
Beauty, Skincare & Fragrance
Jars sit upright, droppers are held at the neck, and heavy perfume glass is supported at the shoulder. The unboxing becomes part of the product.
Suits: serums, creams, perfume bottles and gift sets.
If your product deserves a considered unboxing, it deserves an insert shaped to it and a box that matches.

Jars sit upright, droppers are held at the neck, and heavy perfume glass is supported at the shoulder. The unboxing becomes part of the product.
Suits: serums, creams, perfume bottles and gift sets.

Earbuds, wearables, phones, chargers and audio, held still and presented like a launch, with cavities for the device, the cable and the card.
Suits: earbuds, smartwatches, phones, chargers and audio.

Gifts that feel considered from the first lift: each piece held in its own cavity, with your logo embossed into the fibre.
Suits: festive, wedding, client and employee gifts.

Small, precious pieces held precisely on a smooth surface that sets them off, in a rigid box with a foil-stamped lid.
Suits: watches, rings, necklaces and cufflinks.

Bottles supported at the shoulder; tins, jars and bars nested in their own cavities. The fibre holds each product’s own sealed pack, never the food or drink itself.
Suits: wine and spirits bottles, tea, coffee and chocolate in their own packs.

Supplements, personal-care devices and wellness kits, presented with care. The insert holds the product in its own packaging; it isn’t a sterile barrier.
Suits: supplements, grooming and personal-care devices, and wellness kits.

Accessories held still and shown at their best, with room for a care card or certificate.
Suits: eyewear, wallets, belts and fine pens.

Fragile pieces protected in transit and presented the moment the box opens.
Suits: candles, diffusers, ceramics and decor.
Where fibre fits. Fibre holds and presents your product but isn’t a barrier material, so for food, drink and health products the insert holds the product in its own primary pack.
If it’s premium and deserves a considered unboxing, tell us what it is. We’ll say honestly whether fibre is the right answer, before anything is made.