packaging

Stationery stickers are often used in study, office, and creative work. The material decides not only the user experience, but also safety and lifetime. For children and people who use stickers often, the material must be safe, suitable, durable, and comfortable to use. The most important point is non-toxic. Stickers should not contain harmful chemicals […]

Element selection: Focus on highly recognizable native species and landscapes. Animals could include kangaroos (side-view jumping pose for dynamism), koalas (hugging eucalyptus branches in a relaxed posture), and emus (elongated silhouette in simplified form). Plants may include golden wattle (yellow flower clusters reduced to dot symbols), jacaranda (purple petals simplified as curved lines), and eucalyptus

The design of snack retail boxes is highly important in the market. An attractive appearance can easily gain consumer preference—when customers see a beautiful box, it provides them with a sense of emotional comfort. Consumers usually spend only a few seconds in front of shelves, so visuals are the primary factor determining whether they will

Coated paper: Smooth surface with excellent printability, allowing vivid colors and fine patterns. With matte or glossy finishes, it can create either understated luxury or a shiny, eye-catching effect. Often used in mid-to-high-end perfume labels. For example, matte-coated paper combined with hot stamping gives an elegant and refined look. Specialty paper: Includes textured paper and

I. Core Premise: Define Sealing Requirements in a “Scenario-Based” WayThe quality of sealing has no universal standard. It must first be defined based on the product characteristics and usage environment—this definition of sealing objectives is the starting point of all design decisions. Different application scenarios demand very different sealing performances. A misaligned requirement definition often

From the perspective of substrates, the core requirements for eco-friendly stickers are biodegradability, recyclability, and low pollution, with materials adapted according to the functional needs of different application scenarios. Biodegradable substrates are the first choice for “single-use, short-term adhesion” scenarios. These materials can break down into harmless substances in natural environments (e.g., soil, seawater) or

The choice of materials for mid-to-high-end label packaging is not about simply piling up “expensive options,” but rather a systematic decision-making process based on three pillars: brand identity as the core, product context as the foundation, and user experience as the goal. Materials must convey “premium value” through their visual texture and tactile feel, while

The ease of removing a label largely depends on three key material properties: surface tension, surface hardness, and chemical stability. Surface tension and smoothness: The smoother the surface and the lower the tension (e.g., laminated or coated surfaces), the harder it is for the adhesive layer to bond firmly, making scraping cleaner with little residue