Mueen StudioProduct label design
Labels for bottles, jars, tubes and cans that are easy to read at a glance, carry every required detail and print cleanly on your label stock. Supplements, beverages, cosmetics, food and pet care.
What’s included
- Label sized to the container with wrap and overlap allowances
- Front panel hierarchy that reads at shelf distance
- Supplement facts, nutrition panels, ingredients and warnings laid out from your copy
- Barcodes and batch or expiry areas
- Print setup for paper, film or clear labels, including white ink layers
- 3D renders of the labelled product for approval and listings
Formats I design
- Supplement bottles & jars
- Beverage cans
- Glass bottles
- Cosmetic tubes & droppers
- Food jars
- Sachets & stick packs
- Pet products
- Shrink sleeves
Before freelancing I spent four years as the in-house packaging designer at a cosmetics manufacturer, so files are built for the press, not just the screen.
What clients say
“10 out of 10! We needed multiple product label die lines edited and 3D rendering completed for Amazon product photos. Mueen delivered on time with exceptional design work.”
Brock G.
Labels, dielines & 3D renders, August 2024
“Mueen is amazing and my go to designer on Upwork. Very knowledgeable and great quality of work.”
Lawrence W.
Product label, September 2025
“10/10 across the board. Completely happy with his work and patience. He is fast, diligent, and exceeds expectations!”
Lisa N.
Mama's Remedy label, August 2024
Questions
What information goes on a supplement label?
Usually the product name, net quantity, a Supplement Facts panel, ingredients, directions, warnings and the manufacturer’s details. You provide the approved copy and I lay it out clearly; regulatory review stays with your compliance team.
Can you design labels for a product range?
Yes. I create a label system where colour, flavour or variant changes but the layout stays fixed, so every SKU is recognisable as the same brand.
Do you set up labels for clear or metallic stock?
Yes. I prepare white ink and varnish layers when the label is printed on clear film or metallic stock, matched to your printer’s specification.
How long does a label design take?
A single label usually takes 3 to 7 days including revisions. Ranges take longer depending on SKU count.
Tell me about your product
Send the product, sizes, SKU count and launch date. You’ll get ideas and a fixed quote, usually the same day.