Packaging Prototypes

Our flexible packaging prototypes bring your designs to life on pouches, sachets, stand-up bags and flow wraps. Using production-accurate digital printing, we create samples that replicate the look, feel and functionality of your final packaging across a variety of substrates.

This allows you to test structure, materials, finishes and artwork before committing to full production, helping you refine your designs with confidence.

Our carton prototypes give you a true-to-life preview of your boxed packaging.

We produce production-accurate samples that showcase your artwork across a variety of finishes, so you can evaluate the design, structure and shelf appeal before going to print. These prototypes reduce risk, improve decision-making and ensure your cartons perform exactly as intended.

Our label prototypes provide a precise representation of your final product, including shape, material, finish and adhesion.

Using digital printing techniques, we produce production-accurate label samples for a range of packaging formats including bottles, jars and cans. Enabling you to test visual impact, colour fidelity and application before committing to large-scale runs. This ensures your labels look perfect on-shelf and align with your brand standards.

Our shrink sleeve prototypes deliver a true-to-life preview of how your designs will appear once applied to pack. We produce samples that replicate colour, detail and distortion, allowing you to evaluate artwork placement, fit and shelf impact before manufacturing.

These prototypes help validate complex designs, test finishes and ensure your shrink sleeves apply flawlessly. Giving you the confidence that your final product will look exactly as intended.

Our shelf-ready packaging prototypes allow you to test and refine designs that are built for both retail efficiency and on-shelf impact. From display trays to transit packs, we create production-accurate SRP mock-ups that reflect your final materials, structures and print finishes.

This enables you to assess ease of opening, shelf presentation, branding and functionality before full-scale production. Thus, reducing risk and ensuring your packaging performs seamlessly from warehouse to shelf.