A studio service
Food label design appetite front, compliance back.
A food label sells on appetite and lives or dies on the back panel. We design labels for jars, pouches, tins, and packaged goods — a front that makes someone want to taste it, and a nutrition panel that's laid out correctly and legibly, print-ready to your packer's spec. For makers, boutique food brands, and community producers.
N° 01What makes it work
Makes them hungry, keeps them legal
01
Appetising front
Imagery and a name that read as delicious and on-style — not a generic label that could be anything.
02
Nutrition panel done right
Ingredients, nutrition facts, weight, and allergens laid out legibly and in the correct order.
03
Any pack format
Jars, pouches, tins, and boxes — designed to the printer's die line with correct bleed.
04
Range-ready
A system so flavours and variants stay distinct while the shelf reads as one brand.
N° 02For makers & brands
From market stall to retail shelf
Whether you're a maker moving to retail or a boutique brand scaling a range, the label has to look like it belongs on a shelf. We design it to. Compliance content and requirements come from you; we make them legible — we design the label, we don't certify the claims.
N° 03Questions
The answers we give most often.
- Do you lay out the nutrition panel?
- Yes — ingredients, nutrition facts, weight, and allergens, legibly and in the correct order. You supply the content and requirements.
- What pack formats?
- Jars, pouches, tins, and boxes — designed to your printer's die line with correct bleed.
- Can you design a matching range?
- Yes — a system that keeps flavours distinct while the shelf reads as one brand.
- Print-ready?
- Yes — to your packer's die line and specs, ready to run.
Start your book
Design a label that earns the shelf.
Tell us the product, the format, and your printer's specs. We'll reply within two working days.