If there’s one thing you should know, it’s that we LOVE packaging design and all of its elements (we love boxes too but we didn’t feel it necessary to state the obvious). Before a box becomes retail packaging and hits the shelves, designers run through a myriad of steps in

Cardboard is more versatile than you may have initially thought. Corrugated cardboard (the boxes with the little flutes) is also an incredibly popular packaging material. Let’s just say, we make and use A LOT of the stuff! While most of our cardboard goes straight into the recycling bin after unboxing,

If there’s one thing we know, product packaging plays almost as important a role as the product itself. Packaging adds value to a product, or rather, the perception of value in a product. There’s an actual psychological effect related to packaging called “unboxing”. The psychology of “unboxing” posits that even

Social media use has skyrocketed over the past decade. I can guarantee that you will be hard-pressed to find an acquaintance, friend, or family member who does not have any social media presence. Sure they exist, but they are few and far between. In 2019 alone, an estimated 2.95 billion

Almost as important as the product it houses, packaging should play an integral role in your marketing strategy. Your packaging has the ability to carry your brand message, crate brand awareness, market your product, and even communicate your company’s ethos. Most importantly, well-executed packaging can move your product and boost