Alder Boutique Belly Band

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“Design a flat, straight-sided wraparound belly band for a small square boxed product (a boutique candle, footprint 70×70mm) for an invented brand 'ALDER' — ONE artboard 'Belly band flat' 295×40mm (cmyk/300dpi/3mm bleed), a plain rectangular die shape with a glue-overlap tab — NOT a tapered trapezoid die like the sibling packaging/cup-sleeve-kiln.json. Declare two process swatches — 'bone' cmyk[6,7,16,0], 'ink' cmyk[30,32,38,88] — plus two spot swatches 'cut' cmyk[0,100,0,0] purpose 'die cut' overprint:true and 'crease' cmyk[100,0,0,0] purpose 'crease' overprint:true. Panel grid: Side A x0-70 (w70,h40), Front x70-140 (w70,h40), Side B x140-210 (w70,h40), Back x210-280 (w70,h40), Glue tab x280-295 (w15,h40) — all folds at x=70,140,210,280. Full-bleed rect x-3,y-3,w301,h46 fill bone under everything. TWO continuous hairline rules run the entire printed length as single unbroken line elements (not per-panel, this is the whole idea — a 'belt'): line x8,y12,w264,h0 stroke ink width0.4; line x8,y27,w264,h0 stroke ink width0.4 (both stop 8mm short of the glue tab at x280). Front panel ONLY, centered between the two rules: wordmark x70,y16,w70,h8, content 'ALDER', DM Sans 600, 16pt, letterSpacing 5, case upper, align center, fill ink (ink-on-bone, strong dark-on-light contrast — the single hero of this piece). Back panel ONLY: x210,y16,w70,h6, content '{{field:Scent Name}}', DM Sans 500, 9pt, letterSpacing 2, case upper, align center, fill ink; x210,y25,w70,h4, content 'BATCH {{field:Batch}}', JetBrains Mono, 6pt, letterSpacing 1, align center, fill ink, opacity 0.6. Side A and Side B panels carry NOTHING but the two continuous rules passing through them — deliberate, generous emptiness, do not add filler content to these panels. Glue tab: no print. Finish: closed 'Cut contour' dieline swatchRef cut, plain rect (0,0),(295,0),(295,40),(0,40); four open 'Crease' dielines swatchRef crease at x=70, x=140, x=210, x=280, each y0-40. Use the data-merge field for scent name because this band is genuinely printed in runs across a product line's scent variants. Named Fabric groups + specific human-readable names throughout.”