MSQ PACK helps international buyers connect box structure, materials, print, surface finishing, inserts and secondary packaging into one project-specific packaging system.
The structure starts with the product, not a generic template. Dimensions, weight, opening sequence, protection and packing workflow define the direction.
Paper, board, color, print and finishing need to be reviewed as one system because substrate and process order change the result.
Internal presentation and supporting materials are planned alongside the primary package, not added as an afterthought.
The sample path should match the decision at risk, from structural fit to color, finish registration and final presentation.
Share the brief: Provide dimensions, product weight, quantity, destination, artwork and reference packaging. Define the structure: Review box style, board construction, insert, opening sequence and packing requirements. Sample materials and finish: Confirm paper, color, print, foil, UV, embossing and tactile direction. Approve and produce: Release only after structure, artwork and quality checkpoints are approved.
Yes. The project can include the primary box, insert, paper bag, pouch, tissue, labels and cards when confirmed in the RFQ.
No. Custom packaging price depends on structure, size, material, printing, finishing, quantity, insert, packing and destination.
Yes. A physical reference, photos, dieline or brand brief can help define the intended direction, subject to feasibility and intellectual-property review.
Sampling and production feasibility are reviewed project by project. Share the required quantity and target so the team can confirm the suitable route.
Useful inputs include product dimensions, product weight, desired box style, logo artwork, color references, quantity, destination and target launch timing.
Share the product, structure, quantity, finish and destination. Unknown items can be discussed during review.