Packaging Buying Guide
Practical guidance on packaging quantities, timelines, artwork and dielines.
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Perfume Packaging RFQ Checklist: Bottle and Order Details to Prepare
Prepare bottle dimensions, quantities by variant, artwork and delivery details with a copyable RFQ template.
How to Order Custom Perfume Packaging: A Buyer’s Guide
Plan your first project from bottle information and quotations through sample approval, production and delivery.
Custom Packaging MOQ Guide: What 500 Pieces Really Means
A practical guide for small and growing brands planning their first custom box production run.
Custom Packaging Timeline: From Reference Image to Production
What happens after a brand sends product size, reference photos, quantity, and artwork requirements.
How to Prepare Artwork and Dielines for Custom Packaging
A checklist-style article for customers before they send files to a packaging manufacturer.
MOQ Guide
Custom Packaging MOQ Guide: What 500 Pieces Really Means
A practical guide for small and growing brands planning their first custom box production run.
- 500 pieces is a practical starting point for many custom paper box projects because setup, printing and finishing need a stable production run.
- Box structure, surface paper, inserts, foil stamping and embossing can all change the workable minimum.
- A clear product size, quantity target and reference image helps the factory quote the lowest realistic starting quantity.
Timeline Guide
Custom Packaging Timeline: From Reference Image to Production
What happens after a brand sends product size, reference photos, quantity, and artwork requirements.
- Quote preparation starts with product dimensions, structure references, order quantity, material preference and destination country.
- Sampling usually comes before bulk production when the structure, insert or surface finish needs confirmation.
- The cleanest timeline comes from approving dielines, artwork, sample details and shipping method before production begins.
Artwork Guide
How to Prepare Artwork and Dielines for Custom Packaging
A checklist-style article for customers before they send files to a packaging manufacturer.
- Send editable vector files whenever possible, especially for logos, foil stamping, embossing and line artwork.
- Keep print artwork, dieline, cut lines, fold lines and special finishes on clearly named separate layers.
- Confirm bleed, safe area, Pantone references and finish positions before approving the production file.
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