CUSTOM SOLUTIONS

Custom cosmetic packaging

Start with an existing WDPACK model or bring a new shape and artwork. Explore design, mold, decoration and sample options for your project.

Prepare an inquiry View order process

THREE WAYS TO MOVE A PROJECT FORWARD

Choose the decision you need to make

Start from a catalogue model, a finish reference or a sample requirement. Each route has different information to confirm.

WDS01 skincare packaging model by WDPACK

01 / DESIGN & MOLD

Work from a model or drawing

Compare a supplied SKU with the shape, neck and capacity you need.

Explore design and mold

02 / FINISH & ASSEMBLY

Define the visible finish

Specify artwork position, color reference and assembled components.

Explore decoration

03 / SAMPLE & ORDER

Check the physical pack

Plan the sample, quantity and points to approve before production.

Explore sampling and MOQ

01 / SELECT THE FORMAT

Choose by formula and use, then compare the shape.

A bottle image can start the shortlist. The contents, dispensing method and assembled components determine which series deserves a sample.

Full catalogue

Serum & treatmentSkincare bottlesStart with how the formula should be dispensed; check the pump or cap with the filled sample.Compare the WDS series

Airless dispensingAirless bottlesReview the complete actuator and bottle, including priming, output and sealing.Compare the WDA series

Cream & balmCosmetic jarsCheck the opening, lid and liner configuration with the intended contents.Compare the WDJ series

LotionLotion bottlesMatch pump output and bottle size to formula viscosity and daily use.Compare the WDL series

Foaming washFoaming bottlesAgree the bottle-and-pump combination and test foam with the actual liquid.Compare the WDF series

Tube formatCosmetic tubesReview the opening, cap, filling and sealing method as one pack.Compare the WDHEU series

02 / DEFINE THE CONFIGURATION

Eight decisions make a useful packaging specification.

Record known targets and mark unknowns for sample or quotation review. WDPACK's catalogue does not assign fixed capacities, materials, colors or stock to every SKU online.

DecisionWhat to supply or compareWhat to confirm

01 / ApplicationFormula type, viscosity and intended useCompatibility and dispensing route

02 / Base modelSKU, reference pack or marked drawingExisting model or new mold scope

03 / Body & materialTarget fill, outer-size limits and any material preferenceAvailable size, material and drawing dimensions for the SKU

04 / ComponentsPump, sprayer, cap, liner or insertActual assembled combination and fit

05 / AppearanceColor reference, finish and artworkPrint area, process and sample result

06 / QuantityFirst order and forecast volumeSKU-specific stock, MOQ and quotation

07 / AcceptanceTests important to your filled packApproved sample and written criteria

08 / DeliveryMarket, destination and packing needsCarton configuration, route and terms

For an existing model, begin with the SKU. For a new shape, add a reference or drawing showing exactly what changes.

Prepare these requirements

03 / APPROVE BEFORE BULK

Each handoff should leave a clear decision.

Route agreed

Bring: SKU or drawing, component list and target quantity
Confirm: Ask for availability, mold scope if needed, and a project quotation.

Sample agreed

Bring: Stock or decorated sample, artwork and any charge
Confirm: Check when the sample can be prepared and which configuration it represents.

Sample approved

Bring: Appearance, dimensions, assembly and function
Confirm: Keep the approved sample and agreed inspection points as the bulk reference.

Order released

Bring: Quantity, decoration, packing and destination
Confirm: Confirm the final commercial terms and delivery route in writing.

Sample and MOQ details Full nine-step order route Inspection criteria

04 / MAKE THE QUOTATION COMPARABLE

Ask for the scope behind the price.

A model photo is not a purchase specification. State the chosen pack and ask which parts, proofing work and delivery terms the quotation includes.

Pack & components

Exact SKU, capacity, bottle, pump, cap, liner and assembly status.

Design & decoration

Artwork, process, mold work if needed and the approved appearance reference.

Proofing & inspection

Sample type, any charge, approval points and agreed batch checks.

Packing & delivery

Order quantity, carton configuration, destination, transport and lead-time terms.

WDPACK's published sample guide does not establish a bulk production lead time or a fixed tooling price. Confirm these for the actual project.

BUYER DECISION GUIDES

Answer the question behind the quote.

Use these guides to narrow the model, components, proof and commercial scope before requesting a price.

01 / COSTWhy do similar bottles have different prices?

Separate body, dispenser, decoration, tooling, inspection and delivery in the comparison.

02 / APPLICATIONHow do I buy packaging for cleansing oil?

Match the formula, closure, leakage checks and sample plan before approving a pack.

03 / DEVELOPMENTWhat can change on a standard model?

See the decisions from existing shape to approved color, print and component set.

04 / COMPONENTSWhich bottle, pump and cap work together?

Check neck fit, output, formula use and the assembled sample rather than the appearance alone.

Coordinated WDA03 airless bottle presentations in several sizes — WDA03 illustrates a consistent look within one WDPACK model family. Other formats need separate fit and finish approval.

PLAN A PRODUCT LINE

One visual language, several packaging jobs.

A serum, cream and lotion can look related on the shelf while using different closures and dispensing systems. Select a real model for each formula first, then carry the shared color, artwork hierarchy and finish through the approved samples.

Choose by useMatch each formula to its fill opening, dispensing method and component set.

Design the familySpecify the colors, logo placement and label hierarchy that should repeat across SKUs.

Approve each packCheck fit and function per format; compare the finished samples together for consistency.

Compare packaging formats

MATCH THE ROUTE TO YOUR LAUNCH

Test, brand and repeat with a clear reference.

The right first order depends on what the brand still needs to learn. Keep each decision tied to a named SKU, approved sample and written specification.

01 / MARKET TEST

Learn from an existing format

Compare catalogue models and request an available physical sample. Ask whether the chosen stock configuration qualifies for a lower minimum; some stocked bottles may start at 300 pieces.

Confirm: live stock, parts, sample and eligible quantity.

02 / BRANDED RUN

Prove the line in its final finish

Set artwork, color references and decoration for every selected pack. Review decorated and assembled samples before fixing the first bulk order.

Confirm: proofing cost, normal MOQ, acceptance and delivery terms.

03 / REPEAT & EXTEND

Preserve the approved version

Keep the sample, drawing or artwork revision and component list with the order record. When adding a new format, check its function separately while carrying over the brand system.

Confirm: unchanged parts, batch checks and new-SKU proofing.

Operator handling bottle forms beside WDPACK production equipment — WDPACK production area: bottle bodies handled beside the line.

FROM REQUIREMENT TO APPROVAL

Make the choices visible before production

Product photography can establish appearance, but the assembled pack must be checked against the intended contents and approved sample.

Select a base formatShortlist an SKU or bring a reference bottle and drawing.
Define the changeMark capacity, neck, dispenser, color and decoration requirements.
Approve a sampleReview dimensions, finish, fit and agreed inspection points.

Review the order steps

ORDER PLANNING

Minimum quantities depend on the route.

Our normal minimum is 10,000 pieces. Some bottles already in stock can start from 300 pieces. Availability and terms must be confirmed for the selected model.

Explore product models

10,000 pcsNormal MOQ

300 pcsSelected in-stock bottles

7–15 daysPreparation for special decoration or printing samples

YOUR BRIEF

Details that help shape a quotation

Selected SKU or reference image
Capacity, contents and required dispensing method
Quantity and target delivery market
Color, logo, decoration and packing requirements
Any compatibility or quality requirements

Prepare an inquiry

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you order

Can I request a sample?

Yes. In-stock samples can be sent when available. Samples requiring special decoration or printing generally take around 7–15 days to prepare and may carry a reasonable sample charge.

What is the minimum order quantity?

The normal MOQ is 10,000 pieces. For some bottles in stock, the MOQ can be 300 pieces. Confirm the actual MOQ for your chosen model.

Can the bottle be printed or decorated?

Available methods include silk-screen printing, hot stamping, silver printing, frosting, color spraying, decals, polishing, plating and labels, subject to the selected product and quotation.

What shipping methods are possible?

Shipping options include EMS, FedEx, DHL, TNT and UPS, as well as sea and air freight. Confirm the route and terms when requesting a quote.