What we do

  1. 01Packaging strategy and range architecture
  2. 02Label and pack design
  3. 03Bespoke bottle and structural design
  4. 04Takeaway and retail packaging for venues
  5. 05Print and production management
  6. 06Launch campaigns and point of sale

Work

Packs made for the shelf and the hand: spirits, honey, running fuel and takeaway.

  1. Willing Distillery rosella sloe gin, pink in the bottle, styled with orange orchids, a pink cocktail and a Darwin souvenir coasterWilling Distillery
  2. Real Good Honey bus-shelter poster: “It’s soooo good. It’s all you’ll be thinking about” with a nude man and a jar of honeyReal Good Honey
  3. Macabalm wordmark in white over a black-and-white photo of a rocky coastlineMacabalm
  4. Silver SUB:3 Post-Run pouch with a race-clock graphic reading 02:59:59SUB:3 Running
  5. Kraft takeaway bag sealed with a strip of red Lucky Boy tapeLucky Boy
  6. Green Fish Fish shopfront fascia reading “Fish & Chips” in yellow retro scriptFish Fish

Questions

How much does a packaging rebrand cost?

It depends on scope — a refresh for one venue is a different job to a new brand rolled out across packaging, signage and a website. After a first conversation we send a clear, fixed quote. If you want a smaller first step, the Brand Health Check has a fixed scope and price.

Do you handle production?

Yes — we manage print and production so what arrives matches what was designed.

Can you design a custom bottle or structure?

Yes. For Real Good Honey we designed a proprietary bottle as well as the brand and labels.

Related

Drinks & distilleries, Food & consumer brands, Brand identity & naming