Physical food & drink packaging mockups
Physical food and drink packaging mockups let a brand or agency review a design at its intended scale. Litmus’s demonstration work includes a tonic can, a gin bottle, a tea carton and a chocolate wrapper, each showing different materials and finishes.
Discuss your project
Choose the format around the product
A carton offers several panels to review together. A flexible wrapper needs artwork to work around folds and seals. A bottle label has to be judged on a curved surface. A shrink sleeve can carry graphics around a can or another shaped container.
Choose a format because it answers the project’s questions. Bring dimensions or an existing pack where possible, and identify which surfaces, closures and details must be represented.
Look at the demonstration packs
The Verve Tonic example uses digitally printed transparent shrink sleeves on mini cans. Revive Tea shows a bespoke die-cut carton with foil and debossed details. Senso Gin demonstrates a transparent pressure-sensitive label with several finishes.
These are Litmus demonstration samples from the Brand Survival Kit. They illustrate making techniques; they are not evidence of a commercial sales uplift or a promise that every material is suitable for your product.
State how the sample will be used
Explain whether the pack is for an internal design review, photography, a buyer presentation or research. Include whether it will contain a real product, a substitute or nothing at all. Any requirement for food contact, filling or consumption must be discussed and confirmed for your specific brief.
Supply the artwork variants, quantity, deadline and finishes you want to explore. Where the design is still changing, ask about which elements should be settled before the sample is made. A digital visual may help review an early option before committing to physical making.
Explore the detail.
Start with your next pack.
Tell us the format, what you need to show and when you need it. The page you enquire from is included with your brief.