In-house structural and graphic design — dieline engineering, packaging visualization, and brand-system delivery, ready for production.
Custom dielines for boxes, bags and inserts — CAD-modeled, stress-tested, and prototyped in our sample room.
Print-ready layout for packaging, brochures, posters and catalogs — fully production-checked.
Photo-real renders of your packaging on white, in-context, or with product — for pitch decks and retail concepts.
Logo refinement, color systems, type pairing and packaging-aware brand guidelines.
We take your designer's artwork and prepare it for offset, flexo or digital — bleeds, traps, color separations, die fit.
48-hour white-card and full-finish physical samples before any mass run begins.
| Services | Structural packaging design, graphic design, 3D rendering, prepress engineering, brand systems. |
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| Software | Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, ArtiosCAD, Esko Studio, KeyShot. |
| Deliverables | Press-ready PDF/X-4, layered AI/INDD source files, structural dieline (DWG/AI), rendered visualizations (JPG/PNG/MP4). |
| Process | Brief → concept → 3D mockup → physical sample → press-ready file. 3 rounds of revision included; additional rounds billed hourly. |
| Turnaround | 5–7 days for graphic-only projects; 10–14 days for full structural & brand systems. |
| Pricing | Project-based quotes. Design fee credited against production order on full-stack engagements. |
| IP | All design IP transfers to you on full project payment. Source files included as standard. |
Our structural team draws dielines in ArtiosCAD, folds them as 3D models, and cuts physical white-card prototypes, so a closure, glue flap or window is proven in the hand rather than discovered on the production floor. On the graphic side we lay out packaging, brochures, posters and catalogs to real trim, bleed and safe-area before anything is handed on.
A typical engagement covers:
Prepress is where a studio design becomes a file a factory can run: correct bleeds, trap and overprint for spot colours, separations, and a dedicated artwork layer for each foil, emboss and spot-UV pass, all checked against the structural die so every finish registers.
Every project ships with press-ready PDF/X-4, layered source files (AI/INDD), the structural dieline as DWG or AI, and rendered visualizations. Additional revision rounds beyond the three included are billed hourly, and a 48-hour white-card sample and 5–7 day full-finish sample confirm the design in the real material before any mass run.
Design IP transfers to you on full payment and source files are included as standard, so you are never locked to one supplier for a reprint. On full-stack engagements the design fee is credited against the production order, keeping structure, artwork and print under one accountable roof. Turnaround is typically 5–7 days for graphic-only work and 10–14 days for full structural and brand-system projects.
To quote and start, send product dimensions or a sample, the target format and finish, quantity, and any brand assets — logo vector, fonts and Pantone references. If a designer has already made the artwork, we take it from there and engineer it for production; if you are starting from a reference image or a Pinterest board, our team builds the structure and layout from scratch.
We flag anything that will not print as drawn — hairline rules that disappear, type below legible size, foil over textured stock, or colours outside the gamut — during the first review rather than after plates are cut, so the three included revision rounds go into the design, not into fixing avoidable production faults.
Send specs, artwork or a brief — our team responds within one business day with a tailored quotation.
Request a quoteDieline creation, prepress file preparation, and brand-aligned print artwork — from concept through to production-ready files.
Yes. Designing in-house means your artwork is built for our presses and finishing, avoiding handoff errors and delays.
Yes. We work from your brand guidelines, logos, and references to keep packaging on-brand.
