Cosmetics, candles & artisan goods
Natural cosmetics, soaps, candles, honey, spices and sauces. Jar + signature label from 30 units, no stock.
The problem
Artisan brands sell on Instagram, Etsy and markets, and their packaging is usually a generic jar with a home-printed label. The product is good; the packaging doesn't say so. And short runs mean no printer takes them seriously.
How we tackle it
- The name is drawn as the product's matter: wax, honey, lavender, salt, cocoa. Signature lettering that makes the jar photograph itself.
- Packaging and label together: Miron violet glass (protects cosmetics and food from light), clear glass, Chubby Gorilla bottle or tube, label already applied — from 30 units, no stock.
- A range system for seasonal collections: one colour and lettering rule per scent or ingredient.
- Mandatory text solved: INCI, PAO, lot, allergens or ingredients, with the right hierarchy.
What's included
- Signature label (side and/or lid) per product or per collection
- Finished jar with the label applied, made to order (order it directly in the shop)
- Final artwork for your printer if you prefer to produce yourself
- Product photos of the finished jar for your online shop (optional)
Work done

Miron jar + print-and-cut label
The same jar we use for premium extracts is the natural packaging for a cream or a balm: violet glass, metal lid and a label that survives the bathroom. Runs from 30 units.
Open pilot
We're looking for a natural-cosmetics, candle or artisan-food brand as the sector's first public case: launch pricing in exchange for showing the process.
Sector questions
- What's the minimum order?
- 30 jars per design with the label applied. Loose labels, 100 per design. No stock: made to order and shipped.
- How long does it take?
- Design 1–2 weeks per piece after the brief; production 3–4 weeks from artwork approval.
- Can I order without talking to anyone?
- Yes: in the shop you choose the packaging, configure the label, see the price on screen and place the order. We confirm the quote in writing before producing.