Do you provide die-lines or do I need to supply them?

Design work follows the die-line for your specific packaging format — this is confirmed as part of the brief.

Will packaging match our existing branding?

Yes — packaging design follows the same design system as the rest of a brand's identity, rather than being designed in isolation.

Graphic Design · Packaging

Packaging designed as part of the brand system.

Packaging design has its own constraints — print specifications, die-lines and shelf visibility — handled as part of the same design system as a brand's digital identity, rather than as a disconnected one-off print job.

Why it's handled separately

Print-ready output
Designed to actual print specifications and die-line requirements, not just a digital mockup.
Consistent with the brand system
Uses the same colour, type and identity rules as a brand's digital design.
Shelf-aware design
Considers how packaging reads at a glance next to competitors, not just in isolation.

What you get

Print-ready packaging files
Die-line-compliant design
Consistency with existing brand system

Tools & expertise

Adobe IllustratorAdobe PhotoshopFigma

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide die-lines or do I need to supply them?: Design work follows the die-line for your specific packaging format — this is confirmed as part of the brief.
Will packaging match our existing branding?: Yes — packaging design follows the same design system as the rest of a brand's identity, rather than being designed in isolation.

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