CUSTOM PERFUME BOXES / PRODUCT, INSERT & PRESENTATION

Custom Perfume Boxes

A home for your fragrance. A reason to open it.

Explore paper packaging for single bottles, discovery sets and gifting collections. Define the structure around your actual product, then agree the sample and production specification.

Quotation follows a specification review. Sample scope and fees are agreed separately.

Explore for
Single bottles, discovery sets & gifts
A useful starting point
A bottle photo, dimensions including the cap and filled weight. Unknown details can wait.
RIGID BOXES & INSERTS24H HUMAN RESPONSE
YDPSTRUCTURE STUDY / PERFUME
FORM FOLLOWS THE BOTTLENot just the capacity.
The cap. The weight. The reveal.
ILLUSTRATIVE STRUCTURE · SAMPLE EVIDENCE TO FOLLOW
QUANTITY, SAMPLE & DELIVERY

Plan the order around your product.

A starting brief for your quotation

Quantity
Share pieces per size and artwork. The feasible quantity is confirmed against the structure and finish.
Samples
Choose material, structural or printed sample review. Availability, fees, revisions and sample shipping need agreement.
Production
Scheduling follows the approved specification and commercial terms. Confirm the production window for the actual order.
Delivery
Confirm packing, destination and required arrival. Production time excludes transport; freight and destination responsibilities need separate agreement.

Your written quotation defines the scope and exclusions for the actual project. Check delivery responsibilities ↗︎

THE STARTING COLLECTION

Three packaging directions to compare.

Shortlist up to three illustrative directions to compare in your brief, or skip this step. A shortlist is a set of ideas, not your final box specification.

YDPSTRUCTURE STUDY / CANDLE
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT
01 / LIFT-OFF LID

The signature bottle

A two-piece rigid presentation with an insert developed around one bottle.

Explore it for
Single-bottle launches and a deliberate lid-off reveal.
Evaluate before deciding
Check lid clearance, bottle removal and the extra storage space of a fixed box.
YDPSTRUCTURE STUDY / CANDLE
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT
02 / SLIDING DRAWER

The discovery edit

A sliding tray that presents a set of smaller bottles in a defined sequence.

Explore it for
Discovery sets and multiple fragrance variants.
Evaluate before deciding
Review tray retention, vial spacing and access to each bottle.
YDPSTRUCTURE STUDY / CANDLE
ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT
03 / BOOK-STYLE REVEAL

The gifting collection

A coordinated presentation for a bottle and accompanying products.

Explore it for
Gift launches, paired products and seasonal collections.
Evaluate before deciding
Mixed heights and weights need a product-by-product fit review.

One product description is enough to begin. Leave the structure open and we will review a suitable direction with you.

Help me choose ↗︎

COMPARE THE DECISIONS, NOT JUST THE LOOK

Compare the structures

Final dimensions, materials and performance need a specification and sample review.

Compare opening, inserts, finish and packing
Perfume packaging reference directions
DecisionThe signature bottleThe discovery editThe gifting collection
OpeningLift-off lidSliding drawerBook-style reveal
Best starting pointSingle-bottle launches and a deliberate lid-off reveal.Discovery sets and multiple fragrance variants.Gift launches, paired products and seasonal collections.
Insert reviewReview bottle shoulder, base and cap clearance.Individual positions; check extraction without disturbing adjacent vials.Separate support for each component; validate the complete set.
Finish directionPaper wrap with restrained print or foil accents.Exterior print with an optional contrasting inner tray.A consistent paper and colour direction across the collection.
PackingFixed volume; compare actual master-carton packing.Confirm tray stops and orientation in transit.Consider total weight, component movement and assembly effort.
Key trade-offCheck lid clearance, bottle removal and the extra storage space of a fixed box.Review tray retention, vial spacing and access to each bottle.Mixed heights and weights need a product-by-product fit review.
THE MATERIAL & FINISH BRIEF

Materials & print finishes

Explore the surface and print effects you want. We will check the combination against your chosen structure and sample.

Board, paper & surface

Define the rigid structure, board thickness and wrapping paper together. A surface reference helps explain texture and colour; the actual combination needs a sample review.

Compare board and surface directions ↗︎

Print & finish

Discuss printed areas, colour references and the intended finish, such as foil or an embossed detail. Mark each finish on the artwork and confirm its compatibility with the selected paper before approval.

Compare finishing effects ↗︎
Discuss materials and finishes ↗︎
THE BOX & INSERT TOGETHER

Inserts & product fit

Include bottle dimensions with the cap, filled weight and surfaces that must not rub. Define support and a removal grip; inspect the actual bottle in the agreed sample.

Compare insert directions ↗︎
Discuss your box and insert ↗︎

Include in the discussion

  • Product dimensions, units and weight; include every item in a set.
  • Contact points, orientation and how the product is lifted out.
  • Proposed insert material, assembly and the checks a sample should support.
  • Whether the quote includes the insert, development and its packing.

Standalone insert orders need a scope review. A fitted display sample does not by itself establish transport performance.

Use the insert preparation guide ↗︎
CHECK THE SUPPLIER FOR YOUR PRODUCT

Can YDP support this packaging?

Start with bottle and cap clearance, filled weight and insert contact. Then see the relevant work, manufacturing route and order steps.

01 / RELEVANT WORK

Have we documented similar work?

No approved public project record is available for this packaging direction yet. Ask what comparable sample or project information can be shared for your brief.

Ask for relevant evidence ↗︎
02 / MAKING & CHECKING

Who makes it and how is it checked?

No approved production record specific to this packaging direction is published yet. Review the factory scope and ask which route applies to your order.

Review Factory & Quality ↗︎
BEFORE YOU COMMIT

What must be agreed before production?

Build these checkpoints into your project agreement. Inspection scope, timing, fees and remedies are confirmed for each order.

Factory responsibilities & quality checkpoints ↗︎

Will the order match the sample?

Make the approved reference identifiable.

Agree the sample version, materials, artwork, finish and product-fit checks. Record which differences remain between a development sample and production.

Record to agree

Versioned sample scope, approval record and production specification.

Discuss this for my order ↗︎
Can this support my launch date?

Separate production from transport.

Work back from the required receiving date. Confirm approval dependencies, dispatch assumptions, freight scope and destination responsibilities before committing.

Record to agree

Approval milestones, dispatch plan, shipping exclusions and receiving requirements.

Discuss this for my order ↗︎
What happens if a quality issue appears?

Agree a clear route to a reviewed resolution.

Keep the order reference, affected quantities, carton labels and photographs. Agree containment, investigation and the proposed disposition against the order specification.

Record to agree

Issue record, supporting evidence, agreed corrective action and reinspection where applicable.

Discuss this for my order ↗︎
Review approvals, changes and repeat orders ↗︎
READY TO DISCUSS YOUR PACKAGING?

Start with what you know.

Choose the next step that fits your brief. Approximate details are welcome; price, sample scope and timing follow review.

Have a spec? Request a quote ↗︎

Still choosing? Get guidance ↗︎

Human reply target: 24 hours.

Need a sample?

Discuss the sample scope ↗︎

Explore detailed checks & planning tools Optional · Your selections are kept when closed
CAPACITY IS ONLY THE BEGINNING

50 ml doesn’t
describe the bottle.

A tall cap, a curved base or a heavy glass body can change the structure and insert. Start with the actual geometry.

Open the bottle brief checklist ↗︎
YOUR FRAGRANCEOVERALL HEIGHTBASE WIDTHCAP CLEARANCE

Include filled weight and a side view. Diagram is illustrative; no default bottle dimensions.

THE INSERT IS PART OF THE DESIGN

Compare the support.
Then test the fit.

Material names alone do not establish fit or protection. These are options to discuss; availability and performance need a project review.

Paperboard / corrugated

Explore a folded or cut paper insert.

CHECK BEFORE CHOOSING

Ask where the filled bottle is supported, how the insert assembles and whether removal marks the wrap or label.

Foam insert

Explore a cut cavity around the product.

CHECK BEFORE CHOOSING

Agree the foam specification, contact surfaces and removal clearance. Request a physical reference for appearance and feel.

Moulded fibre

Explore a formed insert geometry.

CHECK BEFORE CHOOSING

Review development scope, surface appearance, tooling and fit tolerances before treating it as an available production option.

PHYSICAL REVIEW / AGREED SAMPLE VERSION

Use the actual filled product.

  1. Check cap and shoulder clearance, base support and the closed lid against the agreed dimensions.
  2. Insert and remove the product as a customer would. Record handling difficulty, visible marks and changes needed.
  3. Agree the separate transport-validation scope for the complete packing system. Record the sample version and unresolved checks.
YOUR PROJECT / FOUR USEFUL QUESTIONS

Turn the choices
into a conversation.

No exact specification yet? Choose what you know. The next page lets you edit these notes and add a reference file.

These are your preferences, not an automated specification or a feasibility approval.

Skip the questions and talk to us ↗︎

Your selected reference directions are included. No contact details are needed until the next step.

MAKE THE NEXT COMMITMENT INFORMED

Choose what
your sample must prove.

Discuss a sample plan ↗︎
01 / MATERIAL REFERENCE

Look and feel.

Discuss available material or existing box references. They show a finish direction, not the final fit of your product.

02 / STRUCTURAL SAMPLE

Fit and function.

Review bottle clearance, removal and closure on the agreed structure. An unprinted sample does not approve colour.

03 / PRINTED SAMPLE

The complete presentation.

Agree colour, artwork version, finish and structure checks. Fees, shipping and production relevance must be confirmed.

A PRACTICAL CONVERSATION

Before we start.

Can I send a photograph instead of a dieline?

Yes. Add a reference photo or PDF to your brief. A photo helps explain the direction; dimensions and physical fit still need to be confirmed.

What is the minimum order?

The historical planning starting point for rigid boxes is 1,000 pieces. Each structure, print design and SKU requires its own review; this is not a confirmed quotation.

Can you match an existing box?

Share the current box, specification and what should change. We will review feasibility rather than promise an exact match from a photograph.

What will happen after I submit?

A person will respond within 24 hours to clarify scope and missing details. We then discuss quotation or a sample plan; neither production nor paid sampling starts automatically.

Can you guarantee delivery for my launch?

Share the required arrival date and destination. Sampling, approval, production, shipping and a buffer must be evaluated separately before committing.