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Yassin Graph

Graphic design & brand identity

Packaging and label design in Morocco

Boxes, labels, pouches and gift sets: packaging that catches the eye on the shelf, tells your product's story and justifies its price — prepared for the printer, with no bad surprises.

Argan oil bottles and elegant boxes on terracotta pedestals

Sound familiar?

  • Your product is excellent but its packaging doesn't set it apart from low-end products.
  • You want to get into concept stores, supermarkets or export markets and your packaging isn't up to standard.
  • Your previous print runs came out in different colours from what you saw on screen.

What I deliver

How we work

  1. 01

    Shelf analysis

    A study of competing products where yours will be sold, in store or online.

  2. 02

    Design

    Design routes, choice of materials and finishes to fit your budget.

  3. 03

    Prototype

    3D mockup and, where possible, a printed proof to validate colours and format.

  4. 04

    Print follow-up

    File preparation and direct contact with your printer until the final proof is approved.

Packaging is your first salesperson

On the shelf, your product has three seconds to be noticed. The packaging has to grab attention, make it clear what the product is and make people want to pick it up. On an online store, the packaging photos do that job.

Designed for print from the start

Standard formats, number of colours, finishes (foil, spot varnish, textured paper): every choice affects the unit price. I design packaging that stays beautiful and reasonable to produce, especially for small runs.

Packaging is part of your brand identity: it must stay consistent with your logo and your other materials.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you work with printers in Morocco?

Yes. I prepare the files to your printer's requirements and can talk to them directly. If you don't have one, I can point you in the right direction based on your quantities and finishes.

Can you design a range of several products?

Yes. I design a packaging system that keeps a visual unity while setting each product apart (colour, scent, size), which makes it easy to add new products later.

Is Arabic text possible on the packaging?

Yes, I handle bilingual or trilingual layouts, including Arabic, with typography suited to each script.

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Let's talk about your project

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