PACKAGINGReview the packaging details and confirm fit with a sample.
A black & gold perfume gift box.
Built around the bottle.
A lift-off rigid box with a fitted insert, textured black wrap and gold details, sized around your bottle.
MOQ 500 boxes · Start with a photo or short request. Dimensions and artwork can follow.
Recommended starting point
- Product
- One perfume bottle, lying flat
- Structure
- Separate lift-off lid & rigid base
- Material
- Rigid board with textured black paper
- Insert
- Shaped EVA, black facing & finger access
- Finish
- Gold foil logo & border; optional relief
- Supply
- Formed boxes; shipping pack specified separately
Quick navigation 6 sections
Lift the lid.
Let the bottle lead.
The design brief is a single-bottle gift with a complete reveal and a defined place for the product. That makes a separate lid and fitted base a useful starting point.
A clear view of the whole bottle.
Removing the lid leaves the product in view without an upright flap behind it. The customer needs somewhere to set the lid down; choose a hinged box if keeping the lid attached matters more.
Keep the focus on one fragrance.
This layout suits a single-bottle gift. A discovery set or an added travel spray needs separate spaces and a new insert layout.
Plan for a formed box.
This rigid structure stays assembled in storage and transit. If compact inbound packing is the priority, compare a folding carton or collapsible structure, including insert volume and assembly work.
Compare rigid box structures ↗︎
Bottle fit.
Room to lift it out.
Start with shaped EVA and a black facing layer. Fit the recess to the actual bottle, supporting its body and shoulders while leaving clearance around the cap.
Position two finger cut-outs for a comfortable grip on the filled bottle. Balance secure support with easy removal.
When would a paper insert make sense?
Compare a folded paperboard insert when a paper-based interior is a priority. Rework its folds and support points around the bottle rather than copying the foam recess. Compare both samples for movement, removal, surface contact and packed volume.
Discuss fit for my bottle ↗︎
Prepare the bottle insert brief ↗︎
Textured paper.
Selective gold foil.
Textured black paper carries the visual character. Gold foil highlights the brand mark and fine border; the bottle motif adds an optional relief detail.
Choose the paper and foil together. The relief appearance does not specify a process: embossing, debossing or a layered construction needs a separate sample review.
Choose the finish.
Keep the fit.
Compare these two decoration routes for the same bottle and quantity. Final materials and dimensions follow the sample review.
Full component specification Construction, materials, insert & supply
- Box construction
- Rigid board wrapped in textured black paper, with a separate lift-off lid and base. Board thickness follows the final size and packed weight.
- Interior finish
- Black lining and a coordinated insert face, selected for the bottle’s contact surfaces.
- Insert starting point
- Shaped EVA with a black facing layer and two finger cut-outs. Select density, depth and contact points around the filled bottle.
- Branding & decoration
- Gold foil logo and fine border; an optional bottle-shaped relief. Use your own artwork and specify the relief process during sampling.
- Supply & shipping
- Supply as formed rigid boxes. Specify the outer shipping pack separately for the actual delivery route.
- Order starting point
- Minimum order: 500 boxes. Share your bottle and quantity to review a suitable specification.
What else changes the quote? Size, decoration, insert & quantity
- Box size & packed volume
- Start with bottle fit and working clearance. Avoid extra depth added only to make the box look larger.
- Wrap & decoration
- Compare logo-only foil with the full border and relief treatment; quote each finish on the selected paper.
- Insert & assembly
- Compare the facing, shaped support and fitting work as a complete interior, rather than material price alone.
- Quantity & artwork versions
- Separate quantities by size and design. Multiple versions can require separate setup and packing arrangements.
Compare these options for my bottle ↗︎ Compare rigid box quotations ↗︎
Review the sample.
Confirm the complete pack.
Before a fitted sample, share a bottle or dimensioned drawing, filled weight and logo artwork. Agree sample scope, costs and lead times with sales.
Check four things together: lid fit, bottle removal, surface finish and the outer shipping pack.
Detailed sample checklist What to check & what to adjust
Look forAn even seat and comfortable lift, with no pressure on the cap.
ReviewLid fit, box depth and insert height.
Look forLift the filled bottle by its body. Check grip, unwanted movement and contact marks.
ReviewRecess shape, facing and finger cut-outs; keep access clear of the closure.
Look forInspect foil continuity, border alignment, relief and wrapped corners together.
ReviewPaper and foil combination, artwork detail and relief process.
Look forAgree checks for the filled gift box inside its actual outer shipping pack.
ReviewOuter protection and internal support against the agreed delivery route.
Approve fit, finish and handling checks on a physical sample. Explore factory and quality information ↗︎
Choose your next packaging decision.
Choose packaging for your perfume bottle ↗︎
Plan the box around the cap, bottle shape and filled weight.
Compare rigid box structures ↗︎
Review lift-off, drawer and shoulder-box opening options.
Plan bottle support and removal ↗︎
Prepare contact points and access for an insert review.
Need help describing your product? Use the perfume packaging brief ↗︎