Packaging case study / Fashion accessories
Two Magnetic Box Sizes for a Coordinated Accessory Presentation
A partner-managed accessory project required more than one box format. The brief recorded two magnetic-box sizes and quantities of 50 + 25 units for a presentation involving watches, cross-body bags and belts.
Matte lamination, foil and a pillow-pouch detail connected the packaging specifications across the project.
Project overview
| Project detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Client sector | Fashion accessories |
| Intended use | Partner-managed watch, bag and belt presentation |
| Box style | Magnetic Closure |
| Dimensions | 3.125 × 3.125 × 2.5 inches; 9.25 × 7.25 × 2.5 inches |
| Quantity ordered | 50+25 |
| Internal presentation | Pillow pouch |
| Finishes | Foil and matte lamination |
Different accessories within one packaging project
The recorded contents spanned several accessory types. The brief therefore had a multi-format character from the beginning.
Two sizes were specified: a compact 3.125-inch square format and a larger 9.25 × 7.25-inch rectangular format. Both shared the same recorded 2.5-inch depth.
Two footprints with a common depth
The smaller and larger boxes had substantially different footprints. The shared 2.5-inch dimension connected them at the depth level while preserving different enclosing formats.
That relationship is the structural focus of the project. The sizes establish a coordinated packaging brief without assigning particular accessories or quantities to each format.
Foil, matte lamination and an internal presentation detail
Foil introduced the metallic treatment, with matte lamination specifying the low-gloss surface. A pillow-pouch detail was also included in the brief.
Those features added presentation elements alongside the two box sizes. The partner-managed project consequently combined format variation with a connected set of finishing and internal details.
A multi-format accessory packaging specification
The project brought together two magnetic-box sizes, quantities recorded as 50 + 25 units, matte lamination, foil and a pillow-pouch detail.
Its distinctive feature is the shared depth across different footprints. The packaging brief accounted for variation within one accessory presentation project.
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