Made from cotton rope, ribbon, or plastic. Attached to gift boxes, packaging, or bags for easy carrying.

Available in polyester, silk, or cotton, and customizable with printed or woven logos. Enhances the aesthetic and ceremonial appeal of gifts.

Made from recycled paper or bamboo pulp—biodegradable and eco-friendly. Can be shaped into various forms to provide reliable protection.

Made from silk, satin (synthetic imitation), or velvet. Adds a luxurious look and soft touch while protecting products from scratches.

Crafted from paper or cardboard, often with laminated finishes. Supports high-quality printing and can be folded or die-cut into custom structures to hold products in place.

Made from PET, PVC, or PP plastic sheets, heated and vacuum-formed to fit tightly around products. Offers clear visibility and secure holding to prevent movement.

Typically made from polyurethane, this open-cell foam is a cost-effective cushioning material. It wraps gently around products to prevent scratches without adding extra weight—perfect for soft, supportive liners.

A polymer made from ethylene and vinyl acetate. This closed-cell foam offers superior cushioning and shock absorption, ideal for securing and protecting fragile items in packaging.

• A physical, raised and lowered texture is created through embossing. • Offers unique tactile qualities (such as leather, cloth, twill, and orange peel) and a three-dimensional visual experience.
• Significantly enhances the premium feel and differentiation of packaging, strengthening brand recall through tactile sensations.

• A tiny grating structure is created on the coating using laser embossing technology.
• Creates a dynamic, colorful rainbow laser effect when exposed to light.
• Widely used in food, cigarette packaging, cosmetics packaging, and promotional items to attract attention.

• An extremely thin metal foil (usually aluminum) applied by lamination or vapor deposition.
• Has a strong metallic luster and texture (such as gold and silver).
• Used in high-end gift packaging, chocolate packaging, and electronic product packaging to create a sense of luxury.

• Coated with a kaolin (clay) mixture on one side.
• One side has the strength and texture of kraft paper.
• The other side is smooth and flat, suitable for high-quality color printing.

• Kaolin (clay) mixture coating.
• The coated surface is extremely smooth and flat, with uniform ink absorption.
• Produces the highest-quality printing results with vibrant colors and sharp dots.

• The original kraft paper, uncoated and unbleached.
• Its rough surface makes it highly absorbent, resulting in darker and duller printed colors.
• Commonly used for industrial packaging, eco-friendly labels, and creative packaging that seeks an utterly natural look.

• Made by adding black dye or toner to the kraft pulp.
• Used to create a high-end, mysterious, and fashionable visual effect, such as in trendy brand packaging and electronics packaging.

• Suitable for high-end paper bags and packaging requiring intricate printing, such as luxury shopping bags.
• Stronger than ordinary white cardboard.