
Branding
Branding
In beauty and wellness, packaging is part of the product experience. It has to signal quality and trust, explain ingredients and usage clearly, and look good on a bathroom shelf as well as a store shelf.
Communicating ingredients and benefits credibly, without overclaiming.
Tubes, droppers and small jars leave very little room for information.
Foils, embossing and special stocks must be planned into the artwork.
Long ingredient lists and product claims that must be accurate — supplied and verified by the brand — and still easy to read.
We design the identity and the primary packs together, testing on real container sizes and finishes.
Secondary cartons and labels are set up as a system so new products fit the range.
Typical work includes bottle, jar and tube labels, mono cartons, gift sets, ingredient-led brand identities and e-commerce mockups.
Packaging Design
Packaging design for pouches, boxes, bottles, jars and labels — shelf-ready graphics, SKU systems and print-ready artwork for FMCG, food and D2C brands.
Product Label Design
Product label design for bottles, jars, tubs and boxes — clear front labels, well-organised back labels and print-ready files for every variant.
Brand Identity Design
Complete visual identity systems — logo, colour, typography, graphic elements and guidelines — designed to work on packaging, print and screen.
Product Mockup Design
Realistic 3D product and packaging mockups for approvals, e-commerce listings, investor decks and launch campaigns — before the first pack is printed.
Yes. For droppers, tubes and small jars we prioritise what must appear on the primary pack and move secondary information to the carton or a fold-out label where that is appropriate, keeping text at a legible size.
No. We lay out claims and mandatory information clearly, but the wording, ingredient lists and licence details must come from you and be verified against the regulations that apply to your product.
Tell us about your product, your market and where it will be sold.