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See the detail, then discuss what fits

Start from food label samples, carpet label printing, ribbon text and beverage packaging images to understand the layout and production requirements. Choose a sample to see the specific observations and preparation notes.

Blue and white seafood label sheets

Seafood food label samples

Blue and white graphics separate the brand area from the product information area; several sheet-fed samples make the layout and cut appearance easy to compare.

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Continuous label printing with carpet artwork and multilingual text

Carpet label printing images

The continuously printed labels show carpet artwork, multilingual text and a space for specifications, so the layout, size and batch information can be discussed from them.

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Close-up of a woven surface with printed text

Woven ribbon label text detail

The close-up shows the woven texture and the outline of the text, which suits discussing how the mark reads on a textured surface and how information is layered.

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Draught beer packaging printing in red and gold

Draught beer packaging printing images

The red and gold colour scheme carries the brand, product name and specification, which can be used to discuss the visual hierarchy and wording of beverage packaging.

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VIDEO JOURNAL

Packaging and label videos

Food Gift Boxes

Handheld blueberry gift box

Learn about the handheld blueberry gift box, and discuss production requirements with product size, quantity and use case in mind.

Carpet Labels

Introduction to carpet hot-melt labels

Learn about the introduction to carpet hot-melt labels, and discuss production requirements with product size, quantity and use case in mind.

Gift Box Structure & Craft

Beverage gift box, part one

Learn about the beverage gift box, part one, and discuss production requirements with product size, quantity and use case in mind.

Start with one label and talk about your product.

Bring your use case, dimensions and quantity, and we will work out a better label approach together.

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