Material Selection

We offer flexible material selection options to meet the diverse packaging needs of different products.

We provide a full range of materials, from lightweight and economical to high-end and durable. All materials meet environmental requirements and are FSC internationally certified.

To ensure the final product meets your expectations while also satisfying your budget and functional requirements, you need to select materials based on the following dimensions: Box Type Preference: Do you want a rigid box (hardcover/top and bottom box) or a folding box (corrugated/cardboard/paper box)?

Rigid Boxes: Typically lined with grey board (thickness varies from 1.0mm to 3.0mm), offering a sturdy and upscale feel.

Folding Boxes: Typically use coated paper or corrugated paper, saving space in logistics.

Paper Type:

Coated Paper: Smooth surface, suitable for fine printing.

Specialty Paper: Textured (e.g., tactile paper, kraft paper), suitable for vintage or minimalist styles, but printing quality is limited.

Material thickness and weight: For folding boxes (corrugated boxes/cardboard boxes), choose single-coated coated paper (300g, 350g, 400g). The thicker the paper, the sturdier it is, but the higher the cost.

For hardcover boxes (rigid boxes, magnetic boxes, sliding pull-out boxes, large folding boxes): choose 157g coat

Printing color

We offer flexible printing color solutions to match your brand image and product positioning.

We combine professional color theory with industry experience to help you choose colors that resonate with your target audience.

High-precision printing equipment ensures consistent color reproduction across all product batches.

Determine the color mode (Spot Color vs. Four-Color):

Spot Color (Pantone Color): For applications with extremely high brand color requirements or large-area background colors, spot color printing is essential. Spot colors offer rich saturation and no halftone dots, but are more expensive.

Four-Color (CMYK): For photographs, gradients, or complex patterns, four-color overprinting (CMYK) is typically used. This method is less expensive.

Surface treatment

You can choose from glossy, matte, or tactile film finishes to customize your packaging to your brand and product needs.

The surface treatment after paper printing determines the feel, gloss, durability, and premium look of the packaging box.

Glossy film: Highly transparent and glossy, moisture-proof and waterproof, with good wear resistance and vibrant colors, but prone to reflection, giving it a more "common" appearance.

Matte film: A frosted, diffuse-reflective coating process that is not glaring, giving a hazy, soft matte texture and a premium visual appeal. Matte film is currently the most popular choice.

Tactile film: An upgraded version of matte film. Based on the matte finish, a special coating treatment gives the packaging surface a silky smooth feel, similar to "skin," "peach skin," or "velvet," providing a silky, delicate, and skin-like texture. Ideal for luxury packaging boxes.

The choice between glossy, matte, and tactile film depends primarily on your product positioning, budget, and design style:

* Mass Consumer Goods:Choose glossy film. These products typically need vibrant colors, affordable prices, and eye-catching appeal on the shelf. The high reflectivity of glossy film makes the packaging look new and bright, conveying vitality and freshness, making it the most cost-effective option.

* Beauty/Electronics/Business Gifts: Choose matte film. These products need to project a sense of quality and professionalism. The frosted texture of matte film is understated and refined, meeting consumers' expectations for mid-to-high-end products, achieving the best balance between effect and cost.

* Luxury Goods/High-End Gift Boxes/Cosmetics: Choose tactile film. These products rely on the "experience." The smooth, skin-like feel of tactile film instantly enhances the product's perceived value upon opening the box. It has the highest cost but also the strongest premium feel.