Brief
Product, material, quantity, deadline.
A finished product is only the beginning. Give it your brand, create a special edition or mark a moment that matters.
Create your first concept ↗Find your direction ↓
An everyday object.
A personal character.
Choose an object, add a name and compare finishes. Have a logo? Add it to the preview. Start with an image, then develop the details in your brief.
Your logo stays in your browser. Finishes apply to lettering; the logo keeps its original colours.
Style simulation. Colour, scale and technique require a test on the actual product.
Choose a scenario. Each suggests a different object, detail and way of working.
Original concept scenarios, not photographs of completed commissions.

The warmth of metallic foil against textured black leather. Subtle initials, an album title or a brand signature — a finishing concept shaped around the material.
Illustrative foil effect. Substrate, tooling and settings are confirmed by a material test.
These are directions for a technical assessment. Process availability, material, durability and geometry are checked before a quotation.
Describe the challenge ↗A precise mark, dedication or serial number on a suitable material.
Metal, wood and acrylic require different laser sources and settings. Coatings and material composition must be identified before testing.
A metallic accent on packaging, covering materials or another compatible surface.
The result depends on foil, tooling, temperature and pressure. Foiling inside a recess is a separate development test, not a promise for every object.
A subtle mark you can feel. A direction for paper and selected covering materials.
Thickness, compressibility and tool access matter. A finished product needs an assessment of how it can be supported.
Graphics, a logo or variable data matched to the shape of the object.
Digital, UV, pad printing or another method requires confirmation of equipment, fixtures and adhesion.
Engraving with a fill, printing with embossing, or a sleeve with a metallic detail.
Interesting combinations start with tests. Scope and sequence are confirmed for each project.
An outsourcing model for online shops, manufacturers and agencies. You provide a brief and a product batch. We agree the design, sample, branding and return process.
Product, material, quantity, deadline.
Technique, result and approval.
Delivery against agreed requirements.
Checks and agreed packaging.
Collection branding, dedications and occasion editions within an agreed process.
A mark, sleeve, insert or set — designed for a consistent recipient experience.
An approved sample, quality criteria and documentation for repeat orders.

A custom sleeve connects a standard cup with a brand, event or place. The PuraCup BrandWrap offer specifies a minimum order of 3,000 sleeves in one size.
An example of a personalisation model. It is not an ALDAPrint client reference or an offer to manufacture custom cups from 3,000 units.
From the first concept to the finishing detail. We connect design with material assessment, a sample and agreed quality criteria. Scope is confirmed for each order.
Legibility, proportions and application area.
Coating, shape, access and surface behaviour.
An approved sample and agreed acceptance criteria.
Your POINT LAB choices are added to your brief. Save the preview separately and include it when sharing your enquiry with the team.
Prepare your brief and shipping preferences. The generator saves a local file; it does not send an enquiry or book a courier.
No. POINT LAB illustrates a visual direction. A production design needs dimensions, vector artwork and a technical assessment. The final result is confirmed by a sample.
That is the proposed collaboration model. Before shipping, we agree batch acceptance, branding scope, product responsibilities, packaging and return transport.
Start with your needs: an anniversary, awards, delegation gifts or event materials. A quotation needs a specification, deadline, quantity and purchasing conditions.
The library presents options for assessment, not an equipment inventory. Availability and feasibility are confirmed before a quotation.
The minimum depends on the product, tooling and technique. The 3,000 figure in the PuraCup example applies only to BrandWrap sleeves in one size.
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15-277 Białystok, Poland
Our office is in Białystok. Send products only after the order, receiving address and transport arrangements have been confirmed.