Could I get some feedback on my coffee packaging?

[LiquidCocaineAddict]

As of right now I am selling at farmer's markets and online. In a few months I will be selling out of a mobile trailer (I just have to finish the aesthetics on it first). I am not trying to sell my beans in a retail establishment so I am not worried about the packaging being retail friendly at this point. I would appreciate any feedback that you have!

 

[namballe]

speaking on behalf of someone that's been in the graphic art field for many years, i would have at least printed on self adhesive stock with matte finish so you could write on it.

 

[LiquidCocaineAddict]

What would the benefit of an adhesive back be?

 

[mcivank]

Looks like you're off to a great start, with some decent branding and clever logo! I'm not sure how much scale your aiming for but if it were my packaging I'd want to minimize my routine work and costs. Handwritten labels are a nice touch but they take time and patience to create consistently. I would set myself up for printing the label and then hand-write the roast date; scrap the binder clip unless they are super cheap in bulk. The other advantage of the adhesive is it 'sticks around' after purchase ^_^. If I bought this I'd quickly discard the superfluous card, then be left embarrassed when I couldn't tell a friend what origin we were drinking. >_<

 

[Musicphan]

I would simply hot stamp/self stamp the logo onto the bag... no need to have the logo a second time on the card. I would actually do a self adhesive sticker as well.. only hand write the dates.

 

[immarkable]

I like the logo but it doesn't have any coffee in it. And sometimes it's hard to connect pipes and coffee. But I like the minimalism in your packaging.

 

[namballe]

What would the benefit of an adhesive back be?

to peel off the backing and stick it on your bag. my packaging for example:

 

[ScooterDog]

I am selling at the Farmers Market also. I went with a stamp on Kraft paper bags.

 

[Rewardster]

I very much like the fact that it appears that someone has spent time with this specific bag, documenting it's contents. It gives the impression that someone went to great lengths to make sure what's inside is very special.

 

[bagels]

i think it looks very nice! the card is nice however i do agree it looks very large. i like that you can keep it to put on a container, but maybe it could be foladable or something? i'm not really sure...

 

[Alllllly]

I very much like the fact that it appears that someone has spent time with this specific bag, documenting it's contents. It gives the impression that someone went to great lengths to make sure what's inside is very special.

Same here ...

 

[bstcups]

As of right now I am selling at farmer's markets and online. In a few months I will be selling out of a mobile trailer (I just have to finish the aesthetics on it first). I am not trying to sell my beans in a retail establishment so I am not worried about the packaging being retail friendly at this point. I would appreciate any feedback that you have!View attachment 5977

that's awesome, hope you all good now!

 

[spencermoseley]

I like it!

 

[coffee771]

I like the general idea. It makes it seem more personal since the label looks like it is hand-written. While the clip is a good idea, I think that once you get bigger and have more orders that it will be cheaper to create a sticky label that will stay firmly on the bag of beans.

 

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