Logo options depend on the model, material, print area, artwork and quantity. Send the product model and your logo file. Yujia can review screen printing, hot stamping or a label for that pack and confirm what can be sampled.

Decoration changes the look of an existing container through color, printing, finish or a matching part. A custom mold changes the structure and needs a separate review of drawings, tooling, samples, cost and volume. Tell us which part must change before choosing a route.

Start with the artwork and container surface. Screen printing may suit direct graphics; hot stamping may suit a foil detail; a label may help with more text or design changes. The final choice depends on material, shape, print area, use and a physical sample.

Share a color code and, if possible, a physical reference. Different materials and finishes can make the same target color look different. Compare real samples side by side and record the approved reference for each component.

The usable area depends on shape, curve, seams and closure. Ask for a drawing or print-area guide for the exact container. Check small text and label edges on a physical sample before approving artwork.

There is no one MOQ for every project. It can change with the base model, material, color, printing method, artwork versions and quantity per SKU. Send your design and quantities so Yujia can confirm the minimum for each proposed option.

Ask for samples that match the chosen container, closure, color and decoration as closely as the project allows. Check appearance, fit, dispensing, sealing and your formula in the final pack. Availability, cost and timing need confirmation for the exact project.

Approve the model and capacity, materials and components, artwork version, color and finish references, logo position, sample result, quantity, packing method and agreed terms. Keep the approved sample and written specification together for future orders.