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Greenpoint Records: Sleeves that survive a crate

Greenpoint Records

Sleeves that survive a crate.

An independent label pressing 300 copies at a time, with sleeves that had to survive a crate and a customs desk.

Greenpoint Records, Brooklyn

Identity, Sleeves, Web

2025

The label had a logo per release and no system. Distributors could not tell two records apart; collectors could not tell them together.

What we did

A fixed sleeve grid, catalog number top left, artist and title on a single baseline, the label mark blind-embossed bottom right, and a free field for the artwork. The system reads as a series on a shelf and as one record in a hand.

The site is a Framer CMS the label updates on release day; each record page is generated from the same fields the sleeve uses.

4×

Direct sales, first year

Team

Mark Voss, Tom Wolcott, Jonah Pell

Photography

Anna Mallory

Greenpoint Records — Sleeve System, 12 Releases

Sleeve system, 12 releases

Greenpoint Records — detail of the identity, sleeves, web work
Greenpoint Records — second detail of the identity, sleeves, web work
Greenpoint Records — the work in use
Greenpoint Records — Posters For The Launch Night

Posters for the launch night

4×

Direct sales, first year

11

Releases in the system

300

Copies per pressing

The crate looks like a label now, not a pile of favors.

Martin Hale, founder

Q1 2027, 2 slots

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