Question 1

Can I start without a dieline or finished artwork?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Share the product, approximate dimensions and how you want it to be presented. We can review a structure and artwork route before the specification is complete. Design scope, revisions and file rights are agreed in the quotation.

Question 2

Can I order paper and clear packaging together?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cartons, tubes, bags and clear components can be developed as one project. Clear packaging is available for sampling and production, with Presshape coordinating specifications, sample approval, quality review and delivery.

Question 3

What is the minimum order quantity?

Accepted Answer

Quantity is reviewed for the structure, material, print method, finishes and number of SKUs. Share your intended quantity, including a sample-only request, and we will assess a suitable route. There is no single minimum for every pack.

Question 4

How are samples and production approved?

Accepted Answer

Sample type, cost and timing are agreed for the project. Structure, artwork, color and finishes are reviewed before written sample approval. Production then follows the approved specification; a screen concept is not a production proof.

Question 5

Can you support repeat orders and multiple SKUs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Include the SKU list and any existing order or sample reference. Artwork versions, specifications and changes are reviewed together before a repeat production run.

Question 6

Do you work with agencies and OEM partners?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the partner route to describe white-label requirements, confidentiality, NDA needs and end-customer contact rules. The working arrangement is agreed before files or customer details are shared.

Question 7

Can packaging touch food or cosmetic contents directly?

Accepted Answer

Direct-contact uses require a separate material and compliance review for the intended contents and market. We do not promise suitability or certification before that review.

Question 8

How long does a project take?

Accepted Answer

The schedule depends on specification readiness, sample revisions, material sourcing, finishing and the delivery destination. Requested dates are reviewed by the team and confirmed in the quotation, rather than promised automatically.

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