for makers of packaged goodsYou made the product.
I'll make the launch.
A print-ready label and the campaign that launches it. One designer. Two weeks. Fixed price.
What you get:One designer. The whole launch.
Print readyA label that's ready for print
Finished artwork your printer can run with. I handle the printer directly.
The worldFinished artwork your printer can run with. A world, not pack shots.
Editorial stills and a short film built around your label, ready for your feed and your ads.
on timeDelivered launch-ready
Imagery cropped for feed, web, and ads. Label files at your printer. Nothing left to assemble.
the problemThe launch is where it goes sideways.
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design that stops at prettyMost designers hand you a file and wish you luck. Your printer sends it back with questions and paid fixes.
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the imagery doesn't matchPhotos become a second project: another hire, another invoice, and imagery that looks nothing like your label.
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a launch that keeps slidingDesigner, photographer, printer. Three timelines, and you managing all of them.
who you're working withLaunches don't stall at the design. They stall in the handoffs.
I'm Julia Montroy. After twenty-five years in packaging design and production, I know where launches stall: in the handoffs. So I removed them. One desk takes your label from concept through print and builds the campaign around it.
25 years, packaging design and production
Printer-trusted, I work with your printer directly
Proven on shelf, labels and launches for artisan brands
the planThree steps between you and launched.
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TELL ME YOUR PRODUCT
A short intake: your product, your printer, your ship date. Answer within one business day.
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APPROVE & RESERVE
Approve the terms, pay a 50 percent deposit, and your slot is booked.
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LAUNCH
Concepts, revisions, your approved proof, and delivery. Two weeks.
Two ways a launch goes
Pick the shelf your product ends up on.
- Files that need fixes before print
- Print that doesn't match the screen
- Imagery that doesn't match the label
- A launch date that keeps moving
- You, managing vendors
- Print-ready the first time
- A shelf presence that matches your craft
- A feed that looks like a brand, not a bedroom
- Launched in two weeks
- You, back to making
Launching something? Let's get it on the shelf.
Tell me what you make and when it ships. You'll have your total, your timeline, and a start date within one business day.