1. UVU

    UVU asked Progress to produce these envelopes for their recently launched brand. These were produced in die cut 350micron smoke grey colorplan with a matt foil. The design was by Fresh Britain.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    02.05.12
  2. Rapha

    Our friends at Rapha are doing very well and we have just produced these boxes for their new cycling shoes. We worked alongside their in house design team to come up with this collapsible box. Covered in custom dyed and embossed stock the box is then lined in full colour matt laminated print. Having self adhesive tabs and hidden magnets this turns from 2d to 3d in seconds.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    30.04.12
  3. Lisa Tse

    This clamshell box was produced for Opus Artz and designed by Lisa Tse. It was covered in black curious skin with spot uv and foil blocked logo. The interior was lined in silver stock to give an industrial feel.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    11.04.12
  4. Charlesworth Design

    Charlesworth Designasked Progress to manufacture this new luxury menu for Dabbous, London. using real leather with a debossed logo to the face. Internally there was an elastic strap so the menu sheets can be easily replaced.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    21.03.12
  5. Cannizaro House

    Progress were briefed by Cannizaro House, London to design their new menus. Using pellaq over board with suedel lining the menus had corner tabs to hold the internal sheets. The menus were then branded with a deboss and then an embossed suedel rabbit logo counter sunk into the space.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    16.03.12
  6. Vulpine

    Good luck to Vulpine who are launching today. Vulpine are new company selling cycling apparel and also run a very good blog on the cycling industry. We created the musette bags for the launch in green non woven with a 1 colour screened logo both sides and reflective tabs.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    14.03.12
  7. Contagious – Plymouth Gin

    Progress were briefed by Contagious to produce packaging for this luxury launch piece. Based on an old mariner’s chest and adapted to hold a bottle of gin it would highlight Plymouth Gin’s connection to the Pilgrim Fathers. The Pilgrim Fathers spent their last night in England in a building now occupied by the distillery and this is celebrated by the Mayflower being on the bottle label. Progress used a traditional oak that was then stained and varnished to simulate an aged effect. A wooden fly sheet contained the names of crew and passengers aboard the Mayflower and the press release was wrapped in printed canvas and wax sealed by the client. This all created an authentic looking piece with fantastic impact.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    14.03.12
  8. Stolichnaya

    Stolichnaya is the most prestigious vodka brand in the world, and Elit is the jewel in its crown. SPI Group tasked NIKID Design and Progress to produce packaging worthy of the Elit title. The paper over board tubes, made using a metallic effect cover paper, were designed to imitate the shape and texture of the bottle contained within. They were branded with print, foil blocking and embossing. Progress are one of very few companies who can produce tubes to this style and certainly one of very few who can make to this quality and detail.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    09.03.12
  9. HCT Creative – Sony F65

    We recently produced these boxes for HCT Creative. The clamshell box was covered in silver metallic paper and clear foil embossed to the face. A colorplan sleeve was then litho printed, glued and die cut to show the Sony F65 logo.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    07.03.12
  10. Anya Hindmarch

    Progress recently completed prototype packaging for Anya Hindmarch, London. The packaging was used for London Fashion Week for the new AW12 range, please follow this link to watch the video of the fun show they put on. It is all based on confectionery and toy packaging.

    Posted by
    Liam
    Date
    22.02.12
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