Map every bottle
Provide bottle and cap dimensions, filled weight, orientation and quantity. Identify glass edges or components that need extra clearance.
Custom perfume gift boxes, discovery sets, sample packaging and shaped fragrance presentation boxes using grayboard structures, tailored inserts and branded paper finishes.
Buyer Planning Guide
Perfume packaging should begin with every bottle, vial and accessory in the set. The structure, insert and opening sequence can then be developed around product protection, presentation and packing requirements.
Provide bottle and cap dimensions, filled weight, orientation and quantity. Identify glass edges or components that need extra clearance.
Discovery sets, travel sets, retail gift sets and launch kits require different access, display and replenishment decisions.
The insert should retain each item without obscuring the label or making removal difficult. Finger notches and accessory spaces should be planned early.
Confirm print color, specialty paper, foil and embossing on the approved dieline and suitable physical sample before production.
Buyer Questions
Provide bottle and cap dimensions, filled weight, number of items, preferred presentation, order quantity, destination, artwork status and target delivery window. Product samples or accurate mockups help define the insert.
A rigid perfume box typically uses grayboard wrapped with printed or specialty paper. Board thickness, insert and finish are selected for the bottle set and required presentation.
Yes. A custom insert can organize different bottle and vial sizes when the complete set, orientations and removal method are defined before structural design.
Finalize production artwork after the structure and dieline are approved so graphics align with panels, openings, insert positions and finishing areas.