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Question 1: What needs packaging? Question 1
What needs packaging? Choose the option closest to the product or set you want to present.
One retail product An individual item that needs a printed secondary carton. Several items or a product set A grouped presentation, launch, subscription, or gifting set. A premium gift or launch collection A presentation-led box for a premium unboxing experience. A bag, pouch, or rollstock product A flexible format such as a pouch, coffee bag, spout bag, or film on roll. Not sure yet Continue and compare the format choices through the next questions.
Question 2: How should the packaging open or arrive? Question 2
How should the packaging open or arrive? Choose the structural experience closest to what you have in mind.
A folded carton around the product A straight tuck, reverse tuck, auto-lock, interlock, or seal-end format. A corrugated ear-lock unboxing box A mailer-style structure for PR, subscription, ecommerce, or presentation. An assembled rigid magnetic box A premium magnetic presentation box supplied in its assembled form. A magnetic box that ships flat A collapsible premium structure assembled before presentation. A flexible bag, pouch, spout, or rollstock format A non-box flexible packaging format from the approved Mylar bag range. Not sure — compare for me Use the remaining answers to identify the closest starting format.
Question 3: What is the main use? Question 3
What is the main use? Select the customer experience or program this packaging needs to support.
Retail shelf or individual product carton Printed secondary packaging for an individual product. PR kit, subscription, ecommerce, or launch mailer A branded corrugated presentation and unboxing format. Premium gifting or presentation A rigid magnetic format for gifts, sets, and launch collections. Coffee, packaged goods, liquid-product, or flexible program A flexible packaging program using a bag, pouch, spout, or rollstock format. Still exploring Keep the intended use open for UPG review.
Question 4: Which practical priority matters most? Question 4
Which practical priority matters most? This helps separate formats that can serve a similar presentation goal.
Compact secondary packaging for individual products A printed folding-carton format around one product. Corrugated structure with branded presentation An ear-lock mailer with exterior, interior, or insert options. An assembled premium rigid presentation A standard rigid magnetic box with presentation-led finish options. Lower freight and storage volume through flat packing A collapsible magnetic structure that folds flat before assembly. A flexible bag, pouch, or rollstock format Flexible packaging rather than a folding, corrugated, or rigid box. No fixed priority yet Keep the practical priority open for project review.