Buyer Guides
These guides help overseas buyers confirm packaging specifications, materials, printing processes, artwork requirements and quotation information before sending an RFQ.
Last updated: 2026-07-13
RFQ Preparation
A useful packaging RFQ is specific enough for production review. You do not need every detail finalized, but the more accurate your size, material, artwork and quantity are, the faster a factory can quote the right route.
Read GuidePaper boxes and clear plastic boxes solve different packaging problems. The right choice depends on product visibility, brand surface, material preference, shelf display, structure and target market requirements.
Read GuideArtwork for packaging is more than a flat design. It needs a correct dieline, bleed, safe zones, color setup, finish notes and readable production instructions so the factory can check it before sampling.
Read GuideFinishing can change the look, touch and production cost of custom packaging. The best finish is not the most complicated one. It is the one that supports the product position and can be produced consistently.
Read GuidePackaging material should be chosen from the product outward. Weight, size, shelf display, touch, printing, storage and destination market all affect whether paperboard, mounted board, plastic sheet or label stock is suitable.
Read GuideFactory RFQ Support
Send size, material, artwork, finishing, quantity, usage and shipping country so the quote can be reviewed from real production details.