FAQ

Q: What is CMYK?

A: CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black and is the color space commonly used within the

     printing industry. Before your packaging is sent to our manufacturing facilities for print, it is important that

     your artwork on our dielines are all in CMYK.

     Not converting your artwork properly to CMYK color mode will result in inaccurate color output since the

     printing press can only operate using CMYK colors.

Q: How to customize a packaging box for my cosmetic product?

A: 1. Pls send us the detailed measurements of your product (length, width, height), or send a sample to us;

     2. We make a template file based on your product size;

     3. You put your design / artwork on our template or we make a design for you;

     4. We make a sample based on your artwork and send it to you for approval;

     5. Start bulk production after get your confirmation on sample.

Q: What is the difference between digital and offset print?
A:  Digital Print

Digital printed packaging is created using a digital printer to print directly on the material, similar to how a

desktop inkjet printer would print on paper (but on a larger scale).
    Lower print quality than offset printing.
    It does not require an additional tooling fee, making it more affordable for smaller quantity orders.

    Offset Print

Offset printing uses metal plates to layer color in succession, offering superior image quality and greater

cost-efficiency for larger volume production runs.
   Highest print quality.
   Recommended for high quantity orders due to additional tooling/setup fee