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Different worlds.Distinctive packaging.

A beauty routine. A first delivery. A gift worth keeping. The right packaging starts with the way it will be used.

Build the brief around your sector: the contents, the customer, the sales channel and the destination. Then choose the format and finish that serve that experience.

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Rhyno presents coordinated beauty, food and lifestyle packaging in a bright showroom framed by a sculptural orange ribbon.
Designed around the product. Considered for the customer.SKLUBS / INDUSTRIES

Industries

Your sector. A focused brief.

Six starting points for a packaging collection with a clear purpose.

Creative product illustrations. Materials and finishes are specified for your project.

Frosted skincare jar, serum bottle and coordinated cartons on pale stone.

Beauty & personal care

Make every detail feel considered.

Bring jars, bottles and outer packaging into a coherent range. The opening, the label and the closure should feel like parts of the same product.

Formats to explore
Jars & bottles · Folding cartons · Labels · Inserts
Details to define
Contents compatibility, closure, artwork legibility and destination-specific labelling.

A consistent identity across the shelf and the routine.

Resealable pouches and tea packaging styled with tea leaves and coffee beans.

Food & beverages

Start with what’s inside.

Choose the structure around the product, how it is filled and how it is stored. Define protection requirements before selecting the visual finish.

Formats to explore
Pouches · Cartons · Labels · Gift sets
Details to define
Food-contact suitability, barrier needs, sealing and applicable documentation must be agreed for the use and destination.

Protection and presentation developed together.

Cotton tote, folded T-shirt, hangtag and apparel presentation box.

Fashion & lifestyle

Extend the identity beyond the product.

Create a recognisable transition from store to delivery to everyday use. Coordinate carry bags, printed inserts and branded textiles.

Formats to explore
Tote bags · Boxes · Cards · Textiles
Details to define
Product dimensions, fabric or board, print treatment and consistency across components.

Brand details people carry, wear and keep.

Open mailer with orange tissue, fitted insert and coordinated printed card.

Retail & e-commerce

Make arrival part of the experience.

Consider the route as carefully as the reveal. Develop the presentation, the fit and the protective components around the product and its delivery journey.

Formats to explore
Product boxes · Inserts · Labels · Printed cards
Details to define
Packed dimensions, product weight, protection, assembly and transport requirements.

A clear presentation from shelf to doorstep.

Orange-lined presentation case holding a bottle, notebook and fabric pouch.

Gifting & events

Give the moment a physical identity.

Bring a launch, a guest experience or a team gift together through a coordinated set. Plan the quantities and required date before choosing the finish.

Formats to explore
Presentation cases · Brand sets · Tote bags · Cards
Details to define
Set composition, personalisation, quantities per design and required delivery date.

One visual direction across the whole occasion.

Amber jar, frosted dropper bottle and plain pouch in a botanical product composition.

Specialist products & CBD

Build the specification before the statement.

For products with specific packaging or labelling requirements, start with the intended use and market. Establish what the packaging needs to do before finalising the artwork.

Formats to explore
Pouches · Jars · Boxes · Labels
Details to define
Product category, destination rules, labelling and any required testing or certification. Suitability is confirmed per project.

A project brief shaped by the actual requirements.

Define your project

Four questions that shape the right solution.

What does it contain?

Product size, weight, composition and sensitivity define the protection requirements.

How will it be sold?

Retail, online, gifting or events each call for different presentation and handling choices.

Where will it go?

The destination determines the shipping brief and the requirements to review before production.

What should it express?

Artwork, colour, tactile finish and opening style make the brand direction concrete.

Your brief. Our starting point.

Your sector is the starting point. Your brand sets the direction.

Tell us what you sell, how it reaches your customers and where you deliver. We can shape the packaging brief from there.

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