Industry
Perfume boxes and packaging
Perfume packaging has to handle glass protection and premium expectation. Fragrance boxes that hold glass securely and feel as considered as the bottle. Popular formats include shoulder-neck, lid & base and EVA insert. We design them and make them in our own factory in Pakistan from MOQ 500, shipping worldwide.
Packaging needs
What perfume packaging must do
Glass protection
Bottles need a cavity that stops movement without crushing caps or atomisers.
Premium expectation
Customers judge the fragrance by the box first: board weight, foil and the opening matter.
Compliance notes
Labelling rules depend on your product and the markets you sell in. We lay out the required text and symbols on the box; the wording itself comes from you or your compliance adviser.
Recommended boxes
Boxes that suit perfume
Shoulder Neck Box
Three-piece box: base, raised neck and lid.
Lid & Base Box
Two-piece rigid box: a base and a separate lid that slides over it.
Magnetic Closure Box
A hinged lid with a front flap that closes on hidden magnets.
Tuck End Box
Folding carton with tuck flaps at each end.
Finishes
Finishes that work
- Hot foil blocking
- Embossing
- Linen wrap
- Velvet-lined EVA
- Debossing
FAQ
Perfume packaging questions
Yes, from your bottle or a technical drawing of it.
Guides
Guides for perfume brands
Luxury packaging: what makes premium packaging work
The structure, materials, finishes, restraint and opening experience that make packaging feel premium, and how to get the effect within budget.
Cosmetic labelling: FDA (MoCRA) and EU/UK requirements
What a cosmetic label must show in the US under the FDA and MoCRA, and in the EU and UK, with a side-by-side checklist for packaging.
EVA vs card inserts: which should you choose?
How EVA foam and card inserts compare on protection, look, recyclability and cost, plus velvet, satin and moulded pulp.
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