Packaging & Merchandise Design

I work on a range of packaging projects, but I’ll confirm the fit once I know your product and what needs designing. Send the packaging format, supplier details, and any available dielines or specifications.

Your supplier provides the structural dieline; I design the artwork around it. I don’t create structural dielines.

You’ll need to provide the final product information, required wording, and any category-specific labeling requirements. I handle the design and layout; those details need to be confirmed by your business and the appropriate specialists.

I provide the design and production-ready artwork; printing and manufacturing are handled by your vendor.

I work to their specifications and can discuss artwork requirements with them. I also have vendors I can recommend if you haven’t chosen one yet.

Yes. Designing them together helps establish a consistent direction from the start.

That doesn’t mean putting the same layout on everything. A box, a shirt, and an event sign need different treatments, while still looking like they belong to your brand.

Smaller projects typically take 1–2 weeks; larger projects can take 3–4 weeks or more. Timing depends on the number of pieces, the available content, vendor specifications, and feedback.

I’ll confirm the design schedule once we’ve scoped the work. Printing and manufacturing have their own timelines, so let me know the date you need the finished items—not just the artwork.

Need ongoing support? Explore my retainer packages.

I consider the brand and the physical piece together. What should someone notice first? What information needs to be easy to find? How does the artwork work around the folds, seams, or available print area?

Those decisions give the design a reason for looking the way it does—and help it feel like your brand when it leaves the mockup.