Minimalist Baby Apparel Box Design
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m developing a gift box for a newborn apparel set and need a complete packaging solution—from flat dieline to photorealistic mock-ups. The look must stay minimalistic and modern, using calm neutral tones only; no pastels or bright accents. Because the final piece will be produced on standard cardboard, please respect common folding tolerances and indicate glue areas, creases, bleeds, and cut lines clearly in the file.
Deliverables
• Print-ready die-cut layout (AI or PDF, CMYK, 3 mm bleed)
• 3D renders of the assembled box from at least two angles (PNG/JPEG, 300 dpi)
• Editable source files for both dieline and 3D model
I’ll provide exact garment dimensions once we begin, but plan for a small set—onesie, hat, and booties—plus tissue paper. Exterior graphics should be understated: limited palette, generous white space, perhaps a fine-line icon or subtle logo placement. Interior can remain blank unless you have a clever yet still minimalist accent.
If you have proven experience with cardboard folding-carton packaging and can meet these specs quickly, I’m eager to review your past work and move forward.
Deliverables
• Print-ready die-cut layout (AI or PDF, CMYK, 3 mm bleed)
• 3D renders of the assembled box from at least two angles (PNG/JPEG, 300 dpi)
• Editable source files for both dieline and 3D model
I’ll provide exact garment dimensions once we begin, but plan for a small set—onesie, hat, and booties—plus tissue paper. Exterior graphics should be understated: limited palette, generous white space, perhaps a fine-line icon or subtle logo placement. Interior can remain blank unless you have a clever yet still minimalist accent.
If you have proven experience with cardboard folding-carton packaging and can meet these specs quickly, I’m eager to review your past work and move forward.
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