Narrow carton for a tall container
The vertical shape suggests a compact bottle presentation. Finished size must be calculated from the labeled bottle plus practical clearance, not from a nominal volume such as 50 ml.
Cosmetic packaging · GS-1294765
Tall blue perfume carton with gold detail.
This reference shows a tall, narrow dark-blue folding carton with gold decorative elements and multiple copy panels. It can guide proportion and artwork hierarchy for a perfume or serum pack, but the stated application does not guarantee fit for another 50 ml bottle or confirm a coating process.
- Reference
- GS-1294765
- Category
- Cosmetic packaging
- Pricing
- Confirmed after specification
- Order basis
- Project-specific
Evidence boundary: The artwork visible in the image is a reference and does not imply brand affiliation. A nominal 50 ml description is not a universal fit specification. UV coating, varnish, transport protection, cosmetic compliance, and exact color are not confirmed until materials, artwork, container, and samples are approved.
TallSingle-bottle proportion
TuckFolding carton direction
GoldDetail contrast shown
1:1Bottle-fit sample option
What this reference shows
Read the visible evidence first.
The photograph clearly shows front, side, and top panels, making it useful for discussing panel hierarchy and a premium dark-blue palette. The exact bottle footprint, shoulder, cap, label, filled weight, and insertion route are not visible and must drive the dieline.
Information distributed across panels
The example uses front branding, side text, and top detail. Required market copy, ingredients, warnings, codes, barcodes, and quiet zones must be supplied and approved by the buyer.
Dark blue with gold accents
Gold contrast on a dark field can be created in several ways. Foil, ink, coating, varnish, lamination, scuff resistance, and fold behavior remain choices to proof on the production board.
Configuration decisions
Confirm what the photograph cannot.
A project-ready quotation needs the physical product, artwork, production quantity, packing method, destination, and acceptance criteria. These decisions turn a useful image into a controlled specification.
- Bottle geometry
- Maximum width and depth, height, cap and shoulder profile, filled weight, label thickness, and orientation.
- Internal control
- Clearance, board caliper, bottom lock, insert or neck support, removal experience, and packing-line direction.
- Artwork system
- Blue and gold references, panel copy, barcode, batch-code zone, finish method, and areas vulnerable to rub.
- Project terms
- Quantity, language versions, proof route, destination, regulatory owner, export packing, and target date.
Approval route
Test the real use before production.
Use the filled production bottle for fit approval. Check insertion, removal, cap clearance, panel bow, base security, and barcode placement in a white sample. Review dark-blue consistency and gold registration only on the intended board and finished carton.
- Measure the finished bottle rather than relying on volume
- Check the carton with the labeled and capped container
- Approve all required copy and code zones
- Test visible surfaces for scuffing through pack-out
Continue the specification
Build the surrounding packaging route.
Use the parent service to compare construction choices, then review the related components or approval guide that support this specific reference.
Quote reference GS-1294765
Send the missing project facts.
The quote form will carry this reference into your brief. Add the real product or pack size, estimated quantity, destination, target date, packing method, and artwork so Kevin can identify the next technical questions.