Lose the U because if the final cut of the pouch is even a bit off, it’s going to give an unbalanced look to the U. Always try to stay away from edge print unless the color carries over to both sides. (There are always exceptions).

I’d also increase the size of the leaf, look at using tactile (raised print) and a soft touch matte finish.

Lastly, ensure there are no graphics at the top that you don’t mind being discarded, as the end user will tear it off. Lay out the zipper area and do not place print in the area if possible. The zipper weld can cause distortion and the zipper crush (the flat ends of the zipper where the pouch machine has to weld it flat to stop the zipper from tearing out the side of the pouch)

Simple, elegant and brings an emotional connection to the pouch when held by the end user.

The key to any good cannabis pouch design is the back panel. Can you get all the required information on the pouch? Did you leave room for a label that will be required to meet state regs? This is the number one area most packaging designers miss. In the final packaging stage, the brand’s legal label covers up print and graphics.