
Presentation box
Compare lift-off, drawer and hinged openings. Choose the structure before final artwork, then confirm lid clearance and opening feel.
Explore options →Perfume & fragrance packaging
Compare custom perfume packaging boxes, bottle inserts and discovery set layouts. Send bottle dimensions and quantities to plan your fragrance packaging sample.

One coordinated packaging set
The presentation should feel consistent from the first carry to the bottle reveal. Start with your product stage, then confirm fit and finish with physical samples.
Illustrative concepts and material references, not a documented customer order.
Choose a box, add artwork and finishes, then provide product measurements and quantity. The preview is a planning aid; final fit needs engineering review.
Start your box design →You can start with reference images, intended quantity and launch stage. We can discuss a packaging direction before the bottle is final; avoid committing to tooling or final pricing yet.
Discuss an early-stage project ↗Ask for the box, insert and bag to be itemized. Setup, tooling, printing, finishing and assembly affect the unit cost, especially at smaller quantities. Sample charges and freight should be stated separately; availability and final price depend on the confirmed specification.
Explore the details
Open a design to see five views, its materials and sample review priorities. Each design can be adapted after reviewing your product.

Gloss-laminated printed wrapping paper · Gloss lamination with silver foil accents
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Smooth matte printed wrapping paper · Blind embossed motif and small foil accent
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Pearlescent wrapping paper · Matte print and restrained spot gloss
View design & specifications →Structure directions

A controlled lift-off reveal with a visible neck that can introduce a second brand color.

A presentation-led opening suited to gift sets, launches and multi-piece arrangements.

A refined, versatile structure for single bottles and coordinated collections.

A sleeve-and-tray format that creates a deliberate reveal and works well with ribbon pulls.
Engineering priorities
The insert should control movement without marking the bottle, cap or decoration.
Lid friction, magnet strength and drawer tolerance influence perceived quality.
Soft-touch, foil and dark colors need scuff risk considered before production.
A useful first brief
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Specific questions
The right choice depends on bottle weight, tolerance, presentation and sustainability target. Compare paperboard, molded pulp and foam on a physical sample. Retention, surface contact and local recycling compatibility depend on the selected construction.
Yes. Share the vial dimensions, count and preferred sequence so the tray spacing, finger access and lid clearance can be evaluated.
Before you order
Product dimensions in mm, weight, quantity by size or design, destination, intended use and artwork or reference images. Tell us your preferred material and finish—or ask for a recommendation.
Price depends on the confirmed specification, tooling and quantity. Sample/tooling charges and freight should be identified separately in the formal quotation.
Check bottle movement, cap clearance, removal force and scuffing on the actual decorated bottle. Agree shipping tests for the intended distribution route.
Concept visuals illustrate a direction; they are not proof of a completed production order. Final fit, appearance and protection require engineering review and physical sampling.
Details to specify
Use these points to turn a visual direction into a clear packaging brief.
Measure the filled bottle with its cap fitted. Include wide shoulders, protruding sprayers and decorative caps when planning the insert.
List the number and dimensions of travel sprays. Give each a defined position and enough access for removal without disturbing adjacent items.
Choose the opening direction before artwork. A lid pocket, story card or removable top layer should not press against the bottle.
Use foil, print and blind embossing where they support the identity. Review fine lines, dark-paper scuffing and the effect under everyday light.
Coordinate the presentation box with retail cartons and a shopping bag. Check bag clearance using the completed box and its accessories.
Share bottle photos, dimensions, filled weight, set contents, quantity and destination. Final retention and finish need physical sample approval.
Payment Options
Available for confirmed production orders.
Available for eligible payments.
Available payment methods may depend on order value, project stage and transaction arrangements confirmed with MTT Packaging.