Packaging that survives a crowded shelf.
A pack has about two metres and one second to say what it is and why it is worth more than the one next to it. We design front of pack for that moment, lay out the back of pack so it passes, and hand over artwork your printer can run without a single correction.
What we design
From one label to a full range.
Food, beverage, cosmetics, supplements and household brands going to retail or launching on a marketplace.
Front of pack
The two-metre test: can a shopper tell what this is, who it is for and why it is different, from across an aisle. Hierarchy first, decoration second.
Back of pack
Ingredients, nutrition, weights, barcode zone, legal panel and country requirements — laid out to be legible at the size it actually prints, not the size it looks fine on your monitor.
Range systems
A rule for how the design flexes across flavours, sizes and sub-brands, so your twelfth SKU still looks related to your first and you are not starting over at every launch.
Marketplace mockups
Photorealistic renders sized for Amazon and Shopify listings and for ad creative — so the product can be selling before the print run has landed.
Labels, pouches, boxes and bottles
Built on your printer's dieline with correct bleed, safe zones and colour profile, in the format the press actually wants.
What you receive
Files a printer will accept first time.
- Print-ready artwork on your supplier's own dieline, with bleed, crop marks and safe zones respected.
- Correct colour — CMYK or Pantone as your printer specifies, not an RGB file converted on the way to press.
- Editable source files, so a future flavour or a text change does not mean paying to redraw the pack.
- Photorealistic mockups for listings, ads and pitch decks.
- A range rule written down, so whoever designs SKU thirteen stays inside the system.
- Every file yours on final payment, with nothing withheld.
How we price it
Quoted per SKU, fixed before anything starts.
Why it is not one published number
A single label and a twelve-product range are not the same job, and pretending otherwise means either overcharging the small project or under-delivering the big one.
So packaging is the one Markora service we quote rather than publish. What does not change is the method: you get one fixed number, in writing, with the scope attached, before you pay anything.
What we need to quote
The product list, the formats — pouch, box, bottle, label, sleeve — and your printer's dieline if you already have one.
If you do not have a printer yet, tell us the product and we will quote against a standard format and adjust once the supplier is chosen.
What is not included
Product photography, regulatory and legal copywriting, trademark clearance and the print run itself.
We will tell you when you need one of those rather than quietly leaving a gap in the file.
Proof
Packaging we have designed.
Published in full, with exactly what we produced listed on each case study.
VEXRO — presentation box & collateral
Watch presentation box, warranty card and booklet, built off a single identity so the unboxing matches the product.
MORRA Coffee & Beans
Retail coffee: branded cup, packaging and campaign creative across a café and a shelf.
See the full portfolio
Eight published projects, including four websites you can watch running end to end.
FAQ
Packaging, answered.
How much does packaging design cost?
Do you work to my printer's dieline?
Can you handle the back of pack?
Do I get mockups for Amazon and Shopify?
What if I have twelve products, not one?
Do you do the printing?
Send us the SKU list. Get one fixed number back.
Tell us the products and the formats. You will get a fixed price and a fixed date in writing, with the scope attached — and no obligation to go ahead.
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