Product labelling
Apply an approved label to a specified product or pack position using an agreed placement standard.
Contract labelling and kitting
The right detail.
In the right pack.
Bring labels, inserts and components together through a defined production route with an agreed version, placement and inclusion standard.
Approved informationWork from the correct label, artwork and build instruction.
Defined placementAgree where each label, insert and component belongs.
Inclusion checksSet a clear standard for the completed kit or pack.
Contract labelling, relabelling and kitting
A label can carry identity, instructions, a barcode, campaign information or a required commercial change. A kit can combine several separate items into one customer-ready format. Both depend on accuracy at the point of assembly.
Stockholm Ltd reviews the product, approved materials, placement or build instruction, quantities, checks and timing before a method is agreed. This is particularly important when there are several artwork versions, destination variants or similar-looking components.
Labelling and relabelling briefs
Tell us the current condition of the goods, the approved label to be used, where it must be applied, whether any existing information must be covered or removed, and what is acceptable at completion. Photographs and a signed-off sample can make the requirement much clearer.
Kitting and multi-component assembly
A good kitting brief identifies every component, the quantity of each item per kit, the assembly order, the finished presentation and how omissions or damaged parts should be handled. It should also define outer packaging and the next handover point.
Project types
One defined build.
Many practical uses.
Every requirement is reviewed for product, material, volume, timing and operational fit before acceptance.
Relabelling
Review stock that needs an approved information, artwork, barcode or presentation change before release.
Over-labelling
Apply suitable approved labels over existing information where the product, surface and brief allow it.
Promotional kits
Combine components, samples, printed pieces or presentation materials for a campaign or activation.
Retail sets
Build suitable multi-item sets or grouped formats around a defined configuration and finished appearance.
Inserts & handwork
Add approved leaflets, cards, accessories or other specified elements as part of the finished pack.
Avoid version confusion
Make every variable
visible in the brief.
Projects become easier to plan when each version and combination has its own clear instruction and quantity.
- Approved artwork and version reference
- Label placement, orientation and acceptable finish
- Bill of materials or component list per kit
- Examples, photographs or an approved finished sample
- Quantity split, identification and onward handover
Labelling & kitting FAQs
Plan the detail before the run.
If you have several variants, include the quantity and approved materials for each one.
What information is needed for a labelling project?
Provide the product format, current label or pack condition, approved label artwork, version quantities, placement instruction, required checks and deadline.
What is a contract kitting service?
A contract kitting service combines specified components into an agreed kit, set or presentation pack using an approved build instruction and inclusion checks.
Can labelling and kitting be combined?
Potentially. A project can be reviewed as a connected production route where labelled items, inserts and components are assembled into the finished configuration.
Can you work with more than one artwork version?
A multi-version requirement can be reviewed. Each version should have an unambiguous reference, approved material, quantity and identification or handover requirement.
Build a clear requirement
Show us each version, component and finished configuration.
Send approved materials, quantities, photographs and your required date for an initial project review.