Tell us what you serve

The item size, such as cone type, cup size, burger height or tray capacity, plus the quantity, whether the order repeats, any board preference, your artwork or logo, and when you need the packaging in hand.

Yes. A photo of the cone or cup with a ruler beside it is enough for us to build the dieline. Send it with your quantity and we take the sizing from there, then confirm the fit on the proof.

All of them land in the same inbox as quote requests. Use whichever channel suits you, and the same team picks up pricing, artwork checks, reorders and sample requests without passing you between departments.

Yes, WhatsApp is one of the ways to reach us, alongside phone and email. It is handy for sending a quick photo of your cone, cup or burger with a ruler beside it so we can start on the dieline.

Send the item size and the quantity and you will have a price back quickly. Missing details slow things down, so include what you know, or request a quote online with every field laid out.

Yes. Knowing whether the job is a one-off or a repeating order helps us plan the run. Approved dielines and artwork stay on file, so a repeat order skips setup and goes straight to proof confirmation.

Yes. A board preference helps but is not required. Tell us what you serve and how you want the packaging to feel, and we will suggest a stock, with the same artwork proofed on two boards if you want to compare.

Yes. Sample requests go to the same inbox as quotes. Mention the item and the stocks you want to compare, such as kraft against white SBS, and we will follow up with you on what suits the job.

Yes. The five-step packaging designer writes out your specification as you answer, then sends it to the same inbox as the form, so we receive product, size, board, print and finish in one message.

Give us a rough date and we will work back from it. Production runs six to seven business days after proof approval, or three to four on a rush, so proofing is usually the stage worth planning around.