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Packaging Design
Packaging design articles connect brand presentation with product fit, artwork preparation and practical production decisions.
Review the design with the people who will pack it
A useful design brief explains what the product is, where it will be sold and how it will be packed. Brand teams can then consider opening, visible product position, graphic hierarchy and accessory coordination without losing sight of the usable cavity. References and AI concepts are starting points for discussion; they are not completed client cases or approved manufacturing drawings. Keep revisions linked to one controlled artwork and sample record.
What to put in the brief
- Separate graphic direction from the structural drawing.
- Identify the finished product dimensions and packing sequence.
- Review brand presentation together with loading, removal and repeat-order control.
Questions to resolve before the next step
Can a concept image be used directly as production artwork?
A concept needs to be translated into the agreed dieline, artwork files, material specification and approved sample before production.
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What happens after you enquire
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Brief & project costing
Purchasing reviews your brief and requests any missing details.
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Dielines & physical sampling
Drawings are approved before white structural or printed samples.
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Pre-production sample approval
Mass production begins only after documented PPS approval.