Packaging design

Packaging, labels and merch designed as part of your brand identity, with print-ready files built to your printer’s specifications.

Packaging is where a brand leaves the screen and ends up in people’s hands. I design packaging and merch as part of the brand identity, so they look like the same company as your website and your app: the same colors, type and tone.

What’s included

  • Packaging and labels built on your brand: logo, color, typography and tone.
  • Merch that carries the brand beyond the screen.
  • A logo that works in one ink, when the current one is too busy to print well at small sizes.
  • Print-ready files built to the printer’s specifications, with contrast checked and time left for proofs before the deadlines.

Consistency first

A brand is only as strong as its least careful touchpoint. Packaging and merch are often the most physical ones, so they’re designed from the same system as everything else, not as one-off pieces. If you don’t have that system yet, start with the brand identity: here’s what goes into one.

How a project works

Four crisp steps with daily check-ins and zero guesswork, so every project stays on track and ships on time.

  1. 01Kick-off. We align on goals, scope, and timeline, then send a clear invoice so everyone knows exactly what’s included.
  2. 02Project start. Once payment clears, we dive straight in to keep momentum high and your launch date on track.
  3. 03Daily check-ins. You receive a brief progress note or visual each day, ensuring quick feedback and zero drift.
  4. 04Ship & refine. We deliver launch-ready files and give you time for a final check or tweak before we wrap.

Selected work

Frequently asked questions

Can you design packaging if we don’t have a brand identity yet?

Yes. Packaging works best as part of the identity, so the logo suite, colors and type can come first, with the packaging and merch built on them.

Why does a logo need to work in one ink?

Packaging, merch and small print often allow only one color, or print at sizes where fine detail disappears. A logo that works in one ink stays recognizable everywhere.

Do you work with companies in the US?

Yes, most of my clients are startups and tech teams in the US. I work from Spain, remotely, with daily updates and calls in your morning.