| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Box Dimensions | 160 × 160 × 59.4 mm (L × W × H) |
| Net Weight | 173.7 g per unit |
| Box Structure | Magnetic flip-top lid (hinged), fixed base |
| Capacity | Skincare gift set: toner, serum, cream (EVA insert or raffia fill) |
| Lid Construction | 157gsm coated board (outer) + 250gsm grey-back white (inner liner) + 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard |
| Lid Inner Liner | 250gsm grey-back white + 1,200gsm double grey board |
| Base Construction | 157gsm coated board + 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard |
| Closure | Concealed magnetic (precision-aligned, strong pull force) |
| Surface Treatment | Printing + anti-scratch matte film + silver hot stamping + matte varnish + lamination |
| Inner Filling | EVA insert or raffia grass (client choice) |
| MOQ | 1,000 units |
| Sample Lead Time | One week after design confirmation |
| Production Lead Time | Approx. 30-45 business days (confirmed per order) |
| Certifications | FSC on request, PPWR compliant documentation available |
A magnetic box is a rigid gift case that closes with a concealed magnetic latch instead of a lid-and-base fit. Most use the lid as the print surface and leave the sides plain. This one doesn't — the entire outer surface of this magnetic box carries the printed design.
Product silhouettes, geometric circles, and line-drawn typography wrap continuously from top face to base, so the surface works from any angle it's picked up, rotated, or photographed.
Topvisio is a magnetic box manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China. These magnetic 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.
Deep red base, white and silver elements, anti-scratch matte film, and silver hot stamping — the matte film unifies all six faces and protects the print, while the foil catches light differently from the matte field.
The concealed magnetic closure is calibrated to hold the lid shut in transit without needing two hands to open. It measures 160 × 160 × 59.4mm at 173.7g. MOQ is 1,000 units, samples within 7 days of design confirmation.
Drawer and book-style boxes have a monthly production capacity of up to 800,000 units.
The lid uses three layers: 157gsm coated board (outer), 250gsm grey-back white (inner liner), and 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard (structural core). The coated board carries the anti-scratch
film, silver hot stamping, and matte varnish. The grey-back white liner keeps the interior face white when the lid is closed. The greyboard core provides the dimensional stability. The base uses 157gsm coated board over 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard, matching the lid spec for consistent surface behaviour across the full print run. The interior is white regardless of EVA or raffia fill.
Too weak and the lid opens in transit. Too strong and the recipient needs two hands, which breaks the gift moment. We calibrate the magnet specification during sampling with actual lid weight and box contents. Magnet position is held to a tight tolerance for a flush close on all four sides.
Topvisio has been producing magnetic boxes for 15 years. Full-surface print is one of the more exacting requirements we handle — the design must register across all six faces with no visible discontinuity at any corner fold.
Full-surface printing introduces a registration requirement that partial-surface printing does not. On a standard magnetic box, the print only needs to be positioned on one face. Here, it wraps across
the lid, down four sides, and across the base. If registration shifts at any fold line, the design elements that should align across the seam will be visibly offset. We pre-register all print panels to a master template before lamination and run a first-article inspection before the production run. A shift of 1mm at the corner fold is visible. The tolerance we hold is tighter.
The silver hot stamping adds a second registration requirement — foil must align with the printed graphic elements, not just the box geometry. We run print and foil in sequence with a fixed guide and verify alignment on the first-article sample.
Magnetic alignment is the third challenge. The concealed magnet in the lid must align precisely with its counterpart in the base. Off-centre, and the lid pulls to one side when closing. We position the magnet during tooling and verify on every sample.
The outer face uses 157gsm coated board, heavier than the 128–135gsm used in some rigid box applications. The additional weight provides dimensional stability under hot stamping heat and
pressure, and gives the matte film a firmer adhesion base. On a full-surface print magnetic box with two surface treatments, outer board stability matters.
Both lid and base use 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard. The white inner face keeps the box interior clean without a separate liner. 1,200gsm is standard for this size: enough rigidity for the magnetic closure pressure and enough resistance to corner deformation in transit.
Matte film applied after printing, before hot stamping. It protects the print and creates the soft tactile exterior. Matte varnish applied selectively creates secondary texture variation. The result is a surface with visual depth — not flat, not glossy — that reads as premium in retail and gifting.
The silver foil sits proud of the matte surface and catches light at a different angle. Directional light brings out the stamping; diffuse light shows the overall composition. For a gift set intended to be photographed, this surface behaviour is a usable asset.
EVA insert holds each product fixed — preferable for longer-distance transit or retail display. Raffia grass fill suits direct-to-consumer gifting where the unboxing experience matters. Both fit the interior dimensions. We quote both and advise based on use case.
The outer face uses 157gsm coated board, heavier than the 128–135gsm used in some rigid box applications. The additional weight provides dimensional stability under hot stamping heat and
pressure,and gives the matte film a firmer adhesion base. On a full-surface print magnetic box with two surface treatments, outer board stability matters.
Both lid and base use 1,200gsm single-sided white greyboard. The white inner face keeps the box interior clean without a separate liner. 1,200gsm is standard for this size: enough rigidity for the magnetic closure pressure and enough resistance to corner deformation in transit.
Matte film applied after printing, before hot stamping. It protects the print and creates the soft tactile exterior. Matte varnish applied selectively creates secondary texture variation. The result is a surface with visual depth — not flat, not glossy — that reads as premium in retail and gifting.
The silver foil sits proud of the matte surface and catches light at a different angle. Directional light brings out the stamping; diffuse light shows the overall composition. For a gift set intended to be photographed, this surface behaviour is a usable asset.
EVA insert holds each product fixed — preferable for longer-distance transit or retail display. Raffia grass fill suits direct-to-consumer gifting where the unboxing experience matters. Both fit the interior dimensions. We quote both and advise based on use case.
A skincare gift set at a mid-to-high price point needs packaging that justifies the price before the products are seen. The full-surface print on this magnetic box means the exterior is working as a
brand communication from every angle. On a shelf, in a photograph, in the recipient’s hands. The anti-scratch matte finish means it stays looking that way through a retail season.
The deep red base reads as premium across Chinese New Year, Valentine’s Day, and Christmas without requiring seasonal re-tooling. The silver hot stamping adds the celebratory quality that limited edition packaging needs. For brands releasing a seasonal variant of an existing gift set, this magnetic box gives the limited edition a distinct visual identity that reads as a considered choice rather than a repackage.
The full-surface design space on this magnetic box is large enough to carry a detailed brand narrative — product history, brand codes, anniversary numerals. For a 2026 brand anniversary release, the year can be integrated into the design at a scale that reads as a deliberate feature rather than a label addition. This magnetic box has been used for anniversary editions in the Asian prestige skincare market.
The material specification — 1,200gsm greyboard, 157gsm coated board, multi-layer surface treatment — and the magnetic closure strength meet the expectations of prestige retail buyers in Europe and the Gulf. The enclosed interior with a fitted EVA insert or raffia fill means the box arrives at the retail buyer as a complete, ready-to-display unit with no additional presentation materials required.
Q1: What does the full-surface print require in terms of registration?
The design has to register correctly across all six faces simultaneously, with no visible offset at any corner fold. We pre-register all print panels to a master template before lamination and run a first-article inspection
on fold registration before committing to the production run. The tolerance we hold is tighter than 1mm at any fold line — one reason the production timeline on this magnetic box runs slightly longer than a partial-print rigid box.
Q2: Who is Topvisio and is this magnetic box available with FSC, ISO, and PPWR documentation?
Topvisio is a rigid packaging manufacturer based in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, specializing in magnetic boxes for premium retail and gifting markets. These magnetic boxes can be supplied with FSC certification, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 documentation, and material composition and packaging-weight data compliant with the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) for brands shipping into the EU.
Q3: How strong is the magnetic closure?
Strong enough to hold the lid closed when the box is on its side under its own weight, the relevant test for transit. We calibrate the magnet specification during sampling using the actual lid weight and test with the intended contents before confirming the production spec. It opens with one hand without requiring force, which matters when the opening experience is part of the gift.
Q4: Can the inner fill be changed from EVA to raffia?
Yes, without affecting the outer box specification. EVA suits longer-distance transit or retail display; raffia suits direct-to-consumer gifting where the unboxing experience matters. Both fit the interior of this magnetic box — we price both and advise based on your logistics and end-use.
Q5: Is this magnetic box FSC certified?
Yes. Topvisio manages the full process. For brands supplying European markets, packaging must also comply with EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 — see the EU Cosmetics Legislation page for an overview.
Q6: What is the MOQ and lead time?
MOQ is 1,000 units. Sample lead time is 7 days after design confirmation, and production lead time is 30 to 45 business days after sample approval. Custom surface treatment combinations or structural changes may affect MOQ — contact us with your brief.
Q7: Does Topvisio handle export?
Yes. Export customs clearance on the China side for all orders. Topvisio has been exporting to Europe, the US, and the Middle East for 15 years. For GMP compliance, cosmetic packaging manufacturing should align with ISO 22716. Door-to-door logistics available for qualifying destinations.
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