05 August
Make the most of your custom branded packaging.
Interested in custom branding your packaging but not sure where to start?
We’ve been helping create custom products for our customers since 2013, and here’s some of the things that we have learnt along the way.
1. Understand your audience and what adds value to their experience.
While you’re choosing your packaging, it’s crucial to think about your customers, what they value, what they notice, and what will elevate their experience with your brand.
A high-quality product with your branding can make a lasting impression, but only if it speaks to the people you’re trying to reach. The better you understand your audience, the more intentional and impactful your packaging decisions can be.
2. Pick packaging options that are suitable for your business.
We offer a wide range of high-quality products ready for custom branding, each one tried, tested, and designed to make your brand look its best.
But not every product will be the right fit for every business. When choosing what to brand, think about what your customers use most, how your product is served, and where your branding will make the biggest impact. Whether it’s coffee cups, napkins, or takeaway containers, focus on what supports your day-to-day operations and strengthens your brand experience.
3. Make your branding work hard for you.
Strong brand identifiers, like fonts, colours, and logos are what make your packaging memorable. The most effective custom designs will build on your existing identity, creating a look that feels cohesive, confident, and unmistakably you. Clean, recognisable branding and high-contrast elements help your packaging stand out and leave a lasting impression.
4. We are here to help.
Our in-house design team is here to bring your brand to life, applying your custom ideas to our packaging in a way that looks sharp, thoughtful, and on-brand. We work closely with you throughout the process to make sure everything feels just right.
Already have your own design team?
No problem. We can supply detailed product templates so your team can hit the ground running.
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