Packaging Design Export packaging design in Lahore, Pakistan
An exporter’s pack is read by a buyer who has never met you. A local brand’s pack has to stand beside imported products. Either way it must look established and print cleanly. We design it with your printer.
For brands in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad: textile and home-linen exporters, food and spice brands, cosmetics and consumer products.
The product is good. The pack does not show it.
Many Pakistani products are made well and packed poorly. The carton is generic, the label is crowded, the colours print differently from the screen, and a buyer abroad judges the product by the pack before they test it. A better pack lets the product compete with imported brands.
Cost matters, so we design with your printer and materials in mind: smart structure rather than expensive effects, a range system that avoids a new design for every variant, and artwork that prints right the first time. For export, we set space for the languages and information your buyer needs; you supply and validate the regulatory content, and check each market’s rules with its authority.
What Pakistani brands pack
- Textile and home-linen retail packs
- Food, spice and snack packs
- Cosmetics and personal care
- Export cartons and swing tags
- Marketplace and Daraz listing images
What you get
You get dielines, pack design across your range, English labels with Urdu or Arabic where needed, print-ready files and mock-ups for buyers and online sales.
Structure & Dielines
The pack structure and dielines, worked out with your printer so the artwork fits the box, pouch, bottle or sleeve you will actually produce.
Pack Art Direction
Art direction for the pack: the look, imagery and tone that make the product stand out on a shelf or a screen, with brand guidelines for packaging.
Bilingual Label Layout
Arabic and English label layout, balanced so neither language is cramped, with space for the mandatory information you supply.
Range System
A range and variant system, so flavours, sizes or scents are clearly different and still obviously one family.
Print-ready Files
Print-ready artwork with bleeds, marks, spot colours and notes agreed with your printer, checked before it goes to press.
3D Mock-ups
3D mock-ups and flat shots for your online store, marketplace listing and sales presentations.
A new product to pack, or a pack that sells badly?
Tell us the product, the pack type and where it will be sold. We reply with questions and a scoped quote.
How it works
Step 1: Brief
The product, the shelf or screen it competes on, the printer and materials, and the languages and markets the pack must cover.
Step 2: Structure
Dielines and pack format agreed with your printer, so the design is made for the real object.
Step 3: Design
Routes shown on 3D mock-ups, then the chosen one developed across the range, with your label text placed correctly.
Step 4: Print-ready
Artwork prepared and checked with the printer, a press proof reviewed, and files handed over in your name.
Design work
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Project or retainer?
Questions
How much does packaging design cost in Pakistan?
It depends on the scope: pack types, range size, structural work, languages and mock-ups. Send a short brief and we quote a fixed scope in writing, so you can compare quotes on the same terms. Printing is paid to your printer.
We are exporters. How is your approach different?
The pack must look credible to a buyer who has never met you, fit the shipping carton, carry the right languages and print consistently. We design and test for that.
Can you design with Lahore printers?
Yes. We agree dielines, stock and colour limits with your printer, supply files in their format and review the proof.
Do you design Urdu, English and Arabic labels?
Yes. Layouts for English with Urdu or Arabic are designed together so none looks like an afterthought.
Who supplies the label content?
You do. Composition, care, ingredients or legal text must be provided and validated by you. Check the labelling rules of each market with the authority or your buyer. We place the text.
Can one design cover many products?
Yes. A system of colours and layouts that works for the whole range, so adding a product is quick and cheap.
Can you make images for Daraz and our website?
Yes. 3D mock-ups and flat images sized for listings and catalogues.
Who owns the artwork?
You do. Approved artwork and its source files are yours, and we put that in the contract before work starts.
Can you redesign our current pack?
Yes. We keep what buyers recognise and fix hierarchy, readability and print quality.
Do you also design the brand and catalogue?
Yes. Identity, packaging, catalogue and website can match as one system.
Tell us about the pack you need.
A short brief is enough: the product, the pack format, the languages and where it will be sold. We reply with questions and a fixed-scope quote.
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Got a brief?
Tell us what you are making and when it has to ship. We will take it from there.