Packaging Printing

Packaging printing, all under one roof

Packaging printing is the step that turns paper packaging into the brand's own rather than a blank box. This category covers every printed piece that travels with a box — the box itself, plus the labels, cards, and tags inside it.

We do not take general commercial print work. The focus stays on printing that forms part of the packaging, which is what lets us keep colour and material consistent across every piece in the same box.

What this category covers

• Printing on the box — artwork, colour, and logo across the full surface. Press systems and colour control are detailed on the box printing service page.
• Product labels and stickers — bottle and jar labels, plus box seals.
• Cards and hang tags — thank-you cards, instruction cards, and hang tags.
• Wrapping and liner papers — printed to match the box.

Why keeping it in one place matters

The recurring problem for brands who order the box and the labels from two different factories is colour mismatch. The same value in the artwork file, printed on different stock by a different press, does not come out the same — and it shows most when the two pieces sit inside one box.

Printing in one place lets us compare colour across pieces at the proofing stage and bring them into line before the production run.

Files to prepare

Send vector artwork (AI or PDF) at 300dpi with bleed, and specify brand colours as Pantone references where you have them — it holds colour across runs far better than matching against a screen.

Every job gets a real mock-up before the full run — something you can hold and test-fit the product into, with changes still cheap to make. Production runs 10–15 days, with flexible MOQ depending on the job.