It fiits in well with the traypaks and jewelcases on dealers' racks (same length and height as traditional CD packaging), But it uses no plastic trays and it works just like a little LP jacket. Very neat.

The paper sleeve completes the effect. It protects the disc while giving a great platform for lyrics and credits.

It's an option on any paper packaging. How else do you keep the raw, white stock from showing between the inner panels? How else do you write a secret, coded message on the inside of the pocket? Check out the picture...

• DISC = Audio CD

  Disc Art Notes:

  • Disc Colors: PMS 355 and Black, over white base
  • White Basecoat: yes

• PRINTED CD PACKAGING:
  4PP miniLP jacket, 1 pocket opens out from back panel

  • Paper weight: 310 gsm
  • Colors: 4C/4C (PIPS)
  • Finish: matte aqueous

• 2PP sleeve printed 1C (black) on white stock

  • Paper weight: 150 gsm
  • Colors: 1 color (black)
  • Finish: standard gloss