The structure
Define the product dimensions and weight first. Compare a rigid box, folding carton or gift box around presentation and handling.
FOR BRANDS & PRODUCT MAKERS
Start with what is inside. Create a structure that protects the product and a printed surface that expresses your brand.
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01Structured packaging for gifts, retail presentation and premium products.
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02Printed paperboard packaging designed around the product and its retail use.
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03Coordinated packaging for product sets and gifting.
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Define the product dimensions and weight first. Compare a rigid box, folding carton or gift box around presentation and handling.
Consider how the contents will sit in the box. Inserts, dividers and packing arrangement can affect both the structure and dimensions.
Discuss artwork, paper wrap and finish as a complete design. Confirm any special treatment against the chosen material and dieline.
Materials, minimum order quantities and production options are confirmed for your project.
YOUR PRODUCTION SPECIFICATION
| Dimensions | Provide internal product dimensions, packed weight and the required clearance. |
|---|---|
| Structure | Compare a lid-and-base rigid box, drawer structure or folding carton. |
| Material | Discuss rigid board and paper wrap, or paperboard for a folding carton. |
| Insert | Define product arrangement, protection and ease of removal. |
| Surface | Discuss printing, surface protection and decorative treatments such as foil or embossing. |
| Sample | Confirm structural fit and the agreed artwork dieline before production. |
| Order minimum | Provide the planned quantity. The minimum depends on the agreed structure and materials. |
These are options and requirements to discuss, not a confirmed list of factory capabilities.
FROM THE FIRST QUESTION TO THE FINAL SPECIFICATION
Share your product, dimensions, quantity and delivery destination.
Discuss paper, structure, binding and finishing for your project.
Agree on the artwork requirements, proofing and approval process.
Confirm the production schedule, shipping terms and destination.
Minimums depend on the product, specification and production method. Include your planned quantity in the project brief so the factory can confirm feasibility.
Typical production times are 7–10 days for folding cartons and 2–3 weeks for rigid boxes. These are planning estimates, starting after artwork approval and receipt of the agreed deposit. Shipping time is additional. Materials, finishing, quantity and production scheduling may affect the timeline; your final lead time will be confirmed with your quote.
Discuss the appropriate proof or sample for your project before production. Confirm the cost, scope and approval process with the factory.
Yes. Foliomora serves global English-speaking customers. Share your delivery country and postal code so shipping arrangements can be discussed.
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