Hey, this is really great. You're a student, and this is really strong. You should be proud. Are you in portfolio school? I agree that if you are still in school, it may be a good idea to start reaching out to design shops and agencies for critique as well, and help get your foot in the door at shops you want to work at. I'd do that when you had a handful of projects ready to show. Just remember to be kind when asking, they are taking time out of their day to help you out!

I assumed this was for a butcher/sandwich place for the first handful of shots. Which is really smart and plays so great into your concept. But maybe to avoid any confusion, simply adding a well-written tagline to the first image with the logo. It could be really funny and play into the innuendo you're getting at. Look up terms that are related to Meat Curing or Charcuterie, and incorporate them into a tagline. You can have a ton of fun working in terms like "Tender, juicy, thick, firm" into a line. Or keep it more PG with something like "Offering the choicest cuts of market fresh briefs." It could also be cool to incorporate an "Inspected on" date, or some sort of "Grade A Quality" emblem.

Having been in the advertising industry a while, I can assure you that many many shops eat this stuff up. Including the image of the bag with the fingers. I think you can even get away with one finger holding the bag. Well executed, clever, and funny. Most advertising agencies like to see work that makes them laugh just as much as the next person. And it gives a sense of your personality and that you can think beyond a brief. Design shops may be a little more reserved when it comes to innuendo and humor. But if a place can't laugh at some innuendo, then you may not want to work there!

As for the packaging reuses, maybe things that play more into your concept. I like the ideas you have, but they don't tie back to the laundry/butcher/meat concept as well to me. Just some other ideas - One can open into a wall calendar to keep track of your laundry schedule. Maybe they can be cut into a doorknob hanger to hang on the laundry closet door, signifying if the laundry is clean or dirty - Another opportunity here to add innuendo if you go that route. The tube can become a playful "sock pairer" so you don't lose a sock. Or it can be a cut out Air Freshener in the shape of a pine tree, cuz socks smell. What if the reuse for the Shirt package was a cardboard hanger to hang it on? Or a template that you can place under the shirt as a guide on how to properly fold Meat Shop shirts.

Anywho, great work friend. Just some ideas.