Packaging design in Pretoria for labels, boxes and product ranges

A product on a shelf has a few seconds to say what it is and make someone trust it enough to pick it up. Our packaging design in Pretoria covers product labels and stickers, boxes, cartons and sleeves.

YOUR LABELS BOXES CARTONS SLEEVES RANGE
Packaging design in Pretoria: Candy House Cherry Pop label artwork, printed and lying on a surface
3D render of a teal Bos Box portable cooler box
Three Prime Vapes e-liquid bottles with dark labels on a grey surface

Packaging design in Pretoria

We design the packaging and supply the artwork. The printing is between you and your printer.

Four Black Bear e-liquid labels laid out on a grey surface

Labels and stickers

A label sits on an existing container.

Onyx Max disposable vape box, sleeve and bag in grape colours

Boxes, cartons and sleeves

Packaging design covers the whole product, including the box, the shape and how it opens.

Onyx Max disposable vapes in every flavour, arranged in a colour wheel

Whole ranges

A flavour or variant system, so every product reads as one brand.

See it before it goes to the printer

When we design labels and the product is simple, we always try to supply a mock-up or 3D image. You can check the design and use the images on your website and social media before the first print run arrives. There are examples on our 3D renders page.

More elaborate products, or anything that needs precise modelling, have to be quoted separately. That’s the same kind of work as our 3D architectural renders.

3D render of a Prime Vapes bottle and carton in a splash of custard

Artwork your printer can use

Packaging has to work in the real world as well as on screen.

Dimensions, bleed and colours

We set up your artwork with the right dimensions, bleed and colours.

Your dielines

If your printer has given you dielines, send them to us with your brief.

Legal content

You supply the legally required content, and we lay it out clearly.

A printer, if you need one

We can recommend a printer in Pretoria that we've worked with before. Printing isn't in our quotes.

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What to have ready before you start

The product

Its exact size, weight and container.

The text

All the text that must appear, including ingredients, barcode and any legally required details.

The market

Where it will be sold, and what the competing products look like.

The budget

Your budget per unit, because finishes and materials affect what you'll pay the printer.

Packaging we've designed

Labels, boxes and ranges, with realistic mock-ups and 3D renders.

The rest is on our packaging page. If your launch also needs a website or a campaign, that’s where Adorn Media Studio comes in.

Questions about packaging

Do you print the packaging too?

No. We can recommend a printer in Pretoria that we've worked with before, but we're not responsible for that service or their final product. Printing isn't in our quotes, because we don't outsource it. We just refer you.

Do you know the rules for what must appear on packaging?

You supply the legally required content, and we lay it out clearly.

Can you design for a whole product range?

Yes. We create a system that keeps every variant recognisable as part of one brand.

I have no logo yet. Can you do both?

Yes. Branding and packaging work best when they're designed together, so start with our logo design page.

What is the difference between a label and packaging design?

A label sits on an existing container. Packaging design covers the whole product, including the box, the shape and how it opens.

What packaging design costs

Every product is different, so we quote per project. The price depends on the number of products or variants, the type of packaging and how much 3D you need.

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