Choose the bottle
Match the formula and fill volume to a suitable bottle, jar or airless pack. Confirm the pump, cap, neck and opening as one assembly.
Compare models
Move from a product idea to an approved bottle specification. Choose a real model, define its decoration, test an assembled sample and order at the quantity the route allows.
The minimum quantity is a starting point for an eligible configuration. Ask us to verify the exact SKU, components, finish and current production schedule.
These routes are quotation starting points, not blanket availability or price guarantees. See the in-stock route
A beautiful bottle is only useful when its opening, dispenser and closure work with your filling process and user experience. Compare two or three actual models before paying for decoration.
Each step produces something specific to approve. Your team can enter at the step where the information is ready.
Match the formula and fill volume to a suitable bottle, jar or airless pack. Confirm the pump, cap, neck and opening as one assembly.
Compare modelsSupply a vector logo and label copy. Check available print area, number of colors, registration and readable type on the actual container.
Review decorationStart with an existing body color when speed or quantity matters. For a custom color, supply a physical or specified reference and approve the result on a sample.
Compare finishesTell us whether each unit needs a carton, insert or protective packing. Supply dimensions and required claims before the dieline is approved.
See the order processSend a reference image or SKU, intended contents, target fill, quantity and launch market. We can return an initial packaging route within 72 hours of a usable brief.
These are catalogue examples, not a claim that each pictured finish is available at every MOQ. Confirm current options for the exact configuration.

Physical formats in the WDPACK showroom. Request the chosen assembled configuration for testing.
Ask for a stock sample to test the structure. If color or print matters, approve the decorated version before bulk production. The 72-hour target applies to an initial route, not physical sample arrival.
Check filling temperature, viscosity, fill opening and compatibility with the intended contents.
Test pump output, cap fit, leakage and repeated use on the assembled pack.
Compare color, logo registration, label position and handling marks under agreed lighting.
Agree unit packing, carton count, destination and the sample or drawing retained as the approval reference.
This sequence turns a first inquiry into a repeatable order record.
Formula, target fill, market, quantity and launch date
Named SKUs, component choices and working quotation
Physical structure and decorated sample when needed
Approved sample, artwork revision and acceptance criteria
Production updates and agreed inspection checks
Packing details, shipping terms and reorder reference
Illustrative planning example using real WDPACK models; it is not a customer case or a formula-compatibility claim.

Shortlist an airless format, then test output and formula fit.
Check a pump bottle, filling opening and planned label area.
Test jar access, liner and closure with the intended filling process.
Repeat logo position and information hierarchy across the range; approve function and decoration for each model separately.
The exact model, decoration and quantity determine the final specification.
No. The 300-piece route applies to selected stock configurations. Send the SKU, capacity, color and components for a live check.
The eligible 1,000-piece route is for logo printing. Color customization is a separate route that may start at 5,000 pieces for an eligible model.
An initial packaging route can be prepared within 72 hours of a usable brief. Physical sample preparation and shipping depend on the selected model and decoration; confirm the date in the quotation.
Send your logo, references and mandatory label copy. The printable area, method and final artwork files can be defined with the chosen container.
Yes. Keep consistent visual rules, but approve print placement, components and function on every model separately.
Provide the intended contents, target fill, SKU or reference, quantity per model, finish, destination and needed delivery date.
Tell us what you are filling and how many units you are planning. We will identify the format, quantity route, sample checks and information still needed.