1. Design: Based on requirements, cultural elements, and product characteristics, a design is created. Then, a sample is produced based on the design. Gift boxes emphasize a beautiful and attractive appearance, so the colors used for the samples are diverse. Typically, a single style of gift box not only has four basic colors but also several special colors, such as gold and silver.
2. Handmade bamboo basket packaging: Pure and natural, with novel designs, sturdy and durable, low-carbon and environmentally friendly, widely applicable to packaging agricultural and sideline products such as fruits, mushrooms, poultry eggs, food, and preserved meats.
3. Cardboard selection: General gift box cardboard is made of hard cardboard or long cardboard. High-end wine packaging and gift boxes often use 3mm-6mm thick hard cardboard, with the outer decorative surface manually pasted and glued together.
4. Printing: Only the wrapping paper of the gift box is printed; the mounting paper is not printed, at most only dyed. Because the gift box is the outer packaging, the printing process requires high precision, and color differences, ink spots, and poor printing are highly undesirable as they affect the aesthetics. 5. Surface Treatment: The wrapping paper for gift boxes usually undergoes surface treatment, commonly including gloss lamination, matte lamination, UV coating, gloss varnish, and matte varnish.
6. Die-cutting: Die-cutting is a crucial step in the printing process. Accurate die-cutting requires precise die-cutting molds. Inaccurate die-cutting, such as misalignment or incomplete cutting, will affect subsequent processing.
7. Mounting: While most printed materials are mounted before die-cutting, gift boxes are die-cut first and then mounted. This is because it's important to avoid damaging the wrapping paper, and also because gift boxes emphasize overall aesthetics. The mounting of gift box wrapping paper must be done by hand to achieve a certain level of beauty.
