Why the catalog now starts with capacity and ends with a SKU
Capacity is often the first filter in a perfume packaging search, but it does not determine the bottle's proportions, decoration area, closure system or outer-pack footprint. The expanded OULU perfume bottle catalog keeps capacity useful as a discovery step while directing every serious comparison toward an exact SKU.
The current structure covers 15ml, 20ml, 25ml, 30ml, 35ml, 45ml, 50ml, 55ml, 60ml, 70ml, 75ml, 80ml, 90ml and 100ml groups. Each capacity page shows only the relevant published references, and each product page keeps the visible dimensions and photographed configuration tied to one identifier. Live quantity, components, MOQ and other commercial details still require quotation confirmation.
New compact routes: 20ml and 25ml
The new 20ml collection centers on OULU-PB0202, a complete compact matte rectangular bottle with a wide geometric cap. The 25ml collection provides two different rectangular directions: the slim upright OULU-PB0251 and the wider low-profile OULU-PB0252 with a bow detail.
These pages help buyers compare compact formats without assuming that two nearby capacities or two rectangular bodies will use the same cap, artwork area or carton. The exact SKU, shown dimensions and required component set should remain together in the enquiry.
Expanded statement formats: 75ml, 80ml and 90ml
For larger presentations, the 75ml collection contrasts a wide textured rectangular bottle with a taller clear rectangular reference. The 80ml collection introduces a ring-shaped sculptural direction, while the 90ml collection compares a wide square-window bottle with a rounded clear bottle.
These structures create substantially different insert, box and decoration questions. Buyers should compare width, depth where shown, bottle-body height and overall height, then confirm any unshown value before outer packaging is finalized. The photographed cap or collar is a visual starting point rather than a universal component promise.
How buyers can use the expanded capacity navigation
Start with the intended retail role and approximate fill volume, then open the relevant capacity collection. Compare two or three exact references by body form, shown dimensions, photographed components and decoration area. The perfume bottle size guide can help organize the retail role, while the shape guide helps separate geometry from volume.
After selecting a direction, carry the SKU into the component, decoration and box discussion. This prevents a request for a generic 75ml or 90ml bottle from losing the exact proportions and visual details that made the buyer select it in the first place.
Turn the shortlist into one reviewable RFQ
A quote-ready request should identify the SKU, estimated quantity for each version, destination, pump, collar, cap, decoration, box needs, target timing and sample expectation. If several capacities are being compared, separate the quantity and finish direction for each configuration instead of combining them into one unexplained total.
Use the perfume packaging RFQ checklist to organize those details. OULU can then review the selected bottle and complete pack without assuming unconfirmed stock, MOQ, price, compatibility or schedule.
