Service

Packaging Design

What does Packaging Design include?

We create innovative and impactful packaging that not only protects your product but also tells your brand's story, captures attention on the shelf, and delights your customers. Our designs are a strategic extension of your brand identity, built to drive sales and create a memorable unboxing experience.

How we work

Nothing goes to print on the strength of a screen. We analyze the shelf your product will actually sit on, build the structure and graphics against that context, then put physical mockups in hand before anything is committed, because color, finish and scale all read differently off a monitor. Regulatory and safety checks happen during design rather than after it, while a change is still cheap.

Packaging by Sasquatch: the full line of Alpenrose milk cartons, Steeplejack cans and Balsall Creek wine bottles

Capabilities

  • Strategy & Concept

    We analyze the market and competitors to ensure your packaging stands out, integrating your brand's core values into a compelling concept.

  • Design & Production

    We create unique structural designs and eye-catching graphics, advising on the right materials and printing techniques.

  • Prototyping & Compliance

    We provide 3D renderings and physical mockups, while ensuring all designs meet necessary regulatory and safety standards.

  • Customer Experience

    We design with the end-to-end customer journey in mind, from on-shelf appeal to the delight of the unboxing experience.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide physical prototypes before production?

Yes. We provide 3D renderings and physical mockups, and we check designs against the regulatory and safety standards that apply to your product before anything goes to print.

Do you advise on materials and printing methods?

Yes. Alongside structural design and graphics we advise on materials and printing techniques. We also design for the full journey, from how the pack competes on shelf to how it feels to unbox.

Why test packaging on a physical mockup?

Because color, finish, and scale all read differently off a monitor. We analyze the shelf your product will actually sit on, design the structure and graphics against it, then put physical mockups in hand before anything is committed. A problem found on a mockup costs a revision; found on press, it costs a print run.

Can you design packaging for e-commerce as well as retail?

Yes. We design for everything from on-shelf appeal to the unboxing, and the channel changes the brief. A shopper at a shelf has seconds and is comparing; a customer opening a delivery has already bought and is deciding whether to buy again. Packaging built for one tends to underperform in the other.

Do you design packaging for a whole product line?

Yes. A pack is rarely alone for long, so we design the structure and graphics as a system that can take new flavors, sizes, or SKUs without a redesign, and document it so each addition is an extension. Range planning is part of the strategy work rather than something solved one label at a time.

Let’s take it from concept to conversion

Tell us what you want to move. We’ll tell you how we’ll move it.