Paper and board
A versatile structural direction for rigid boxes, folding formats, sleeves and paper bags.
- Rigid boxes
- Folding formats
- Sleeves
- Paper bags
Materials, surfaces and finishing
Materials & Finishes, Chosen as One Packaging System
Explore practical material families and confirmed decorative processes, then align every layer with the approved structure and brand direction.
Materials, surfaces and finishing
Material families for the approved structure
Specialty paper
Textured, colored or visually distinctive papers can shape the surface character without relying on unsupported product assumptions.
- Wrapped boxes
- Sleeves
- Presentation folders
Wrapped surfaces
Paper or fabric-wrapped surfaces can support a softer, tactile presentation when confirmed during sampling.
- Rigid boxes
- Presentation boxes
- Display packaging
Interior components
Paper-based, fabric-covered or formed insert directions are reviewed around product support and the opening experience.
- Product inserts
- Dividers
- Presentation supports
Materials, surfaces and finishing
Confirmed finishing techniques
01
Lamination
A surface layer selected to support the intended look and handling of the approved design.
02
Foil stamping
A metallic or pigmented accent used for logos, lines and selected graphic details.
03
UV
A focused coating effect that can add contrast to selected printed areas.
04
Embossing
A raised detail that adds tactile emphasis to selected artwork.
05
Debossing
A recessed detail that gives selected artwork a quiet, tactile impression.
Materials, surfaces and finishing
Combination directions to discuss
Quiet tactile direction
Pair a considered paper surface with debossing for restrained depth and a material-led presentation.
- Specialty paper
- Debossing
- Controlled color direction
Defined brand accent
Use foil stamping on selected identity details while keeping the surrounding surface visually calm.
- Paper wrap
- Foil stamping
- Focused artwork
Layered print contrast
Combine lamination with selected UV areas when the approved artwork benefits from clear surface contrast.
- Printed surface
- Lamination
- Selected UV
Materials, surfaces and finishing
Questions about material and finish choices
Selection begins with the product, structure, visual direction and handling needs, then moves through sampling and approval.
Yes, when the combination supports the design and can be reviewed clearly in the sample.
Screens are useful for direction, while the physical sample remains the practical reference for material, color and surface review.
Share artwork, reference images, preferred emphasis areas and any known material direction so the team can review a suitable route.
Build the material brief
Choose materials and finishes as part of one production-ready direction.
Send product dimensions, structure references, artwork and preferred surface details. The team will review the combination and recommend the next sampling step.
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