Pressure
Explore our wide range of advanced printing and finishing techniques that enhance both expression and experience. From precise color matching and offset printing to hot foiling, embossing, UV varnishing and soft-touch lamination. With the right combination of technology, precision and finish, we take every package to the next level of quality and exclusivity.
Embossing
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Elevate your design with embossing - an exclusive finishing process where selected parts of the print are shaped in relief. The result is raised surfaces that create a tactile and visual dimension. Perfect for logos, symbols and decorative details.
Carpet lamination
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A protective finish that gives packaging a soft, silky surface with reduced gloss. Matte lamination increases durability, resists scratches and fingerprints, and creates a sophisticated, premium feel - particularly effective in combination with foiling or embossing.
Holographic Foiling
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A decorative foil with embedded glitter pigment that brings out a sparkling, reflective surface. Creates a deep and vibrant effect that highlights specific details - ideal for brands looking to add an elegant and eye-catching touch.
UV varnish
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A transparent, high-gloss varnish that is selectively applied to highlight specific details such as logos or patterns. The contrast between the glossy surface and a matte base creates an exclusive and professional impression.
Glittering foil
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Create a dynamic, rainbow-shifting shimmer with holographic foiling. This technique uses a multi-colored foil that reflects light at different angles, creating a distinctive and modern effect. Ideal for premium packaging, logos and exclusive decor elements.
Foiling
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A finishing technique where metal or color foil is transferred to the surface by heat and pressure. The result is an elegant, glossy effect that is often used on logos, text or graphic details to signal exclusivity and reinforce brand identity.
Material
We work with carefully selected materials that combine quality and aesthetics - from kraft paper and ivory board to coated, uncoated and exclusive specialty papers with textured or metallic finishes. Each material has its own unique character and is used to create the right feel - whether for functional transportation solutions or elegant premium packaging.
Coated paper
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Coated paper has a smooth surface that lends itself to high-resolution printing and intense colors. It is often used in high-end boxes, brochures and luxury shopping bags. Thanks to its smooth finish, it reproduces printed designs with exceptional precision. It is particularly suitable for offset, digital and foil printing.
Special paper
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Specialty papers include pearlescent, metallic and textured varieties that add a tactile and visual dimension to packaging. Often used for exclusive invitations, business cards and luxury packaging. Printing techniques such as foiling, embossing and silkscreen printing bring out the character of the material.
Kraft paper
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Uncoated paper gives a genuine, tactile feel and is often used for eco-friendly packaging and high-end printing material. The surface absorbs color well, giving a softer and more natural look. It is a perfect choice for brands that want to convey authenticity and sustainability.
Invercote
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Invercote is a thicker, high-quality paperboard material used in luxury packaging for jewelry, cosmetics and fashion. It offers excellent strength and a silky smooth surface that creates a premium feel. It works well with printing techniques such as foiling, embossing and UV varnish.
Uncoated paper
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Kraft paper is one of the most robust materials in packaging. It can withstand high loads and has a natural, rustic character that is appreciated by environmentally conscious brands. Often used for e-commerce boxes, paper bags and premium sustainable packaging. Usually printed using flexo or offset technology.
Corrugated board
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Coated paper has a smooth surface that lends itself to high-resolution printing and intense colors. It is often used in high-end boxes, brochures and luxury shopping bags. Thanks to its smooth finish, it reproduces printed designs with exceptional precision. It is particularly suitable for offset, digital and foil printing.
Order a free fire kit.
Our free brand kit includes examples of different paper stocks and printing techniques. It's a great opportunity to see how different effects can be used for logo, text or other designs.
Ready to develop a project?
Briefly describe your needs and we will develop a customized proposal and mockup at no cost. Our team will help you all the way - from idea to final delivery.
FAQ - Materials and Printing
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The choice of material depends on the purpose of the packaging, the weight of the product and the desired feel.
Kraft paper is often used for sustainable e-commerce boxes and paper bags.
Coated paper is suitable for colorful, high-resolution printing on premium boxes.
Uncoated paper creates a natural and tactile feel.
Invercote and specialty papers are used for exclusive premium packaging with a high finish.
Our team will help you choose the right material based on function, aesthetics and production requirements.
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We offer a full range of printing methods and finishes to create the right look:
Offset and digital printing for high detail and color reproduction.
Foiling and embossing for exclusive details and logos.
UV varnish or soft-touch lamination to highlight specific surfaces and provide tactile contrast.
Holographic or glittering foil for decorative, visually eye-catching effects.
All techniques are adapted to materials and design objectives for best results.
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Yes, we can. Thanks to our partners and our purchasing department, we can produce virtually any paper or material. If you're looking for something specific, we're happy to provide samples and share recommendations.
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For best results, we recommend coated papers, Invercote, or special papers with a smooth surface. These provide sharp edges, precise relief and a smooth foiling effect.
For more rustic materials, such as kraft or uncoated paper, foiling and embossing can also be done - but the result will be more subtle and natural.
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For e-commerce and shipping, corrugated or kraft paper is recommended, thanks to their strength and protective properties.
These materials can be customized with prints, internal reinforcements or protective finishes to combine function and aesthetics.
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Yes, many of our customers combine several techniques to create a unique visual effect - for example, embossing with foiling or matte lamination with spot UV.
We help you balance technology, cost and expression to maximize impact.