01 / MATERIAL STUDY
Kraft paper
Honest texture. Natural character.
A starting option for bags, wraps and corrugated packaging. Strength and recycled content depend on the selected grade.
MATERIALS & FINISHES
Every detail has a material impact.
Build a packaging brief around function, feel and finish. These are starting points for discussion, with final suitability confirmed through technical review.
02 / MATERIAL STUDY
Paperboard
A clean canvas for your brand.
Consider folding boxboard or SBS for retail cartons. Thickness and GSM should be specified around the product and structure.
03 / MATERIAL STUDY
Corrugated board
Structure for the journey.
Flute, ply and board strength are selected around product weight, transit conditions and stacking needs.
04 / MATERIAL STUDY
Specialty papers
A more tactile first impression.
Textured and coloured coverings can add character to rigid boxes and bags. Samples are needed to confirm appearance.
THE FINISHING TOUCH
Make it feel like you.
From a restrained single colour to full-colour graphics. Process and colour matching depend on substrate and quantity.
Lamination
Matte or gloss surfaces can change the feel and protection of paper packaging. Recyclability depends on the complete structure.
Foil & embossing
Metallic accents and raised or recessed details add dimension. Tooling, artwork and minimum line weights need confirmation.
Custom structures
Inserts, dividers, windows and opening styles can improve fit and presentation. Check structure with a physical sample.
No environmental certification, food-contact suitability or universal availability is claimed. Ask for grade-specific evidence during review.
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING
Have something in mind?
Let’s get it made.
Start a Project
Start with your idea. Work out the details.