Initial fit review
You send the product, current packaging, approximate quantity, destination and goal. We assess whether the project fits our scope.
Process
Prototype and sample decisions within a four-phase process.
Each phase closes with a decision. You know what is being reviewed, delivered and approved before the next one starts.
Illustrative direction study — not client work, production proof or performance evidence.
Four decisions
Prototype and sample decisions that keep uncertainty visible.
The same four-phase logic applies, while the exact deliverables and approval criteria are adapted to each brief.
Direction and validation
We agree the creative and technical scope in writing, including deliverables, rights, exclusions and review points.
Sample, when included
When the agreed path includes a physical sample, we coordinate it through the selected specialist partner and quote it separately.
Coordinated production
After approval, we coordinate files, the agreed quality-control scope and logistics under the written production terms.
Written boundaries
What closes at each phase.
A green light is based on written evidence, not implied promises.
Initial reviewFit, missing information and the next paid scope.
Direction and validationAgreed direction, technical questions, deliverables, rights and exclusions.
Prototype or sample, when includedPurpose, physical approval criteria, tooling, availability and adjustments before production.
Production coordinationConfirmed partner, files, quality-control scope, logistics and commercial terms.
Start with the product, not a sales pitch.
Send a photo, the approximate quantity, destination and objective. We will tell you directly whether the project fits.
Create a packaging brief