Packaging and Label Design in Dubai

Many product categories, including food and cosmetics, need Arabic text and set information on the label. We design for both languages from the start and check the requirements for your category with you, but confirm them with the relevant authority or your importer before printing, because rules differ by product.

We prepare print-ready artwork to your printer's dielines and specifications, review printed proofs, and can work with your current printer or recommend one that suits the job. Keeping printing with a specialist printer usually gives better prices and quality than a design agency marking it up.

Yes. We create a system that keeps every product recognisable as one brand while each flavour, size or variant stands out, using one layout, colour coding and icons. New variants then follow the same system, so adding a product later is quick and consistent.

Yes. We check how the design reads as a small thumbnail on marketplaces and your store, and can supply product renders for your website and listings. Many customers first see the pack on a phone screen, so the brand and product name must read at that size.

A single product usually takes a few weeks from brief to print-ready files; a full range or new structural packaging takes longer, especially with samples and printer proofs. For seasonal packs, start well before Ramadan, Eid or National Day, because printers get busy.

Yes. Final files are prepared to the printer's specifications, with dielines, bleed, colour profiles and Arabic text checked, so the printed result matches the design. We review the printer's proof before the full run and flag anything that will print differently from the screen.