
Structure & design
Toronto cosmetics: manage a cap or dispenser change (opens in a new tab or window)
Measure the new cap, pump or dropper in its closed state and check its highest and widest points.
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Practical articles for comparing materials, managing artwork, organising samples and preparing a repeatable packaging order.
52 procurement articles

Structure & design
Measure the new cap, pump or dropper in its closed state and check its highest and widest points.
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Procurement & sampling
Measure the flat or nested components as supplied, and identify which pieces need to stay together.
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Shipping & handling
Describe what the customer would place back in the pack and how the original opening affects it.
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Structure & design
List which bottles and jars remain fixed and which change across sets.
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Materials & print
Put the dieline number and artwork revision in the same approval table.
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Procurement & sampling
List the outer box, insert, tissue, ribbon and card physically supplied with each proposal.
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Include complete dimensions, quantities, artwork status and the sample questions that matter for your package.