Dimensions & construction
Share internal dimensions, contents and any fit requirements. A drawing or sample can help clarify the shape.
A clear path to your packaging
The right specification connects the product, the way it is used and the identity you want it to carry.
Share internal dimensions, contents and any fit requirements. A drawing or sample can help clarify the shape.
Tell us the required appearance and handling conditions. For food packaging, include the food, temperature, contact time and market.
Discuss print coverage, colours and artwork readiness. Confirm dielines and file requirements before preparing production files.
Working together
Start with the product, approximate quantity and destination. Add the details you already know.
Discuss size, material, printing and a written quotation for your project.
Confirm what needs to be checked, the sample type and any costs before proceeding.
Agree the final artwork, production details and delivery arrangements in writing.
Agree whether your project needs a structure check, a printed sample or another approval step. Sample availability, costs and timing depend on the specific project.
Website images and an enquiry do not approve a dieline or place an order. Final specifications and commercial terms are confirmed in writing.
Prepare a useful briefBefore you enquire
Minimum order quantity depends on the product, material, structure and printing. Share your requirements so the quantity and quotation can be confirmed for your project.
Sample type, availability, costs and timing are discussed for the specification. Production and delivery dates are confirmed separately in the quotation and order agreement.
Tell us whether you have a logo, print-ready artwork or a reference design. Discuss the required file format and dieline with Michael before sending confidential artwork.
Tell us the food or drink, use conditions and destination market. Request documents that apply to the specific material and order; suitability is confirmed for the agreed specification.
Let’s talk packaging
Share what you’re packing, your quantity and destination.