Custom shoulder & neck or classic lid & base perfume boxes for bulk orders. OEM/ODM since 1985 with FSC papers, pearl finishes, and engineered inserts. Fast sampling, stable color, clean reveal height control. Build ritual unboxing that protects glass and ships well with perfume-box.
You’re here because you want sturdy, premium, and scalable packaging for fragrance. Good—Shoulder & Neck Lid and Base Boxes (a.k.a. shoulder-neck rigid boxes) give you that “click… lift… reveal” moment while keeping glass safe. At perfume-box, we OEM/ODM these every day for brands from big global names to scrappy startups, so let’s break it down in plain talk and real use cases.
A shoulder-neck box has a base, a lid, and an inner neck/shoulder tray glued into the base. The lid lands on the “shoulder,” leaving a neat reveal band. It looks luxe, it feels solid, and it guides the unboxing pace—nice and slow, ritual style. This structure fits perfume best because the neck adds stiffness and keeps inserts square.
Quick link: Shoulder & Neck Lid and Base Boxes
If you don’t need the neck, a classic lid-and-base still gives you premium real estate for foil, emboss/deboss, and spot UV. With FSC/recycled papers on request, you can hit sustainability goals without losing that soft-touch feel. Our OEM/ODM line covers dieline refinement, sampling, production, and export—factory-direct since 1985—so you keep time-to-market tight and risk low.
Explore a style: Luxury Perfume Lid and Base Boxes Fancy Paper Manufacturers
Iconic fashion houses lean on shoulder-neck for ceremony and stability. The Carolina Herrera style shows that elevated lid drop and refined lining—exactly the vibe when you need shelf impact plus glass protection. Use this as a mood board for your own color/foil/emboss stack.
See details: Carolina Herrera Perfume Neck Shoulder Lid and Base Boxes
Pearlescent paper is a small tweak that reads “premium” fast. It pairs well with blind-deboss logos for a quiet, tactile luxury. Great for gift editions or Q4 drops where you want glam but still protect the bottle with a snug insert.
Try the look: Pearl Paper Perfume Packaging Lid and Base Boxes Supplier
This style leans into the shoulder reveal as a design line. Think of the reveal as your “spine”—pick a metallic or brand color and let it flash only when opened. It’s small, but buyers notice.
Reference piece: Versace Perfume Neck Shoulder Lid and Base Boxes Wholesale
| Decision Point | Best Pick | Why it helps at scale | Packaging notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unboxing “ritual” is key | Shoulder & Neck Lid and Base | The shoulder reveal builds drama; lid seats flush in QC | Define reveal height on the spec; tiny change, big feel |
| Fast campaign rollouts | Lid & Base | Simpler tooling, easy to run in parallel SKUs | Keep dielines consistent; swap only wrap paper and inserts |
| Fragile bottle shapes | Shoulder-neck with EVA/pulp | Neck stiffens structure; insert locks bottle geometry | EVA = max cushion; molded pulp = greener vibe |
| Sustainability goals | Paper/pulp insert | Mono-material flow for easier recycling | Ask for FSC and a clear disposal note on the basecard |
| Seasonal gift sets | Pearl paper + foil | Instant “gift-ready” shine | Use low-coverage foils to keep fibers more recyclable |
| Visual branding line | Colored shoulder reveal | The reveal becomes an on-brand stripe | Keep reveal gap even; tolerance ± small but matters |
The structural and finish options above reflect perfume-box’s OEM/ODM range including FSC/recycled papers and premium finishes.
| Field | What to write | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Box type | Shoulder & Neck Lid and Base / Lid and Base | Match to the bottle & launch story |
| Internal size (L×W×H) | Fit to bottle + insert | Add 1–2 mm play for wrap-paper thickness |
| Reveal height | e.g., 3–6 mm visible neck | Call it out separately; don’t hide inside “height” |
| Insert type | EVA / Molded pulp / Knife-cut paperboard | EVA = cushion; pulp/paper = greener; both can be flocked |
| Paper | Art paper / Pearl paper / Textured | Pearl reads luxe; textured reads natural |
| Finishes | Foil / Emboss / Deboss / Spot UV | Combine 1–2 max; keep it clean for brand recall |
| Color standard | Pantone refs + lab values | Lock in a target so batch-to-batch stays tight |
| QC & tests | AQL gates + drop/ship test | Align on bottle + box as a system |
| Shipping plan | Flat pack if possible | Collapsible options reduce warehouse pain (where structure allows) |
Scenario 1 — Startup with 30/50 ml SKUs You want fast MOQ, clean look, and space for a story card. Go lid & base with a paperboard insert—cheap to tool, still protects. When you scale, you can swap in molded pulp without changing the outer dieline. It’s simple, and it work nice.
Scenario 2 — Global brand seasonal set Need a gift vibe without re-engineering the bottle? Choose shoulder-neck with a colored reveal and pearl paper. Keep the foil to one logo hit. This controls material mix and keeps recycling easier, while still screaming “holiday”.
Scenario 3 — Travel retail / testers Choose a snug EVA or pulp nest with a finger-notch. Add a lid stop so associates can open quick without popping the lid off. Small tweak, but saves time at the counter and reduces damages.
Scenario 4 — Heavy glass / odd geometry Go shoulder-neck plus dual-density insert (hard frame + soft foam). The neck adds rigidity and reduces lid wobble in transit. You’ll see lower breakage. Yes, obvious, but teams forget this when rushing artwork.
