Use the complete package dimensions
The bottle alone is not the final footprint. Cap height, collar width and protective clearance must be included before the insert and box dimensions are confirmed.
Packaging category
A presentation box should protect the assembled bottle and support the intended shelf experience. OULU coordinates box direction after the bottle, pump, cap and decoration are sufficiently defined, reducing the risk of inserts or dimensions being designed around incomplete information.

Buyer decisions
The bottle alone is not the final footprint. Cap height, collar width and protective clearance must be included before the insert and box dimensions are confirmed.
Folding cartons, rigid boxes and drawer-style structures have different cost, assembly and presentation implications. Choose the route around the market position and order plan.
Paper, color, printing, foil and texture affect the final appearance. Supply artwork and physical references where possible and confirm them through an approved sample.
Product starting points

OULU-PB0151

OULU-PB0301

OULU-PB0302

OULU-PB0501
Complete the packaging system
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A coordinated enquiry helps align dimensions, finishes and quantity.
Insert options depend on the assembled bottle and desired protection and presentation.
The final requirements depend on the printing process; vector artwork and clear color references are commonly useful starting points.
Start with your requirements
Include capacity, quantity, destination, finish, components and target timing.