Body care gift box.
Three shapes, one set.

A magnetic gift box for a bottle, jar and tube, with a paperboard insert shaped for each product.
Minimum order: 500 pieces. Start with a photo or an idea.
The packaging at a glance
- Construction
- Fixed magnetic rigid box; supplied assembled
- Finish
- Matte blue-grey wrap; navy printed logo
- Insert
- Ivory paperboard; three shaped positions
PACKAGINGFinal fit and finish require a physical sample.
Explore this case 6 sections
Fit a bottle,
jar and tube.

- 01
Bottle: protect the pump.
Support the body, leaving the packed pump clear of the lid and insert edges.
- 02
Jar: support the base.
Set its height so fingers can grip the jar and the lid can close above it.
- 03
Tube: leave room to lift.
Allow for the cap, taper and sealed end without squeezing the tube.
A paperboard insert
with support below.

The openings locate each product. Folded supports underneath carry its weight; finger notches provide access. Support heights can differ across the set.
How does the support work?Illustrative cross-section
- Opening locates the container.
- Folded support sets the resting height.
- Box base carries the load below.
Develop board stiffness, reinforcement and retention around the actual filled containers. A shape-matched opening alone does not establish secure retention.
A magnetic lid
that stays attached.
The rear hinge keeps the lid connected; the front flap closes magnetically. Allow space behind the box to open it.
Supplied assembled. Include the fixed box volume when planning shipping.
Explore magnetic box options ↗︎Would a lift-off box suit the same set?Compare opening, packing and delivery scope
Fixed magnetic box
Keep the lid connected and present the set from above. Review the rear hinge, front flap alignment and space needed to open it.
Lift-off rigid box
Remove the lid completely for access from any side. Allow somewhere to place it and review the lid-to-base fit.
Compare both with the same products, finish, insert and quantity. A collapsible version would require a separate structural and assembly review.
Help me choose the box structure ↗︎Materials, finish
and custom options.
Keep this direction or adapt it to your products, brand colours and budget.
Component specification & sample checksSix parts to review when you are ready
| Component | Starting direction | Confirm before production |
|---|---|---|
| Rigid shell | Wrapped greyboard base with an attached book-style lid and rectangular front flap. | Board thickness, usable internal size, hinge movement, corner wrapping and lid clearance with all three products loaded. |
| Wrap & lining | Fine-textured matte blue-grey paper outside; warm ivory paper inside. | Paper grade, colour reference, print response, rubbing and fold appearance on the selected stock. |
| Branding | A single navy logo on the outer lid. Interior branding can be reviewed separately. | Original vector artwork, print colour, size and position. Any foil or embossing is an optional change to quote. |
| Paperboard insert | Die-cut openings, folded support walls and finger access for the bottle, jar and tube. | Filled weights, support heights, board stiffness, edge contact, loading method and resistance to movement. |
| Magnetic closure | Concealed magnets in the front flap and corresponding closure area. | Position, alignment and opening effort. The closed lid must remain clear of the pump, jar lid and tube. |
| Transit pack | A separate outer shipping carton and cushioning appropriate to the packed set. | Orientation, closure security, packed weight and checks for the actual delivery route. |
Cost priorities: review box size and insert complexity before adding decoration. Quote paper, printing, tooling, packing and quantity against the same approved scope.
What can change for your brand?Palette, set contents and layout
Colour & artwork
Change the wrap, lining and logo treatment. Review a physical colour sample on the chosen paper.
Product combination
Adapt the set to your bottle, jar or tube sizes. Recheck the outer box whenever the tallest or widest product changes.
Insert construction
Adjust openings, supports and access notches. Heavier containers may need extra reinforcement or a different insert route.
Could this work for another product set?Skincare, hair care, spa and fragrance
Skincare & hair care
Combine bottles, jars and tubes. Adapt support heights for taller dispensers and heavier containers.
Spa & hospitality
Arrange lotions, soaps and accessories together. Review contact surfaces and the packing sequence.
Fragrance sets
Pair perfume with companion products. Allow for glass weight, cap clearance and separation.
Samples
and ordering.
Sales will confirm sample options, costs and production / delivery timing for your project.
What should the physical sample confirm?Fit, access and the complete pack
- 01 / LOAD THE ACTUAL PRODUCTS
Confirm size and support.
Use the intended filled containers, with the pump and closures in their packing positions. Confirm support, separation and usable box height.
- 02 / OPEN, REMOVE & REPACK
Check the whole interaction.
Close the lid without pressing any product. Open the flap and lid, then lift and replace each container without pinching or rubbing.
- 03 / APPROVE THE PACKED SET
Record the final scope.
Approve materials, artwork and packing instructions together. Agree transit packing and handling checks, and retain the signed-off sample version.
Review supplier informationProcesses, samples and quality records
Physical test results are not shown here. Ask sales about relevant wrapping, printing and insert processes, plus available sample or quality records.
Choose your next packaging decision.
Explore cosmetic packaging ↗︎
Compare individual cartons and a coordinated gift set around your products.
Plan support for your set ↗︎
Record each product’s size, contact points, support and removal space.
Prepare a comparable quotation ↗︎
Describe the box, insert, quantity and delivery scope for your project.