Case 03 / European & North American fragrance

A cylindrical surface.
Alignment in every direction.

European and North American fragrance brands required premium paper cans around existing perfume bottles in both rolled-edge and flat-edge structures.

3K development entry100K repeat ordersCMYK · lamination · foilRolled and flat-edge formats
01 / The constraint

What made the project difficult.

Paper has stretch. Circumference affects where artwork meets, while the body design must also align with the logo on the top. The finished pack is judged from several directions, not one flat view.

02 / The response

What the team changed.

CMYK printing, lamination and foil were adjusted through physical sampling. Registration was evaluated around the circumference and against the top so the intended design stayed coherent after forming.

03 / The outcome

Evidence that the solution moved beyond sampling.

04 / What the project taught us

Premium decoration is not only a printing question. Material behavior, forming and artwork geometry must be solved together.
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