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"I want a versatile box that is user-friendly and blends well with any product at a low cost." — This ideal is embodied in the caramel box (sack box). Among various packaging options, it boasts an overwhelming popularity as the most common type, with its greatest appeal lying in its excellent cost performance, which directly relates to ease of implementation. The simple design, with one side glued, exemplifies functional beauty stripped of excess. While keeping manufacturing costs down, it continues to support the minimum sales units across various industries. Its usability is outstanding, featuring an intuitive structure that simply requires inserting the top and bottom. This significantly enhances the efficiency of product packing and supports smooth shipping. Particularly as individual packaging for relatively lightweight products such as cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and daily goods, its capabilities are well established. Trusted to the extent that it is often said, "If in doubt, choose this," it is the standard in the packaging world. Would you like to present your products in a more accessible and smarter way?

We would like to introduce a case of original cosmetic box production for San Ei Co., Ltd., headquartered in Saitama Prefecture. After a long-standing partnership with a box manufacturer ended due to their closure, they were searching for a new supplier. The recommendation from a representative of a major client became the deciding factor. Following a detailed hearing through a visit, we conducted multiple meetings to confirm specifications, including a design renewal, and successfully completed the initial delivery in time with the depletion of their inventory. 【Case Overview】 ■ Product: Caramel box made from coat board ■ Background: Searching for a new supplier due to the closure of a long-term client ■ Deciding Factor: Recommendation from a representative of a major client ■ Request: Two estimates and consultation on design renewal *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where we produced caramel boxes for ballpoint pens for AY Industries, which sells printed materials and packaging materials in Osaka City. The company clearly requested to "keep the unit price down." We obtained samples to confirm the current specifications and conducted special price requests for the base paper and the pasting labor costs. By receiving their desired price, we proposed a manufacturing method that matched it. We achieved specifications that ensured quality while keeping costs down, and the company was satisfied with the results. [Case Overview] ■ Product: Caramel box for ballpoint pens (W22×D17×H144mm) ■ Challenge: Focused on cost, planning to handle as a repeat product in the long term ■ Base paper: Maricote 270g/m2 ■ Printing: 1 color + varnish (no printing or varnish for plain boxes) ■ Processing: Thomson, side pasting *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case study of a packaged assortment of retort curry that we created for Kintetsu Retailing, which operates retail and dining businesses both inside and outside the Kintetsu station premises, not just in the "eki-naka" stores within the station. Initially, we inquired whether a "NIS-DX cardboard" or a "G-flute one-piece Thomson box" would be preferable. Although the preference was for the "NIS-DX cardboard" in terms of form, we ultimately decided on the "G-flute one-piece Thomson box" due to budget constraints. The finished product is a luxurious dark brown package designed to conceal the cardboard lining, and the color was changed from green to dark brown for delivery. [Case Overview] ■ Product: Assorted retort curry decorative box (Width 400mm × Height 50mm × Depth 200mm) ■ Request: A luxurious form, needed to meet the pre-release deadline in September ■ Form: G-flute one-piece Thomson box ■ Color: Changed from green to a luxurious dark brown *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where we created a custom box for cosmetics for Ares Labote, a company that delivers happiness through "beauty" and "health." One hour after the request, we replied with the total cost including the mold. During the face-to-face meeting, we brought various box samples, which allowed for a smooth progression. We then submitted a revised estimate and a white dummy based on the specific requests made. Ultimately, the package was completed in an elegant navy color, and we successfully delivered the custom box with special specifications, including foil stamping. 【Case Overview】 ■ Shape: Regular sack (caramel box) ■ Paper Material: Ibest W 360g/m2 ■ Printing: Front (2 colors + supplementary color) ■ Surface Processing: Matte S648 lamination ■ Other Processing: Foil stamping, Thomson cutting, side pasting *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where we produced a custom box in a sequential sack format for mascara container packaging for LADYCOCO, which handles cosmetic products. A key point was to secure the product to prevent it from shifting, and we proposed a package with an inner support to fix the product in place. LADYCOCO was satisfied with our solution. We also provided careful responses regarding the necessity of plastic marks for the window film and sent samples of the window film. We received feedback that they felt our commitment to the product. 【Case Overview】 ■ Product: Mascara container packaging (Width 40mm × Height 120mm × Depth 25mm) ■ Shape: Sequential sack format, with inner support ■ Key Point: Fixing the product to prevent shifting ■ Special Processing: Window cut-out ■ Others: Addressed plastic marks for the window film as well *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

This is an introduction to the most fundamental aspect of box creation: "shape." If the shape is not suitable for the product, it cannot adequately fulfill the most important function of a box, which is product protection. In this article, we will explain the advantages and disadvantages of adopting various shapes based on the box's shape and unfolding diagram from the perspective of packaging production professionals. Please be sure to read until the end. *For detailed content of the article, you can view it through the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.