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This guide walks you through 6 simple steps to turn your idea into a real, hold-it-in-your-hands product. You’ll collaborate with us, approve a few key things, and (best part) no scary surprises!

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1. White Sample (Structural Mockup)
   • What: A plain, unprinted prototype to test size, shape, and functionality.
   • Why: Validates the physical structure (e.g., “Does the box close properly?”).

1. Packaging Dieline (The Blueprint)
   • What: A digital template outlining cuts, folds, bleed areas, and dimensions for production.
   • Why: Ensures your design aligns with manufacturing capabilities (no misaligned logos or weak folds).

1. Artwork Layout (Design Phase)
   • What: Your designer adds graphics/text using the dieline to ensure print accuracy.
   • Why: Avoids costly errors (e.g., text too close to edges, colors mismatched).

1. 3D Rendering (Virtual Proof)
   • What: A photorealistic mockup showing how the final packaging will look.

5. Sample Selection

Choose the option that fits your timeline and quality needs:

• Digital Print Sample
  • What: A printed proof of your design on standard paper (not actual packaging material).
  • Pros:
    • Fast & affordable – approve the layout in 5~10 days.
    • Editable – easy to tweak text/graphics.
  • Cons:
    • Limited color accuracy – colors may differ slightly from final prints.
  • Best for: Finalizing design placement, text, or artwork before mass production.
• Preproduction Sample
  • What: A physical sample printed on the exact packaging material, using your chosen finishes (e.g., Pantone colors, embossing, foil).
  • Pros:
    • Real-world accuracy – see how colors/textures look under retail lighting.
    • Pantone-matched – perfect for brand-critical colors.
  • Cons:
    • Takes longer – 7~14 days to produce.
  • Best for: Final sign-off if color precision or material quality is non-negotiable.