Colour direction
Bring colour references and review the proposed finish on the intended material.
COLOUR & DECORATION
Explore colour, artwork and surface details that bring your packaging into the same brand language.
PACKAGING DESIGN REFERENCEA DIRECTION TO EXPLORE
Bring colour references and review the proposed finish on the intended material.
Discuss matte, glossy and other finish directions with samples and practical use in mind.
Review the decoration area, artwork and suitable printing methods together.
A SHARED PROCESS
Bring what you know. We’ll use the brief to identify the details that still need review.
Prepare your brief ↗A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Something more specific? Include it in your project brief.
Different materials and surface treatments can change the appearance of a colour. Review the full family of samples together and agree the acceptable reference.
Share available vector artwork, colour references and placement ideas. The required file format and decoration area will be confirmed for the chosen packaging.
Minimum quantities depend on the selected packaging, finish and production process. Include your planned quantity in the brief for review.
KEEP EXPLORING

Explore colour, artwork and surface details that bring your packaging into the same brand language.
Explore the service ↗
Start with your idea, then consider the container, closure and dispensing system as one development project.
Explore the service ↗
Use sample reviews to turn a visual direction into clear decisions about your next packaging project.
Explore the service ↗Prototype service presentation. Actual process availability, tooling arrangements, charges and lead times require confirmation.
Share the packaging, quantities and details you have in mind. You can start without an account.