Packaging and print design for fashion and luxury.
ANCC Studio designs packaging and print for fashion brands in London: boxes, gift boxes, lookbooks, catalogues and invitations. Each piece is designed from the identity's own guidelines and produced through print partners the studio has worked with for years.
Method
Packaging is designed as part of the brand's identity. Logotype, editorial, packaging and motion are one language, and the wordmark, typography and colour of the identity carry onto the box and the printed page. The studio's designers prepare the artwork and specify each piece with the print partner.
Packaging
Product packaging and luxury gift boxes are specified with the print partner for material, finish and print process, then produced through them. Each piece is designed from the identity's guidelines and checked against them before it goes to print.
Print
Lookbooks and catalogues carry the season's imagery and the identity's editorial layout, and they can use images from the productions ANCC art directs and shoots. Invitations for shows and events are designed in the same language as the rest of the season. Collateral covers the smaller printed pieces a brand sends through the year.
Production
Print runs go through partners the studio has worked with for years. Their production time sits inside the project timeline, which is set back from the date the pieces are needed.
The record
Identity systems on this site that carry through to packaging and print include No Grey Area, Azzopardi and ioannes. A team of designers works on packaging and print alongside Matthew Attard Navarro, founder and creative director and a trained graphic designer.
Capabilities
Luxury packaging design
Product packaging
Luxury gift boxes
Collateral materials
Lookbook design
Catalogue design
Show and event invitations
Editorial and print design
Print specification and production
Packaging within a brand identity
Artwork preparation for print
Print partner management
Questions
Product packaging, luxury gift boxes and collateral, beside printed lookbooks, catalogues and invitations. Each piece is designed in the brand's identity and produced through print partners the studio has worked with for years.
At ANCC it usually is. Logotype, editorial, packaging and motion are designed as one language, and the packaging follows the identity's wordmark, typography and colour.
Both. The studio designs the packaging, prepares the artwork, specifies each piece with the print partner and has it produced through partners it has worked with for years.
Yes. Lookbooks and catalogues are designed around the season's imagery and the identity's editorial layout, then printed through the studio's print partners.
Yes. Invitations are part of the packaging and print service, designed in the same language as the rest of the season.
The timeline is set back from the date the pieces are needed. It covers the design, the artwork and the specification, then the print partner's production time.
The cost follows the number of pieces, the materials and finishes, the print process and the size of the run. Design is quoted by the studio and production with the print partner. ANCC does not publish prices.
Identity systems on this site that carry through to packaging and print include No Grey Area, Azzopardi and ioannes.
A team of designers working alongside Matthew Attard Navarro, founder and creative director and a trained graphic designer.
The material, the finish, the print process and the quantities, agreed with the print partner before production and fixed with the artwork.
Yes. The same studio designs the identity and its packaging, builds the Shopify storefront and shoots the e-commerce photography, all to one identity.
Yes. Lookbooks and catalogues can carry images from the productions ANCC art directs and shoots, laid out in the identity's editorial system and printed through the studio's print partners.
Yes. Luxury gift boxes are designed in the identity and specified with the print partner for material, finish and print process before they are produced.
Yes. Collateral covers the smaller printed pieces a brand sends through the year, designed in the same language as the packaging and the lookbook.
Yes. Every piece is designed from the identity's guidelines and checked against them before the artwork goes to the print partner.
ANCC Studio is at Suite 111, The Pill Box, 115 Coventry Road, London E2 6GG. Packaging and print are designed there, and the studio works with fashion and luxury brands internationally.
Write to info@ancc.studio with the brand, the pieces, the quantities and the date they are needed by. A short call follows, then a proposal.
