Wellington’s vibrant Hot Sauce restaurant asked us to print these tiny envelopes.

These were printed in CMYK on the outside of a 120gsm paper stock, then were die-cut using a standing envelope die, glued and folded into envelopes.

Te Taura Whiri the Māori Language Commission designed a folding desk stand to encourage the use of Te Reo Māori in online meetings.

We printed these on a 350gsm satin board and diecut them to shape. The structure of the desk stand included interlocking tabs for easy assembly without glue.

Auckland’s Hallertau Brewery asked us to produce them a folding Bolognese Passata hang tag.

These were printed onto a 250gsm carton board and then die-cut to size.

The Buy New Zealand Made Campaign asked us to produce some premium swing tags, that boutique's and other high-end retailers could use to attach to their products.

Working closely with the Buy New Zealand Made Campaign we produced several thousand tags with the iconic Kiwi trademark blind de-bossed into a 600gsm soft white card. A card stock made from cotton linters, a byproduct of the cotton industry.

For Garage Project last beer release for 2016, they saved the best for last! Mutiny on the Bounty - a very South Pacific take on an Export Stout brewed with Breadfruit, roasted Plantain, Coconut and Tahitian Vanilla.

Tim Gibson of Flying Whities was commissioned to create the design and we were asked to print the bottles rather unique paper wrap. This project had a tight deadline as Garage Project needed to launch in the days leading up to Christmas.

To get the printing done in time, we split the project in half. In the final working days of 2016, we digitally printed and foiled several hundred wraps delivering to Garage Project in time to meet the Christmas demand. Then in 2017 we offset printed several thousand additional wraps and foiled and die cut each. Delivering the wraps to Garage Project in January 2017 ready to meet what will likely be a huge demand for the beer.

It’s great to have Wanaka’s Ground Up Brewing as a client and over the last year we’ve printed a few thousand of their growler (or rigger) tags.

These hang tags were printed onto a durable carton board that stands up well to chillers before being die-cut to a common shape using a cutting die used by our brewery clients throughout the country.

Seventhwave Wetsuits asked us to design and print a hang tag for their Christchurch made high performance wetsuits. These were printed in full colour onto a brown kraft board before being die-cutting to the final shape.

Kerikeri’s Kainui Brew Co. asked us to design and print a couple of thousand rigger hang tags, which were printed onto a durable carton board that stands up well to chillers. After print, these tags were die-cut to a common shape using a cutting die well used by our brewery clients throughout the country.

Arise Church needed a premium gift box produced, so after working closely with the Arise creative team this is what we came up with. It was foiled in gold and silver onto a high-quality 240gsm Rothmill Mulberry stock before being die-cut and glued to final shape.

When Garage Project brewed Touchwood, a malted barley and wheat infused with Elderflower beer. Tim Gibson of Flying Whities was commissioned to create the design and we were asked to print the bottles rather unique paper wrap.

Touchwood was brewed in very limited quantity and only 2500 bottles were released to the public. Each bottle wrap was uniquely numbered to make the consumer aware of the beers rarity.

Garage Project needed the wraps urgently so we produced all 2500 unique wraps and had them delivered to Garage Project in less than 24 hours.

For Wellingtons’s Mean Doses Brewing we designed and printed a set of growlers tags. These hang tags were printed onto a durable carton board that stands up well to chillers before being die-cut to a common shape using a cutting die used by our brewery clients throughout the country.

When Wellington's Emporio Coffee became the official coffee partner of the Phoenix Football Club they produced a special coffee blend for the 2019/20 season. Emporio wanted to create a small run of coffee packaging to celebrate the partnership.

Emporio commissioned a Phoenix illustration and we designed and printed this into a card band that can be wrapped around a 250g coffee pouch.