| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Double-Door Magnetic Perfume Gift Box |
| Outer Dimensions | 220 × 151 × 71 mm |
| Gross Weight | 201.1 g |
| Structure | Double-door magnetic (left + right doors open outward along vertical centre line) |
| Outer Paper | 120 gsm white textured specialty paper (self-embossed paisley pattern) + 1,000 gsm black-backed greyboard |
| Inner Paper | 120 gsm white textured specialty paper + 1,000 gsm black-backed greyboard |
| Inner Wall Colour | Black (from black-backed board — no additional print required) |
| Surface Finish | Print (olive green base) + eco water-based gloss varnish + custom texture press + rose-gold foil stamp + die-cut + assembly + adhere rose badge |
| Decorative Features | Rose-shaped die-cut logo badge (adhered at door join) / petal-shaped display backboard (integral, self-standing when open) |
| Magnet | Embedded in both door front edges |
| Interior | Black-walled open cavity — no insert (customer supplies own) |
| MOQ | 1000 pcs |
| Sample Lead Time | One week after design confirmation |
| Production Lead Time | 30-45 working days after sample approval |
This double-door magnetic format opens outward from a vertical centre line, revealing the product in a wide, theatrical gesture. It measures 220 × 151 × 71 mm, weighs 201.1 g, and is built from 120 gsm textured specialty paper over 1,000 gsm black-backed greyboard.
Designed for the Middle Eastern and European gifting market, where unboxing is part of the product experience. Topvisio is a perfume gift box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, supplying this structure with FSC Chain of Custody certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and PPWR-compliant packaging-weight data for EU-bound brands. The olive green exterior, paisley texture, and rose-gold foil signal a botanical, vintage aesthetic without any exterior copy.
Available in other colourways, sizes, or with a bottle-specific insert. MOQ 1,000 units, sample lead time 7 days, production 30–45 business days after sample approval.
Irregular and hand-assembled structures have a monthly production capacity of up to 200,000 units.
In a single-lid magnetic box, one panel swings open and the product is accessed from the front. In this perfume gift box, two doors open simultaneously — or one at a time — from a vertical seam at the centre of the front face.
The magnetic closure runs along the full height of both door front edges, which means the closing force is distributed across the entire door height rather than concentrated at a single magnet point.
This matters for a perfume gift box specifically because fragrance bottles are tall and heavy relative to the box width.
A single-magnet closure at the centre of a door can allow the door to bow outward at the top and bottom under the weight of the bottle pushing against the interior wall during transit.
A full-height magnetic seal prevents this.
When the doors open, a petal-shaped decorative backboard rises from the rear of the box.
This backboard is not a separate component — it is cut from the same board as the rear wall of the perfume gift box and scored to stand upright when the doors reach 90 degrees.
It frames the product from behind, functioning as a display screen. The shape is a stylised cloud or petal outline, and the exterior surface carries the same green print and texture as the rest of the box.
The inner cavity walls are black. The 1,000 gsm greyboard used throughout this perfume gift box has a black backing — the black face points inward, and when the paper is wrapped to the inside, the black surface shows without any additional printing.
This is not a cost-saving shortcut. It is the standard way to achieve a deep, even black interior in rigid box construction, because printed black on white interior paper shows gloss variation and shade inconsistency that black-backed board does not.
The texture is in the paper — pressed during manufacture, not applied as a separate process. When the olive green base colour is printed over the embossed surface, the ink sits in the recesses of the texture and the raised areas carry slightly less ink, creating a tone-on-tone depth effect.
The pattern reads as dark green on olive green rather than as a flat print.
The surface treatment sequence is: print (olive green base) → eco water-based gloss varnish → custom texture press → rose-gold foil stamp → die-cut → assembly.
The eco water-based gloss varnish goes on before the texture press. This sequence is important because the varnish seals the print and provides the surface on which the texture press embeds the pattern more cleanly.
Applying the varnish after the texture press would fill the pressed recesses and reduce the depth of the texture.
The rose-gold foil stamp covers three elements inside the perfume gift box: the rose outline illustration on the interior front panel, the blessing text — “May the joy and happiness around you always” — and a small rose icon above the text.
All three are positioned on the interior face of the doors, not the exterior. The exterior of this perfume gift box carries no foil.
The rose-shaped logo badge is a separate component. It is die-cut from the same 120 gsm specialty paper, foil-stamped on the face, and adhered at the junction of the two doors using double-sided tape.
When the doors are closed, the badge sits centred on the front face and spans the door seam. When the doors open, it peels away with the right door.
The badge is not a functional lock — the magnets hold the doors closed. It is a visual seal.
The two doors must meet flush along their full height — 71 mm — without a visible gap at the top or bottom and without one door sitting proud of the other.
At 220 mm width, the two doors are each 110 mm wide. A 0.5 mm error in the board cutting or assembly process places one door 0.5 mm higher than the other, which is immediately visible and unacceptable in a premium perfume gift box.
We use a registration jig during assembly that holds both doors in parallel until the hinge adhesive sets.
The petal backboard must stand upright reliably after the doors open.
If the score line is too deep, the backboard collapses backward. If it is too shallow, it does not stand at the correct angle.
The score depth is set to 60% of board thickness — approximately 0.6 mm on 1,000 gsm board — and the stand angle is maintained at 85 degrees from horizontal. This keeps the backboard visible from the front without allowing it to fall backward.
The interior panels of this perfume gift box are not perfectly flat after assembly. The doors develop a slight inward bow caused by adhesive tension during production.
Foil stamping on a bowed surface can produce registration drift of up to 1.2 mm at the panel edges.
To eliminate this issue, each assembled door is flattened under a weighted press for 30 minutes before foil stamping. Registration tolerance after flattening is maintained within ±0.4 mm.
what the opening experience should feel like.
A rigid drawer box slides open horizontally — the inner tray pulls out from one end. It is compact, efficient, and works well for single bottles in a narrow format.
A double-door perfume gift box opens from the front, revealing the full width of the product in one motion.
For a gift set with two or three bottles displayed side by side, the double-door format presents everything at once. For a single bottle where the emphasis is on ceremony rather than efficiency, the double-door format creates a more theatrical reveal.
A drawer box in an equivalent board specification is typically 10–15% less expensive per unit than a double-door magnetic perfume gift box.
The additional magnets and assembly operations required for the double-door structure account for most of the difference.
If budget is the primary constraint and the product is a single fragrance bottle, a drawer box is worth considering.
If the packaging itself forms part of the gifting experience — as it does for many premium fragrance brands — the double-door format justifies its additional cost through presentation value, shelf impact, and a more memorable unboxing experience.
The double-door opening, the botanical illustration, and the blessing text inside — “May the joy and happiness around you always” — align with gifting culture in Gulf markets, where the presentation of a gift often carries as much importance as the gift itself.
European niche fragrance brands producing limited-edition gift sets frequently use this double-door perfume gift box for seasonal launches and collector editions.
The olive green colourway combined with rose-gold foil photography performs well across e-commerce listings, social media campaigns, and influencer unboxing content.
For brands whose primary sales channel is direct-to-consumer online, packaging that photographs well is often as important as packaging that performs well in transit.
Cosmetic and lifestyle brands entering the gifting category for the first time often choose this perfume gift box because the structure is already proven in production and retail environments.
Most of the visual impact comes from the combination of specialty paper, texture, colour, and foil decoration rather than from highly complex structural engineering.
The box itself is not difficult to manufacture. The challenge lies in maintaining tight production tolerances for door alignment, magnetic closure performance, foil registration, and decorative component placement — controls managed on the factory floor rather than through structural complexity.
A perfume gift box is a rigid packaging structure used to present a fragrance bottle or set for retail sale or gifting.
It uses a thick structural board core — typically 1,000–1,200 gsm — wrapped in specialty or coated paper, protecting glass bottles in transit while presenting the brand before the product is seen.
MOQ is 1,000 units. Samples are produced within 7 days of design confirmation. A colourway change — burgundy or navy, for example — uses the sample fee for a new print run on the same structure, with production following the standard 30–45 business day lead time after sample approval.
Yes. The interior cavity measures 220 × 151 × 71 mm and ships with black walls, no insert, as standard.
EVA foam cut to the bottle profile is the most common option, holding the bottle securely without extra bagging. A vacuum-formed PP tray is available for multi-bottle sets. Sample lead time for any insert is 7 days.
Standard is N35 grade neodymium, embedded in both door front edges, with closing force of approximately 800 g per door pair — sufficient for standard courier transit. A lower-cost ferrite option is also available.
Yes. The base paper is white with olive green printed over the embossed surface, and can be printed to any Pantone Solid Coated reference — the texture stays identical while the colour changes. Common colourways include burgundy, navy, forest green, champagne, and matte black.
The greyboard is available with FSC Chain of Custody certification, and the specialty paper uses an eco water-based varnish with no solvent-based coating. Material composition and packaging-weight data compliant with the PPWR can be supplied on request for EU-bound orders.
Topvisio is a perfume gift box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. This structure can be supplied with FSC Chain of Custody certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and PPWR compliance documentation for brands shipping into the EU.
GET STARTED
Sample in 7 Days
Tell us your products, the box size, colour, and quantity.
We’ll respond within 24 hours.
Secondary Subheadings
Secondary Subheadings
Secondary Subheadings
