Packaging for Detroit makers
Packaging for hard goods has different problems from food or beauty. Parts, tools and accessories need clear specs on the box, compatibility information, and sometimes a window or a clamshell so buyers can see the item. Boxes also have to survive shipping, so board strength and inserts matter as much as print.
If your product sells through distributors or online marketplaces, we plan the panels so the part number, fit details and barcode are easy to find, and make renders that match each marketplace's main image rules.
How a Detroit packaging project runs
- You send the product size, where it sells, and your brand files.
- We reply with questions or a written quote and a delivery date.
- You get two or three design directions shown on the real box or label shape, and pick one.
- We refine it, set it on the printer's dieline, and send print files plus renders for your listings.
Everything happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Eastern time. We have no office in Detroit. For packaging, the printer's dieline and a physical sample from them matter more than a meeting.
What you can order
Boxes and cartons
Folding cartons, mailer boxes and sleeves set on the printer's dieline.
Labels and pouches
Bottle, jar and can labels, stand-up pouches and bags.
Product renders
3D mockups of the package for store listings, pitches and crowdfunding pages.
Questions
Do you meet clients in Detroit?
No. We work remotely by email and video calls on Eastern time, which is also our working hours for your city.
Can you lay out technical specs and compatibility charts?
Yes. Send the specs as a spreadsheet or document and we set them as tables or icon rows that fit the panel.
Ask for a quote
The price depends on how many package shapes and sizes you need, how much copy and regulatory text goes on them, and whether you want renders as well as print files. Each project gets its own written quote.