| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Box Style | Ultra-luxury 2-bottle handle-carry case — hinged-door front with antique bronze lock-clasp + PU leather top handle |
| Box Dimensions | 195 × 123 × 344 mm |
| Net Weight | 818.4 g per unit (empty) |
| Outer Wrap | 180 gsm black crocodile-grain PU leather paper |
| Board Core | 5 mm MDF (medium-density fibreboard) |
| Edge Trim | Machine-stitched antique copper dragon-pattern PVC leather wrap on all four corner edges |
| Front Medallion | Customisable antique-copper round metal nameplate ("Premium Quality Wine" reference; client artwork accepted) |
| Front Decoration | Gold hot-stamped logo and brand tagline |
| Closure | 1 × antique bronze metal lock-clasp |
| Carry Handle | PU leather top handle with 4 antique bronze N-ring hardware mounts |
| Interior Liner | 350 gsm black flocked paper wrapping all interior surfaces |
| Bottle Restraint | 2 × black hook-and-loop bottle straps fixed to centre divider |
| Bottle Cushioning | 1 mm perforated black flocked EVA base layer |
| Accessory Kit | 4-piece bar tool set in lid EVA cutouts — drip ring, pour spout, vacuum stopper, waiter's corkscrew |
The construction is a hinged-door front case with an antique bronze lock-clasp, a PU leather top handle on four antique bronze N-ring fittings, and a 4-piece bar accessory kit set into the lid.
Topvisio is a luxury wine box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. These luxury wine boxes can be supplied with FSC certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and for brands shipping into the EU, material composition and packaging-weight data compliant with PPWR.
The outer wrap is 180 gsm black crocodile-grain PU leather paper laminated to a 5 mm MDF core, chosen over greyboard for a cleaner leather wrap and the dimensional stability this luxury wine box demands.
Four-corner edges are wrapped in machine-stitched antique copper dragon-pattern PVC leather. The front carries a customisable nameplate and gold hot-stamped brand text and grape-leaf decoration.
The interior is 350 gsm black flocked paper throughout. Two bottles sit against the centre divider on hook-and-loop straps over a perforated EVA base; the lid holds the accessory kit in precision-cut EVA cutouts.
MOQ is 1,000 units. Sample lead time is 7 days; production lead time is 30 to 45 business days after sample approval. Bottles are not supplied; the accessory kit is included in the price.
Irregular and hand-assembled structures have a monthly production capacity of up to 200,000 units.
The core is 5 mm MDF wrapped in 180 gsm black crocodile-grain PU leather paper.
A hinged front door closes with an antique bronze lock-clasp, and stitched antique-copper dragon-pattern PVC leather trims the four corners for reinforcement and style.
A customisable round antique-copper nameplate sits on the front face.
Inside, EVA cutouts hold a 4-piece bar kit, while hook-and-loop straps and flocked EVA cushioning secure two bottles. All interior surfaces use 350 gsm black flocked paper.
See the Forest Stewardship Council website for FSC certification background.
Both lid and base of this luxury wine box use 5 mm MDF rather than greyboard. MDF gives a smooth surface for the PU leather wrap (greyboard would telegraph grain) and holds dimensional stability under the ~2.5 kg load of two bottles plus accessories over the box's keepsake lifespan.
The outer wrap is 180 gsm black crocodile-grain PU leather paper laminated to the MDF core. The embossed grain survives lamination and hot stamping, giving the look and feel of full leather rather than printed packaging.
Four corner edges of this luxury wine box are wrapped in machine-stitched antique copper dragon-pattern PVC leather — a traditional luxury-packaging signature that bridges the black crocodile wrap and antique bronze hardware, with consistent stitching across production runs.
A round antique-copper nameplate is mounted to the front face, fully customisable to client logos, monograms, or crests. Custom tooling lead time is included in the sample stage.
Brand text and grape-leaf motifs on this luxury wine box are applied by true gold hot stamping, not printed metallic ink, giving precise registration and a clean foil edge over the product's shelf life.
A single antique bronze lock-clasp closes the front, and the PU leather handle mounts via four antique bronze N-ring fittings rated for the full ~2.5 kg load. All hardware shares the same antique bronze finish for visual coherence.
The lid interior of this luxury wine box holds a 4-piece bar kit — drip ring with foil cutter, pour spout, vacuum stopper, and waiter's corkscrew — set into precision-cut EVA cutouts that hold each tool securely without rattling.
All interior surfaces use 350 gsm black flocked paper. Two bottles are held against the centre divider by hook-and-loop straps with a sewn buckle detail, cushioned by a 1 mm perforated flocked EVA base layer.
Standard interiors fit 2 × 750 ml Bordeaux bottles. We reconfigure the divider for Burgundy, Hock, Champagne, magnum, and premium spirits profiles — just send bottle photos, measurements, a CAD file, or a sample.
Black crocodile-grain is the showcase finish for this luxury wine box, with lizard, ostrich, Saffiano, Nappa, and pebble-grain also available. Colours include black, oxblood, navy, deep green, burgundy, brown, and Pantone-matched tones; edge trim can match or contrast.
Nameplates come in round, oval, square, or shield shapes, in antique copper, antique bronze, brushed gold, polished silver, gunmetal, or matte black. Logos, monograms, crests, dates, or serial numbers can be cast in; tooling is made at sample stage and reused for production.
Gold foil is standard; silver, rose gold, copper, holographic, matte black, and Pantone-matched foils are available. Decoration can be placed on the front, top, sides, or inside lid, designed during the artwork stage.
The standard 4-piece kit (drip ring, pour spout, vacuum stopper, corkscrew) can be swapped for a thermometer, aerator, foil cutter, wine pump, champagne stopper, or branded sommelier tools, with EVA cutouts re-cut accordingly. Kits of 2 to 6 pieces are available.
Antique bronze is the showcase finish across all hardware. Alternatives include antique brass, polished or brushed gold, antique or polished silver, gunmetal, and matte black — always kept consistent across a single unit.
Black flocked paper is standard for this luxury wine box's interior, with cream, burgundy, dark grey, matte, or printed liners available. Bottle straps can switch from hook-and-loop to PU leather, satin ribbon, or magnetic clips.
FSC-certified PU leather paper is available, backed by our production network's FSC chain-of-custody and full supporting documentation. See the Forest Stewardship Council website for certification scope.
The MDF construction, crocodile-grain PU wrap, antique bronze hardware, and accessory kit position this luxury wine box at the executive-gifting tier, kept as a keepsake after the bottles are consumed. Used by financial, legal, real estate, and corporate board-level appreciation programmes.
Wine and spirits awards programmes use this format for trophy presentation at events like the International Wine Challenge and Decanter World Wine Awards. The customisable nameplate allows event- or recipient-specific recognition. See the OIV official site for global wine standards context.
Distillery release programmes and winery limited-vintage releases use this luxury wine box for paired-bottle presentations — vintage flights, anniversary editions, and reserve collections — with the accessory kit supporting retail prices well above bottle MSRP.
Diplomatic gifting, government VIP packages, and high-net-worth personal gifting all use this positioning, where the retained luggage-case quality supports long-term brand association.
Cognac, Armagnac, aged tequila, single-malt Scotch, and reserve bourbon brands use this luxury wine box for travel-retail and duty-free presentation, with MDF construction tolerating airport handling and climate-controlled display.
Ultra-premium wedding gifting, milestone birthdays, retirement gifting, and personal milestones match this price tier. Personalised nameplate engraving and hot-stamped lid messaging are standard for this use case.
A luxury wine box is a rigid-case bottle presentation built to executive-gifting standards using premium materials — MDF or thick greyboard, PU or genuine leather wrap, antique-bronze or polished hardware, hot-stamped branding, and a fitted accessory kit.
The format suits corporate gifting, distillery limited editions, awards-show presentation, diplomatic gifting, and high-net-worth gifting where the box is kept as a keepsake after the bottles are consumed.
MOQ is 1,000 units for the standard configuration. Lower-volume runs for library releases, event packaging, or limited editions can be discussed — contact us with your brief.
Sample lead time is 7 business days after artwork and structural confirmation, longer if the nameplate needs new tooling or the accessory kit needs substitution. The sampling fee is credited against your production order.
Yes. FSC-certified production is available for the PU leather paper component, backed by Topvisio's FSC chain-of-custody and full documentation. PPWR compliance documentation can also be provided on request. See the Forest Stewardship Council website for background.
No — Topvisio produces the box and accessory kit only. Send bottle photos with measurements or a sample bottle, and the interior and divider are engineered around it.
Yes, the standard 4-piece kit is included in the unit price. Substitutions (2–6 pieces) are quoted separately, with tools set into precision-cut EVA cutouts so they travel without rattling.
MDF gives the smooth, uniform surface the PU leather wrap needs — greyboard would telegraph grain through it — and holds dimensional stability for a keepsake box retained over years, unlike greyboard which can warp under humid storage.
Nameplates come in round, oval, square, or shield shapes, in antique copper, antique bronze, brushed gold, polished silver, gunmetal, or matte black. Logos, monograms, crests, dates, or names can be cast in during the sample stage.
Standard production runs 25–35 business days after sample approval. Edge stitching, hardware fitting, and kit assembly extend per-unit time versus simpler wine boxes. Production runs across Topvisio's Dongguan and Guangzhou network — 36,000+ m², 14 automated lines, 900+ staff.
Every luxury wine box order goes through three QC checkpoints: incoming material inspection, in-production sampling (lock-clasp, handle pull-test, hardware match, stitch consistency, foil adhesion, kit fit), and pre-shipment full inspection. Third-party inspection is available on request.
Buyers wanting cost reductions below what options A–L allow should consider Topvisio's wine gift box (one tier down — 1,300 gsm greyboard + PU leather handle, no accessory kit, no nameplate, no edge trim) rather than diluting this build.
Reduces PU leather paper cost. Trade-off: crocodile-grain depth weakens; the PU wrap feels noticeably thinner under hand. Lamination over MDF remains stable.
Eliminates PU leather paper sourcing cost. Trade-off: real PU leather tactile reference is lost — printed crocodile effect is visual only and feels identical to standard matte under hand. Recommended only when budget target does not support the genuine PU leather signal.
Reduces board material cost. Trade-off: case rigidity drops noticeably; long-term dimensional stability under the carry load (2.5 kg) reduces, with potential mid-panel flex on the long faces of the case. The premium positioning of this luxury wine box assumes the substantial hand-feel of the 5 mm spec — 3 mm reads as a mid-tier carry case rather than executive luxury.
Eliminates the edge stitching pass and the PVC trim material. Trade-off: the four corner edges read as a standard PU-wrap case; the traditional luxury-luggage signature is lost. The case reads as a higher-quality version of the wine gift box (one tier down) rather than as a distinct luxury product.
Eliminates nameplate tooling and assembly cost. Trade-off: the front face loses its anchor element; only the hot-stamped brand text remains. The keepsake-case retention value drops because the personalised metal nameplate is one of the primary reasons recipients keep the box for years after the bottles are consumed.
Reduces handle material cost. Trade-off: the carry feel drops from luxury-luggage to standard gift-box level. The antique bronze N-ring hardware mounts remain functional. This option crosses a positioning threshold — webbing handles are incompatible with the luxury-tier read on the rest of the build, so this option is recommended only when the brief specifically requires a webbing aesthetic.
Eliminates flocking material on the interior wrap. Trade-off: the velvet hand feel inside the box is lost — opening the box no longer delivers the tactile reveal that pairs with the luxury exterior. The exterior remains unchanged.
Reduces accessory kit cost. Trade-off: the lid interior reads as partially-furnished — two EVA cutouts remain empty unless the lid is re-tooled. The 4-piece full-kit signal of a complete "sommelier set" is reduced.
Eliminates the entire accessory kit cost and the lid EVA tooling. Trade-off: the box is offered as box-only without sommelier tools. The lid interior is reconfigured as a flat black flocked surface — additional hot-stamping or printing on the lid interior becomes an option. Recommended when the recipient is expected to have their own tools or when the gift programme bundles tools from a separate supplier.
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