Can packaging accessories be quoted with the main packaging order?
They can be reviewed in the same project when the core package, selected accessory, artwork status, quantity, destination, and packing job are provided. Final supply scope is confirmed after the format is reviewed.
Should I start with tissue paper, labels, stickers, or a thank-you card?
Tissue paper is the better starting point for wrap, separation, or reveal. Labels and stickers handle information, branding, or sealing, while cards carry an in-package message. Check the final format against the core package.
What should be approved before ordering an accessory?
Review a product-specific sample, print detail, approved artwork reference, and packing reference. Material, print route, supply form, MOQ, and Lead Time remain subject to the selected format and order inputs.
What MOQ and Lead Time can I use for early planning?
The confirmed reference is MOQ 200 pcs per size for each style (sizes can be mixed in one order) and 15–30 working days after specifications, artwork, and sample requirements are clear. The selected accessory format and supply route still need product-specific confirmation.
Can accessories be matched to an existing box, bag, or tube?
Yes. Share the core-package dimensions, artwork reference, packing sequence, and a photo or sample of the current package. The accessory still needs its own material, size, print, and packing review.
Can labels and stickers be supplied on rolls or sheets?
Roll, sheet, or individual supply can be discussed, but the final route depends on label size, application method, quantity, and packing requirement. Mark the supply form as open if it has not been decided.
Can thank-you cards be printed on both sides?
Single- or double-sided directions can be reviewed from the finished size, artwork, quantity, and packing context. Final paper and print details are confirmed with the selected sample route.
Do accessory colors need to match the main packaging?
Send the approved packaging artwork or a physical reference and identify which colors should coordinate. Color acceptance should be based on the agreed sample and the material used for the accessory.
What files should be included with an accessory RFQ?
Include editable artwork when available, a PDF preview, dimensions, quantity, destination, core-package reference, and any folding, application, or inner-packing instructions.
How should repeat accessory orders be controlled?
Keep the approved artwork revision, sample reference, dimensions, print direction, supply form, and packing reference together. Reconfirm any changed quantity, material, color, or packaging context before production.