Build Packaging Around the Approved Comb
Define every level from the product-contact pack to the shipping carton, with fit, artwork and count kept on one specification.
- Product protection checked before decorative choices
- Unit, inner and master carton quantities recorded together
Define the Packaging Level Before the Material
Start with what the pack must do: protect teeth and finish, support the channel, carry required information and fit the carton plan.
- Product inputs: Approved comb dimensions, surface sensitivity, tooth protection and accessories
- Channel inputs: Hotel unit pack, retail display, travel protection, gift set or bulk campaign distribution
- Logistics inputs: Unit count, inner and master carton, labels, destination and required material evidence
Use the custom comb packaging brief to organize dieline, fit, labels and carton data.
Choose the Pack by Channel and Protection Need
These routes can be combined, but each component needs a defined size, material, artwork and quantity.
Unit Pack for Amenities or Bulk Distribution
Use a compact product-contact pack where individual handling, counting or surface protection is required.
- OPP or PE bag where appropriate
- Hotel amenity, travel or campaign distribution formats
- Confirm seal, print, label and market requirements
Retail Sleeve or Backing Card
Use the dieline to control fit, display orientation, barcode and information hierarchy.
- Paper sleeve around compact or premium combs
- Backing card for retail display
- Confirm stock, coating, hole, fold and artwork
Fitted Pouch, Sleeve or Case
Check internal size, insertion clearance and closure against the final comb rather than nominal dimensions alone.
- Cotton, fabric, velvet, leather or PU directions, subject to material confirmation
- Travel cases and fitted protective sleeves
- Confirm internal size, closure and logo method
Retail Box, Insert and Gift Set
Define every set component, the insert relationship and how the closed pack sits in the shipping carton.
- Paper, kraft, drawer and gift box formats
- Custom insert, care card and barcode
- Confirm protection, carton orientation and set contents
Approve Artwork, Fit and Carton Data Separately
A dieline confirms printed content; a packed sample confirms fit and protection; the carton specification controls counts and marks.
Define Pack Levels
Send comb size, quantity, channel, pack style, labels, barcode, set contents, destination and target date.
Approve Dielines and Fit
Review artwork and data on the dieline, then approve the material and complete packed sample.
Lock Counts and Cartons
Record unit, inner and master quantities, label data, carton marks and the approved packed sample.
Ready to Prepare a Packaging Specification?
Send the comb size, quantity, channel, pack style, artwork, labels, destination and target date.
Request a Packaging ReviewFrequently Asked Questions
Confirm these points before sample approval and production.