When Wellington-based PR agency Phillips & Partners approached us, they needed a complete set of high-quality, ready-to-use marketing materials for their client, KiwiCamp. With a trade show just around the corner, the brief was simple: produce a professional, cohesive collateral package that clearly communicated KiwiCamp’s innovative “pay only for what you use” camping model — and have it ready fast.

We developed a coordinated set of four pieces: an A5 presentation folder, two A5 flyers, and a square 8-page brochure with a fold-out cover. Each piece was printed on premium Advance Laser stock, chosen for its crisp print quality and durability under frequent handling. The folder was die-cut to shape using an existing standing die — a smart choice that saved both time and cost without compromising presentation. All items were printed in vibrant CMYK for consistent colour across the set and trimmed to exact sizes for a clean, professional finish.

The result was a flexible toolkit of marketing materials that Phillips & Partners could adapt and expand as KiwiCamp grew. The project also laid the foundation for an ongoing working relationship — seven years later, we’re still collaborating with members of that original team in their new roles.

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In October 2022, Calan and Wajd embarked on their journey of love and commitment, and we were honoured to be entrusted with the task of printing their wedding invitations.

With care, we printed their supplied design on premium 320gsm Rives Tradition textured card stock. This exquisite stock features a refined and felt-marked textured finish, adding an extra touch of sophistication to the invitations.

The end result is a collection of invitations that exudes quality, capturing the essence of Calan and Wajd's unforgettable wedding.

At Colourcraft, we're passionate about collaborating with exceptional brands and the work we produce for Good George Brewing Co was no exception. In 2022 over several orders, we printed close to 10,000 keg collars for this iconic Hamilton-based brewery.

Keg collars play a crucial role in identifying and branding beer kegs. These die-cut ‘collars’ are securely attached to the neck of each keg, ensuring that the specific beer inside can be easily recognised during its journey from Good George Brewing Co to bars and establishments throughout the country.

We print keg collars on Formakote Natura 300gsm, a locally-made packaging board sourced from sustainable, well-managed forests in Whakatāne, New Zealand. This board boasts excellent durability, especially when subjected to the rigorous conditions of chillers.

To achieve their unique shape, we cut the keg collars using a precision die-cutting process, using standing cutting tooling that is widely used by our brewery clients throughout the country.

We take pride in our craftsmanship and attention to detail, and we were thrilled to contribute to Good George Brewing Co.'s commitment to delivering extraordinary beers.