Custom Lotion Boxes

Plan custom lotion boxes around the finished bottle’s total closed height, maximum width and depth, base footprint, shoulder profile, pump or cap dimensions, filled weight, center of gravity, decorated surfaces, preferred orientation and sales-channel requirements. Choose from fitted folding cartons, locking-bottom boxes, reinforced structures, window cartons, insert-supported sets and presentation packaging for pump bottles, flip-cap containers, disc-top bottles, airless lotion bottles, tubes and related skincare products. Share the sale-ready bottle measurements, pump lock position, actuator and spout profile, filled weight, photographs, quantity by formula or SKU, preferred structure, insert requirements, artwork status and delivery destination for a project-specific quotation.
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Product Specification

Specification Lotion Packaging Requirements
Product type Custom secondary packaging developed around the dimensions, closure profile, filled weight, orientation, artwork and sales-channel requirements of a lotion bottle, tube or skincare set.
Suitable lotion formats Pump bottles, flip-cap bottles, disc-top bottles, airless containers, lotion tubes, glass bottles, plastic bottles, body lotions, hand lotions, moisturizers, cleansers and multi-product skincare sets.
Container materials Glass, plastic, PET-style, HDPE-style, acrylic-style, airless and other approved cosmetic containers can be considered after the finished dimensions and filled product weight are confirmed.
Required bottle measurements Provide the fully assembled closed or locked height, maximum width, maximum depth, base footprint, shoulder profile, closure dimensions and any projecting components.
Measurement rule Measure the complete filled and sale-ready container at its tallest and widest points. Do not calculate the carton only from the bottle capacity or body dimensions.
Pump-bottle details Record the pump in its final locked, clipped or sale-ready position, including the actuator width, spout projection, rotation, collar, overcap and total closed height.
Flip-cap details Measure the complete closed cap, including its hinge, opening lip, overhang and any section extending beyond the bottle body or shoulders.
Disc-top cap details Record the maximum closed dimensions, opening direction, raised areas and the widest part of the cap assembly.
Airless lotion bottles Measure the container with its actuator, collar and protective overcap in the final closed position. The carton or insert should not place unnecessary pressure on the dispensing system.
Lotion tubes Measure the complete tube from the closure to the sealed or crimped end. Confirm whether the tube will stand upright, lie horizontally or use an internal support.
Square, oval or rectangular bottles Provide separate width and depth measurements together with the shoulder, corner, base and closure profiles. Do not assume width and depth are identical.
Base footprint Record the base width, depth or diameter and the available contact area. The base profile affects standing stability, bottom support and insert design.
Shoulder profile Record the widest shoulder point, taper and transition into the neck, collar, pump or cap. Irregular shoulders may require photographs, drawings or a physical sample.
Filled product weight Provide the weight of the completed product, including the lotion, bottle, pump or cap, label, seal, shrink band and attached decorative components.
Center of gravity Identify whether the completed bottle is bottom-heavy, evenly balanced or top-heavy in its intended orientation. This can affect the bottom structure, standing stability and insert requirement.
Box dimensions Internal and external dimensions are developed around the approved bottle measurements, board thickness, closure clearance, insert space, opening method and removal requirements.
Product clearance The package should allow the completed bottle to be inserted and removed without excessive force while avoiding unnecessary headspace and side movement.
Bottle orientation Confirm whether the lotion bottle should remain upright, lie horizontally or follow another presentation arrangement. Orientation affects the structure, insert, artwork and packing process.
Packaging structures Possible directions include straight-tuck cartons, reverse-tuck cartons, auto-lock or snap-lock cartons, reinforced folding cartons, window boxes, sleeves, tray-and-sleeve structures, set boxes and selected rigid presentation formats.
Lightweight plastic bottle A fitted folding carton may suit a lightweight lotion bottle when the selected board, closure and bottom construction support the completed product weight.
Tall pump bottle A tall or narrow pump bottle may require a locking bottom, reinforced base, stronger board direction or fitted stabilizer according to its height, base footprint and center of gravity.
Heavy glass bottle A heavy glass lotion bottle may require a locking-bottom structure, reinforced base or fitted internal support according to its completed weight, base profile and distribution route.
Rigid-box direction Rigid packaging may be considered for selected gift, launch or presentation projects. It is not automatically required for every glass or pump lotion bottle.
Window packaging A window can be positioned around an approved visible area of the lotion bottle while retaining enough structural and printable panel space for branding, barcodes and product information.
Material direction Paperboard, cardstock, kraft-style board, corrugated components and rigid greyboard structures may be considered according to the filled weight, box structure, printing, finishing, sales channel and handling requirements.
Board thickness The final board thickness is confirmed according to the box dimensions, filled bottle weight, bottom construction, closure profile, insert, artwork coverage and production method.
Insert options Possible directions include die-cut paperboard supports, folded platforms, corrugated stabilizers, dividers, molded pulp components and foam inserts for selected projects.
Insert requirement An insert may be useful for tall, top-heavy, heavy, irregular, multi-product, windowed or presentation-focused lotion packaging. A correctly sized folding carton may not require a separate insert for every bottle.
Insert contact areas The insert should use approved contact areas around the bottle body or base without placing unnecessary pressure on the pump, actuator, spout, cap, collar, overcap, label or decorated surface.
Multi-product sets Measure every bottle, tube and accessory separately. Confirm the product count, arrangement, spacing, orientation, removal direction, total loaded weight and quantity by formula or SKU.
Ecommerce packaging The fitted lotion carton should be coordinated with a separate mailer or shipping carton. The retail lotion box and outer parcel package perform different functions.
Wholesale case packing Confirm the number of retail units per master carton, packing orientation, divider requirements, total case weight and SKU arrangement.
Printing CMYK, PMS or Pantone color directions and inside or outside printing may be considered where compatible with the selected material, artwork, quantity and production method.
Finishing options Possible finishes may include matte, gloss, soft-touch, foil stamping, Spot UV, embossing and debossing. Compatibility is confirmed according to the stock, structure, artwork and finish placement.
Artwork and dieline Artwork should follow the approved dieline and account for cut lines, folds, glue areas, bleed, safe zones, windows, insert components and finishing locations.
Formula and SKU variations A shared dieline may support different lotion formulas, scents, bottle colors, barcodes and artwork files when the physical containers use the same approved dimensions, closure profile, weight range and structure.
Different bottle sizes Bottles with materially different heights, bases, shoulders, pumps, caps, overcaps or filled weights may require separate box dimensions or dielines.
Product-information panels Panel space may be planned for the lotion name, formula, net contents, directions, ingredients, warnings, barcode, SKU, batch area, business information and other buyer-approved content.
Labeling responsibility BoxBaba can plan printable panel space around the approved artwork. The buyer remains responsible for final legal, regulatory, cosmetic-claim, warning and labeling review before printing.
Minimum order quantity The verified minimum order quantity for custom cosmetic boxes is 100 boxes. Provide the total quantity and quantity required for each formula, bottle size, closure type, artwork version or SKU.
Proofing and samples Available proofing or sample routes are confirmed during quotation and may include an artwork proof, digital mockup, blank structural sample or printed physical sample depending on the project.
Production schedule Production timing is confirmed after the dimensions, structure, material, insert, artwork, quantities, finishes and proofing requirements have been approved.
Shipping The shipping method, charges and estimated transit time are confirmed according to the completed order, packing format, delivery destination and selected service.
Supply format Folding lotion cartons may be supplied flat-packed. Rigid, tray-and-sleeve, insert-supported or multi-part structures may require partial or complete assembly according to the approved specification.

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Stock Type & Thickness

Cardboard

We use cardboard material with the least environmental impact and minimizes waste generation.

Kraft

Kraft paper is a strong, durable and reliable material that is widely used across many different industries.

Rigid

Rigid is highly protective, affordable and recyclable material. These boxes provide maximum protection.

Corrugated

Corrugated material is easy to customize, cost effective and sustainable. It is also great for branding purposes.

Finishing Assortment

Foil Stamping

Foil Stamping

Enhance your packaging with premium foil stamping for a bold and luxurious appearance.

Spot UV

Spot UV

Our Spot UV coating adds a sleek shine and highlights key design elements beautifully.

Gloss-Lamination

Gloss

Give your packaging a polished, glossy finish that enhances color and visual appeal.

Holographic Foiling

Holographic Foiling

Create eye-catching packaging with holographic foil effects that shimmer from every angle.

Embossing

Embossing

Add raised textures and elegant detailing to make your packaging stand out.

Debossing

Debossing

Create a refined pressed-in effect that adds depth and sophistication to your packaging.

Matte

Matte

Achieve a smooth matte finish that minimizes fingerprints and delivers a modern look.

Soft Touch Lamination

Soft Touch Lamination

Protect your packaging with a silky-soft laminated finish for a premium feel.

Custom Lotion Boxes Planned Around the Complete Bottle

Custom lotion boxes should be developed around the complete filled and sale-ready container rather than a generic bottle capacity or stock-carton size. Lotion containers can vary according to their height, width, depth, base footprint, shoulder shape, pump or cap profile, filled weight, center of gravity and preferred packing orientation. The packaging specification should consider the bottle, closure clearance, bottom construction, insert requirement, artwork, sales channel and outer shipping arrangement together. These details affect the internal dimensions, box structure, board direction, opening method, standing stability and packing process. BoxBaba provides custom packaging for pump lotions, body moisturizers, hand creams, cleansers, airless products, lotion tubes and skincare sets. Brands developing a wider beauty range can coordinate these cartons with other Custom Cosmetic Boxes while keeping every package sized for its own container.

Which Products Can Use Custom Lotion Boxes?

Custom lotion packaging can be planned for:
  • Body lotions and daily moisturizers
  • Hand and foot lotions
  • Face lotions and lightweight moisturizers
  • Facial cleansers and liquid skincare products
  • After-sun and soothing lotions
  • Massage lotions
  • Pump-bottle skincare products
  • Flip-cap and disc-top bottles
  • Airless lotion containers
  • Lotion tubes
  • Glass or plastic lotion bottles
  • Multi-product skincare sets
The suitable carton depends on the finished container rather than the product name alone. A lightweight flip-cap bottle may suit a fitted folding carton, while a tall pump bottle, heavy glass container or multi-product set may require a locking bottom, reinforced base or fitted internal support. Related skincare packaging can also be coordinated with Custom Cream Boxes and Custom Serum Boxes.

How to Measure a Lotion Bottle for a Custom Box

Measure the complete filled bottle in its final packing condition. Do not rely only on the stated fill volume, empty-container dimensions or bottle-body height.
  1. Measure the total closed height. Record the distance from the base to the highest point of the locked pump, cap, actuator or protective overcap.
  2. Measure the maximum width. Include the widest bottle shoulders, pump components, collar, cap, actuator and projecting decorative features.
  3. Measure the maximum depth. Square, rectangular and oval bottles may have different width and depth measurements.
  4. Record the base footprint. Measure the base width, depth or diameter and the available contact area.
  5. Document the shoulder profile. Include tapered, curved, stepped or irregular shoulder areas that extend beyond the main bottle body.
  6. Measure the complete closure. Record the pump, actuator, spout, collar, cap, hinge, opening lip and overcap in the final closed position.
  7. Confirm the filled product weight. Weigh the lotion, bottle, pump or cap, label, seal, shrink band and attached decorative components together.
  8. Identify the center of gravity. Confirm whether the completed bottle is bottom-heavy, balanced or top-heavy in its intended orientation.
  9. Identify sensitive surfaces. Note labels, coatings, printing, frosting, metallic decoration and other surfaces where avoidable rubbing should be limited.
  10. Confirm the packing orientation. State whether the bottle should remain upright, lie horizontally or sit inside an internal support.
The internal carton should allow the completed bottle to be inserted and removed without excessive force while avoiding unnecessary side space and headroom. Board thickness, folds, glue areas and inserts can change the final external dimensions. For broader measurement guidance covering bottles, jars and tubes, review the Cosmetic Box Size Guide.

Plan Pump, Cap and Overcap Clearance

The closure is often taller or wider than the main lotion-bottle body. The carton should therefore be planned around the complete closed or locked product.

Pump Bottles

Measure the pump in the exact position used during packing. Record whether it is locked, clipped or rotated, together with the actuator width, spout projection, collar and overcap. A projecting spout may change the maximum width or depth depending on its direction. Confirm whether the actuator can rotate during packing and whether a clip or other closure component will remain attached.

Flip-Cap and Disc-Top Bottles

Measure the complete closed cap, including the hinge, opening lip, raised section and any area extending beyond the shoulders. The carton should provide suitable clearance without applying unnecessary pressure to the closure.

Airless Lotion Bottles

Measure airless containers with their actuator, collar and protective overcap installed. Any insert should use approved contact areas around the bottle body or base rather than the dispensing mechanism.

Plan for Tall, Heavy and Irregular Lotion Bottles

Tall or Top-Heavy Pump Bottles

A tall, narrow bottle may need additional attention to its base footprint and center of gravity. Depending on the completed product, possible directions may include a locking-bottom carton, reinforced base, stronger board direction or fitted paperboard stabilizer. The structure should be evaluated around the filled product weight and intended orientation rather than bottle height alone.

Heavy Glass Lotion Bottles

A heavy glass container may require a reinforced folding carton, locking bottom or internal support. The final direction depends on its filled weight, base profile, closure, distribution route and presentation requirements. A rigid box or foam insert is not automatically necessary for every glass bottle. A reinforced folding carton may suit some projects, while selected gift or launch packaging may justify a presentation structure.

Square, Rectangular and Oval Bottles

Provide separate width and depth measurements for non-round containers. Also record the widest shoulder, corner, base and closure points. The preferred front-facing orientation should be confirmed before artwork is prepared because bottle direction can affect the main display panel, barcode placement and window alignment.

When Does a Lotion Box Need an Insert?

Not every lotion carton requires an insert. A correctly sized folding carton may provide suitable positioning for a lightweight, regular-shaped bottle. An insert or internal support may be useful when:
  • The bottle is tall or top-heavy
  • The completed product is heavy
  • The base is narrow or irregular
  • The pump or cap is wider than the bottle body
  • A window requires the bottle to remain in a defined position
  • Several products share one package
  • The bottle has a finish-sensitive label or decoration
  • The opening sequence requires a structured presentation
Possible directions include die-cut paperboard supports, folded platforms, corrugated stabilizers, dividers, molded pulp components or foam inserts for selected projects. The insert should not place unnecessary pressure on the pump, actuator, spout, cap, collar, overcap, label, shrink band or decorated surface. Insert suitability depends on the cavity dimensions, material, bottle weight, orientation, packing process and completed distribution system.

Manage Lotion Formulas, Bottle Sizes and SKU Variations

A lotion collection may use one approved structural dieline while changing artwork for formulas, scents, bottle colors, languages, markets or product claims. A shared dieline should only be used when the physical bottles have the same approved dimensions, closure profile, weight range, orientation and packaging structure. Prepare an artwork and quantity schedule containing:
  • Lotion or formula name
  • Product variation or scent
  • Bottle size
  • Complete bottle dimensions
  • Pump or cap type
  • Filled product weight
  • SKU
  • Barcode
  • Artwork filename
  • Required quantity
  • Language or market variation
  • Insert or finish difference where applicable
Do not force bottles with materially different heights, bases, shoulders, pumps or caps into one carton solely to reduce the number of dielines. For broader planning across formulas, artwork files and launch quantities, review the Private Label Cosmetic Packaging Guide.

Plan Space for Lotion Product Information

The approved dieline can reserve printable space for branding and buyer-provided product information. Depending on the product and intended market, panels may include:
  • Brand and lotion name
  • Formula, scent or product variation
  • Net contents
  • Ingredient information
  • Directions for use
  • Buyer-approved warnings
  • Business or responsible-party information
  • SKU and barcode
  • Batch, lot or date-coding area
  • QR code
  • Country, market or language variation
Important text should remain inside the approved safe zones and should not cross cut lines, folds, glue areas, window openings, insert components or finishing boundaries. BoxBaba can plan printable panel space around the approved artwork. The buyer remains responsible for final legal, regulatory, cosmetic-claim, warning and labeling review before printing. For artwork and finish-placement guidance, review the Cosmetic Packaging Finishes Guide.

Lotion Packaging Priorities by Sales Channel

Sales channel Packaging priorities Details to confirm
Retail shelf Bottle fit, formula identification, barcode placement, standing stability and shelf presentation Front-facing panel, closure direction, bottle orientation, information panels and retailer requirements
Ecommerce Fitted lotion carton coordinated with a separate mailer or shipping carton Fulfilment route, packed weight, void space, outer packaging and parcel-handling conditions
Subscription box Compact dimensions, controlled bottle position and coordination with other skincare products Available kit space, orientation, insert arrangement and outer-box dimensions
Private-label line Repeatable structure, clear formula differentiation and quantity control by artwork SKU schedule, bottle sizes, closures, artwork files, barcodes and reorder requirements
Wholesale distribution Consistent retail cartons, case packing, storage and quantity control Units per case, total case weight, master-carton dimensions and SKU arrangement
PR or gift set Multi-product organization, opening sequence and campaign presentation Product count, insert layout, accessories, campaign materials and outer shipping package

Retail Lotion Cartons and Shipping Packaging Are Different

A fitted lotion carton can organize the bottle, provide printable panel space and support retail presentation. It does not automatically replace an ecommerce mailer, corrugated shipping carton or complete fulfilment system. For ecommerce and wholesale distribution, review:
  • Movement inside the individual lotion carton
  • Movement between units inside the outer package
  • Completed bottle and packaging weight
  • Potential contact between pumps, caps, labels or decorated surfaces
  • Outer dividers, inserts or void-management requirements
  • Master-carton dimensions and case packing
  • Picking, storage and fulfilment procedures
The retail carton and outer shipping package perform related but different functions. Both layers should be reviewed as part of the completed pack-out. Do not describe lotion packaging as leak-tested, drop-tested, compression-tested or shipping-validated unless the exact completed packaging system has been tested and documented for that project.

Proofing and Pre-Production Review

The available proofing or sample route is confirmed during quotation. Depending on the project, this may include an artwork proof, digital mockup, blank structural sample or printed physical sample. Before production approval, review:
  • Complete closed or locked bottle measurements
  • Pump, actuator, spout, cap, collar and overcap profiles
  • Filled product weight
  • Base footprint and shoulder profile
  • Center of gravity and bottle orientation
  • Top, bottom and side clearance
  • Insertion and removal method
  • Bottom construction and standing stability
  • Insert dimensions and approved contact points
  • Window placement where applicable
  • Dieline cuts, folds, glue areas, bleed and safe zones
  • Formula names, SKUs and barcodes
  • Quantity for every artwork version
  • Printing and compatible finishing locations
  • Buyer-approved text, numbers and warnings
  • Inner packing, master-case and shipping requirements
Production should begin after the dimensions, structure, material direction, insert, artwork, quantities, proofing route and project scope have been approved.

What Affects the Cost of Custom Lotion Boxes?

A lotion-box quotation is based on the completed packaging specification rather than the lotion name or bottle capacity alone.
  • Completed dimensions: Bottle height, width, depth, shoulders, base, closure and required clearance affect the finished carton size.
  • Filled product weight: Heavy or tall bottles may require a reinforced bottom, stronger board direction or internal support.
  • Structure: Tuck cartons, locking-bottom cartons, window boxes, sleeves and presentation formats involve different production requirements.
  • Insert: Material, cavity design, product count and assembly requirements affect the project scope.
  • Printing: Color coverage, inside printing, PMS requirements and artwork variations can affect setup.
  • Finishing: Foil, Spot UV, embossing, debossing, soft-touch and other compatible treatments add production processes.
  • Window features: Window cutting, film application where used and alignment requirements can affect production.
  • Quantity: Total quantity and quantity per formula, bottle size, closure, artwork or SKU affect production planning.
  • Proofing: The selected proofing or physical-sample route may affect the project scope.
  • Assembly and shipping: Insert installation, multi-part structures, packing format, destination and shipping service affect the final quotation.

Prepare a Quote-Ready Lotion Box Specification

Lotion Bottle Details

  • Container format and material
  • Fully assembled closed or locked height
  • Maximum width and depth
  • Base footprint
  • Shoulder profile
  • Pump lock position
  • Actuator and spout dimensions
  • Cap, collar and overcap dimensions
  • Filled product weight
  • Preferred orientation
  • Bottle photographs or technical drawings
  • Representative sample availability

Packaging Requirements

  • Preferred folding-carton, locking-bottom, window, sleeve, set or presentation structure
  • Insert or divider requirement
  • Retail, ecommerce, subscription, wholesale, gift or PR use
  • Inner and outer packaging requirements
  • Preferred supply format

Artwork and Ordering Information

  • Artwork status
  • Printing requirements
  • Compatible finishing requirements
  • Total quantity
  • Quantity by formula, bottle size, closure, design or SKU
  • Delivery destination
  • Required project date
The verified minimum order quantity for custom cosmetic boxes is 100 boxes. Proofing options, production timing, shipping methods, charges and transit estimates are confirmed according to the approved project specification.

How to Order Custom Lotion Boxes

  1. Share the completed bottle details. Provide the complete dimensions, filled weight, closure profile, photographs and preferred orientation.
  2. Identify the sales channel. Confirm whether the packaging is intended for retail, ecommerce, subscription, wholesale, private-label or presentation use.
  3. Provide the quantity breakdown. State the total quantity and quantity required for each formula, bottle size, closure, artwork version or SKU.
  4. Select the structure direction. Identify the preferred tuck, locking-bottom, window, sleeve, set or presentation format.
  5. Confirm the insert requirement. Share the preferred internal-support direction and any approved contact or clearance areas.
  6. Provide artwork information. Submit approved files where available or confirm whether a dieline is required before artwork can be completed.
  7. Review the final specification. Confirm the dimensions, structure, material direction, insert, artwork, quantities, proofing route, production scope and shipping details.

Why Choose BoxBaba for Lotion Packaging?

BoxBaba provides project-specific lotion-box planning around the completed bottle, closure profile, filled weight, artwork, quantity and sales channel. The quotation process can coordinate internal clearance, bottom support, insert requirements, printing, compatible finishes, proofing and delivery details. This approach can support standard pump bottles, flip-cap containers, tall bottles, airless formats, lotion tubes, glass containers, multi-product sets and ecommerce projects without treating every lotion product as the same generic box.

Request a Custom Lotion Box Quote

Share the complete bottle dimensions, pump or cap profile, filled weight, preferred orientation, quantity by formula or SKU, desired structure, insert requirement, artwork status and delivery destination. Request a Lotion Box Quote

Frequently Asked Questions

Find all the urgent questions you may have.

Custom lotion boxes are secondary packages developed around the dimensions, closure profile, filled weight, orientation, artwork and sales-channel requirements of a lotion bottle, tube or skincare set. They can be planned for pump bottles, flip-cap containers, disc-top bottles, airless bottles, lotion tubes, glass bottles, body lotions, moisturizers and cleansers.
Provide the fully assembled closed or locked height, maximum width, maximum depth, base footprint, shoulder profile, pump or cap dimensions, filled product weight and preferred orientation. Measure the complete sale-ready container rather than only the bottle body.
No. A capacity such as 100 ml, 200 ml or 250 ml does not provide the complete external dimensions required for a fitted carton. Bottles with the same capacity can use different pumps, caps, shoulders, bases and overcaps.
Measure the pump in its final locked, clipped or sale-ready position. Record the total closed height, actuator width, spout projection and direction, collar, overcap and maximum overall width and depth.
The carton should provide suitable top and side clearance around the complete closed pump, cap, collar, actuator, spout or overcap. It should allow the product to be packed and removed without excessive force while avoiding unnecessary headspace or side movement.
The suitable structure depends on the bottle dimensions, closure type, filled weight, base footprint, center of gravity, orientation, insert requirement and sales channel. A lightweight bottle may suit a fitted tuck carton, while a tall, heavy or top-heavy bottle may require a locking bottom, reinforced base or fitted stabilizer.
Not every lotion box needs an insert. An insert may be useful for tall, top-heavy, heavy, narrow-base, windowed, multi-product or presentation packaging. Possible options include paperboard supports, platforms, corrugated stabilizers, dividers, molded pulp and selected foam inserts.
Provide the total locked height, base footprint, filled weight and center of gravity. A tall or narrow bottle may require a locking-bottom carton, reinforced base, stronger board direction or fitted stabilizer according to its completed weight and stability.
Yes. Airless lotion bottles should be measured with the actuator, collar and protective overcap installed in their final closed position. The box and insert should avoid unnecessary pressure on the dispensing system.
Yes. Approved artwork can include branding, product details, ingredients, directions, warnings, SKU, barcode, QR code and other buyer-approved information that fits the final dieline. The buyer remains responsible for final labeling and regulatory review.
Yes, when the physical bottles use the same approved dimensions, closure profile, weight range, orientation and structure. Different bottle sizes, pumps, caps, shoulders or weights may require separate dielines.
No packaging structure can guarantee that a pump will never leak, loosen, break or experience closure damage. Performance also depends on the primary bottle, pump, cap, seal, filling process, packing method and distribution conditions.
Production timing is confirmed after the dimensions, structure, material, insert, artwork, quantities, finishes and proofing requirements have been approved.
Folding lotion cartons may be supplied flat-packed. Multi-part or insert-supported structures may require assembly. Shipping methods, charges and estimated transit times are confirmed according to the completed order, destination and selected service.
Provide the container type, complete dimensions, base and shoulder profiles, pump or cap details, filled weight, orientation, total quantity, quantity by formula or SKU, preferred structure, insert requirement, artwork status and delivery destination.

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