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View 100ml Bottle BoxesBottles require packaging that keeps them stable throughout storage, shipping and retail handling. Our custom bottle packaging boxes are manufactured around your bottle dimensions, closure type and distribution requirements, using tailored structures, protective inserts and premium printing to support cosmetics, beverages, food, pharmaceutical and wellness products across the UK.
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View Custom 60ml Bottle BoxesBottle capacity is only one part of the specification. Glass weight, bottle geometry, closures, dispensers, accessories and the intended sales route all influence the structure required around the finished product.
Filled weight, neck height, base diameter and carrying method should be confirmed before the outer structure and internal separation are specified.
Decorative glass, heavy bases and tall caps often require accurate fit and controlled upright presentation.
Droppers, pumps and narrow bottles need enough closure clearance without leaving excessive room for movement.
Dense filled products can place more load on the base and may need stronger grouped or distribution packaging.
Carriers and cases should account for combined filled weight, lifting points, divider spacing and stacking.
Retail cartons often need repeatable dimensions, clear information panels and consistent presentation across SKUs.
Bottles, glasses, accessories or literature can be organised in one fitted presentation system without unnecessary void space.
Two bottles with the same stated capacity can have different heights, shoulders, bases and closures. The carton should be developed from the actual finished container or an accurate technical drawing.
These dimensions determine loading clearance, insert geometry and the internal carton size.
Include the complete cap, cork, pump, spray, dropper or trigger in the measurement.
Measure the widest point across the body, shoulder or base rather than assuming a nominal diameter.
Tall or irregular closures may require protected headspace and additional upper support.
Use the weight of the sellable filled bottle because it influences board grade and base performance.
A sample bottle can improve fit checking. If a sample is unavailable, provide an accurate dimensioned drawing and review the dieline guidelines before artwork is prepared.
Material choice should follow the filled bottle, pack dimensions, internal support and route to market. A stronger board is useful only when it works with the structure and the protection actually required.
A smooth folding carton material suited to perfume, skincare, supplement and other individual bottle packs where detailed print, flat storage and efficient assembly are priorities.
Kraft board creates a natural fibre appearance for oils, artisan drinks and understated product ranges. Artwork should be planned for the brown substrate because lighter colours reproduce differently.
Corrugated structures provide greater compression resistance for heavier bottles, multipacks, ecommerce shipments and wholesale distribution where stacking and handling are more demanding.
Rigid greyboard creates a substantial presentation format for fragrance, premium drinks, corporate gifts and multi-item bottle sets where a controlled opening experience matters.
Bottle protection should control movement, prevent glass-to-glass contact and support the filled load without gripping the product so tightly that pressure is concentrated around the shoulder, base or closure.
Allow protected headspace around pumps, droppers, caps and corks while limiting tipping.
Useful options: collars and upper supportsReduce repeated sideways movement so the bottle does not strike the carton wall or adjacent items.
Useful options: die-cut inserts and close-fitting cellsHeavy filled glass can place significant force on a small footprint at the bottom of the pack.
Useful options: base cradles and reinforced structuresGrouped bottles need enough divider height and cell stability to limit bottle-to-bottle contact.
Useful options: partitions and corrugated fitmentsFor heavier, fragile or higher-value products, review the bottle, insert and outer structure together. The relevant check is the assembled pack under its expected handling and stacking conditions—not one component in isolation.
Retail, gifting and ecommerce do not require the same structure. Select the box format around presentation, opening experience, handling and the protection expected from each packaging layer.
Efficient individual packs for shelf presentation, branding and product information.
Useful where product reveal, visible presentation or a more deliberate opening sequence matters.
Designed for higher-value gifting, launch collections and bottle-and-accessory sets.
Protective structures for fulfilment, courier networks, wholesale supply and grouped bottle movement.
The bottle label and outer carton should read as one range. Colour, product information, SKU differentiation and selected finishes should be planned after the structural panels are confirmed.
CMYK supports full-colour graphics, while Pantone references can provide closer control for established brand shades.
Keep logo placement, colour logic and key information recognisable even when carton dimensions change between SKUs.
Reserve practical space for product names, variants, instructions, barcodes and other required information.
Matt, gloss, foiling, embossing, debossing, Spot UV, windows and textured wraps should be used where they add visible value.
Bottle ranges often share the same brand rules while dimensions, inserts and artwork vary between products. Separating fixed specifications from SKU-specific details makes repeat purchasing easier to manage.
Retain approved board, structure, dimensions and insert details where the packed bottle remains unchanged.
Use consistent colour, logo placement, typography and information hierarchy across related products.
Different bottle shapes, closures and filled weights can require their own internal fit even within one range.
Use approved structural and artwork references to make future orders clearer to brief and easier to compare.
Bottle dimensions, filled weight, closure, pack quantity, sales route, required insert, order quantity and artwork status provide a practical starting point for a custom bottle packaging quotation.
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The right size, board and box style are reviewed.
A digital proof is prepared before production begins.
Boxes are printed, cut, folded and finished to specification.
Finished packaging is checked for structure and print quality.
Completed packaging is packed and delivered to your business.
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JOON Plant Based AtelierWe produce custom bottle packaging for products including wine, spirits, beer, cider, perfumes, skincare, essential oils, cosmetics, sauces, syrups, juices, supplements and speciality beverages. Packaging can be developed for individual bottles, paired products, gift sets and multi-bottle formats.
Yes. Bottle packaging can be developed around the finished container rather than a standard box size. Overall height, maximum width, closure profile, shoulder shape and filled weight can all affect the carton dimensions and internal support required.
Yes. Custom inserts, partitions, collars and bottle supports can be used to help reduce movement during storage and handling. The most suitable option depends on the bottle shape, filled weight, pack quantity and intended distribution route.
The best material depends on the product and how the pack will be used. Folding boxboard suits many individual retail cartons, while corrugated board provides greater structural strength for heavier bottles, multipacks and shipping. Rigid greyboard is commonly used for premium gift packaging where presentation is a priority.
Yes. Bottle packaging can be developed for ecommerce fulfilment using suitable outer structures and internal support to control movement during delivery. In some cases, the customer-facing bottle carton may sit inside a separate protective distribution pack for courier handling.
Bottle packaging can be printed using CMYK or Pantone colours, depending on the artwork and colour requirements. Finishing options can include matt or gloss lamination, soft-touch finishes, Spot UV, foil blocking, embossing, debossing and die-cut windows where appropriate for the material and pack design.
Yes. Premium bottle packaging can be developed for retail gift sets, corporate gifting and presentation ranges. Options include rigid boxes, magnetic closure boxes, drawer formats and two-piece presentation boxes with fitted inserts where required.
For a more accurate quotation, provide the bottle dimensions, filled weight, closure type, quantity, intended pack format, sales or distribution route, printing requirements and whether inserts or dividers are needed. Artwork status and the delivery destination are also useful.
Healey Packaging offers no minimum order requirement for custom bottle packaging. Standard production is typically 7–10 working days after artwork approval, although more complex structures, materials or specialist finishes can affect the final schedule.
Yes. If the artwork is still being developed, Healey Packaging can support structural planning, dielines, artwork preparation and print specifications before production. Final artwork should be checked against the approved structure before manufacturing begins.
Paperboard, kraft and corrugated options can be considered where they meet the required protection and presentation needs. Recyclability can be affected by coatings, laminates, windows, foils and inserts, so the complete packaging system should be reviewed rather than the outer board alone.
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