From a color to a cup that feels like you.

Give your artwork a starting point.

Share your logo, brand colors and the product format you want to print. Editable artwork helps the team prepare a layout for your selected packaging.

Think around the surface.

A cup is curved. A box has folds. Ask for an artwork layout that shows the print area, seam and other placement limits before signing off on the design.

Agree on the final reference.

Confirm the artwork version and color reference together. A screen preview is a conversation tool; the agreed production proof is the reference for your order.

Approving a first custom print project

Agree the product format and intended use before approving artwork. Record the exact container reference and request the corresponding print template. Confirm what can be evaluated from a digital proof and what needs a physical sample.

Check the complete layout, not only the logo. Review required text, orientation, placement near seams and consistency across any matching items. Ask how colour references should be supplied for the chosen material and printing method.

Keep an approval record with the file name, revision and any sample notes. Confirm changes in writing and ask whether a new proof is needed. Quantity, delivery and any material or compliance requirements must be agreed for the actual order.

How to choose

• Describe the food or drink, filling temperature and intended serving time.
• Confirm dimensions and the exact container and lid combination.
• Share artwork, reference quantity and delivery destination.

Request the relevant specifications and a sample. Suitability, material, availability, quantity and delivery terms must be confirmed for your order.

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