Paper Cosmetic Packaging

Yes. Window patching applies a clear film to a die-cut opening in the paperboard carton, letting shoppers view the product before purchase. This process is integrated inline with automatic die-cutting equipment for efficient, high-precision production.

Standard single-level embossing and foil stamping dies typically ship in 2-3 days, while multi-level or sculptured brass embossing dies are quoted per project based on complexity. In-house CAD and CNC die construction allows for rapid turnaround and on-the-fly adjustments.

Available finishing includes embossing, foil stamping, die cutting, window patching, folding, high-speed gluing, and hand bindery. These can be combined to produce folding cartons, tuck boxes, crash lock boxes, and presentation folders suited to premium cosmetic branding.

Yes, pricing is quoted per project based on materials, die complexity, and volume. A free quote is available upon request, with competitive rates for both standard folding cartons and multi-level embossed designs.

Common styles include folding cartons, side seam boxes, tuck boxes, crash lock boxes, and partition cartons. Each style can be customized with embossing, foil stamping, or window patching to match a cosmetic brand's presentation requirements.

Yes, custom foam inserts can be produced for protective packaging, cushioning fragile cosmetic items such as glass bottles or compacts during transport and retail display while maintaining a clean, branded presentation.