At least your not printing up huge 'Caution/Warning... Skull & Cross bones... Toxic/Potentially Harmful Contents... etc...) labels and plastering them allover the box!!! I once received a shipment or 2 like that from a (well intentioned) seller of some raw materials to measure out and make your own fertilizer. The ingredients were not the safest if inhaled, rubbed in your eyes and the norms that one would think would be at least common sense not to do when exposed to raw/pure chemical materials- but he went a bit overboard I suppose just to (potentially) cover his backside if someone ended up getting hurt. If something is actually dangerous, that's what Hazmat is for! It's scary enough if you actually ever get something with Hazmat labeling all over it! (now add to that a skull sticker!
) I'm sure the mail carriers are used to delivering them, but as the recipient...the first time you get said package, you are quite self-conscious of what you think
others may think you are up to (like a tweaking Washington meth cook!
.... or especially in this age of 'terror'...anything could be seen as potential or probable bomb making essentials. You think 'Yeah, I'm probably on some watch list now, I've been reported for sure!')
I like the idea of the stickers on the box- might even make the mail carriers handle them more 'gently' (how they are supposed to handle all packages already!!) Just don't mock up any Radioactive stickers or big bold labels with the words 'Burn' or such... all then is good.
I agree also with the dropping the WWW- that totally slipped past me, I was more focused on the overall look of proportions of the fonts/sizes without actually targeting what was specifically printed. Outdated 'these' days indeed, but certainly
still used- still seen on tons of packaging!
Looking forward to the final product all stickered up and spiffy!