ll need a general understanding what you are looking for, colors, feel, type of design, your logo, all text info that will go on, like name of product/s, tag-line, ingredients, nutrition facts, weight/volume, company info. Often examples of other competitors work well as reference too.

We have a full scale of services. But we specialize specifically in design of product labels, packaging, boxes, construction, die-lines, printing and photography for your product.

A dieline is the outline of a package if it were completely disassembled and laid flat. Dielines look this way because packaging is often printed completely flat and then assembled later.

You do not need a dieline at the beginning of a packaging design project. If working without a dieline, knowing your general format (box, bottle, tetrapak) and providing general dimensions, materials, and goals will help your design partner create the best solution.

Yes, dielines are essential, they ensure that the artwork is laid out correctly and looks the way you want when it’s finally assembled. This helps designers and producers work together to anticipate where to cut edges, put glue, or fold and bend materials without disrupting the artwork.