3D prototyping

We 3D-print the prototype at 1:1. You hold it, fill it, squeeze it, put a cap on it and stand it on a shelf next to the competition.

This is where the things a screen cannot tell you show up: whether it is slippery, whether it empties fully, whether the label sits well on the shoulder, whether it stands up half empty.

A prototype costs far less than a mould correction.