Custom Paper Bags Boxes and Labels From One Factory
FISON prints and finishes the whole pack in Dongguan - kraft and card bags, corrugated and rigid boxes, self-adhesive labels and printed tissue - so every touchpoint of your brand leaves on the same colour reference. Bulk runs in 10-15 days, from 500 pieces.
Four Packaging Families Printed and Finished in the Same Building
Bags, boxes, labels and wrapping paper are specified from one design file, which is what keeps a range consistent instead of nearly consistent.




Custom Packaging Buyers Order Most Often
Every item below is customised to your dimensions, stock and artwork. Prices and structures are confirmed against your spec, not a catalogue.
















Packaging Programmes Built Around How You Actually Buy
Retail, gifting, seasonal and cosmetic buyers each work to different deadlines and different risks. These pages group the range by the job rather than by the material.
Four Problems That Show Up in Every Packaging Tender
Packaging arrives from three suppliers and none of them match
Bags, boxes, labels and tissue printed in different plants pick up a shade shift at every handover. Printing them together on the same equipment is what keeps a range looking like one brand.
The season lands before the stock does
Bulk production here runs 10 to 15 days, roughly 30% shorter than the industry-standard wait, so a seasonal range can still be booked when the artwork is late.
Damage claims cost more than the carton ever did
Corrugated board is specified against product weight and route - single, double or triple wall - with pre-breaking lines and inner dividers where the product needs them.
A minimum order that forces a bet on an unproven design
Typical minimum is 500 pieces per design, and physical samples come back in 5 to 7 days, so a design gets tested before the volume order is placed.
The Numbers Behind the Quote
Every figure here is published on our own product specifications and order terms.
About 30% shorter than the industry-standard waiting period.
Samples are free; you cover the freight.
Low MOQ so you can test a design before a full run.
Per line, across bags, boxes, labels and wrapping paper.
OEM and ODM From Concept to Finished Product
Whether you need a standard paper gift bag, a corrugated shipping box, a retail folding carton or a completely custom design, we work from concept through to the finished product. Under OEM we reproduce your blueprint exactly; under ODM you brand a design our R&D team already holds and skip most of the development cycle.
- Custom dimensions, structures and paper weights
- Kraft, cardboard, coated, art, offset, textured and vinyl stocks
- CMYK offset printing, flexo printing and screen printing
- Gloss and matt lamination, spot UV and varnishing
- Gold and silver hot foil stamping, embossing and debossing
- Die-cutting, windows, inserts, ribbon and twisted handles

The Machines That Decide How Your Packaging Looks
Printing and finishing run in-house, so a job is not shipped between plants for foiling and laminating - which is where colour and register normally drift.
Heidelberg offset press
Colour-controlled CMYK printing on card, art and coated stocks.
Flat screen printing machine
Solid spot colours and speciality inks on textured and dark stocks.
Hot stamping machine
Real metallic foil transfer for logos, borders and display type.
Laminating (film) machine
Gloss and matt film for scuff resistance and a finished hand-feel.
High-frequency heat pressing machine
Welded and heat-formed detail work on packaging accessories.
The One-Stop Customisation Process
Six stages from first enquiry to tracking number. Nothing moves to the next stage until the previous one is signed off.
Clarify needs and communicate
You send dimensions (length, width, height), quantity, target delivery date and budget, plus brand positioning and what goes inside the pack - fragile goods, food, apparel. That is enough for us to propose a structure and a stock.
Design concepts and material selection
Work from your artwork or ask our designers to build it. Logo, colour system and slogan are placed on the structure, and we fix the material - cardboard, corrugated, kraft or speciality paper - together with the surface treatment.
Proofing and finalisation
We make a physical sample for you to check dimensions, colour, material feel and craftsmanship. Once you sign off, mass production is run strictly to that sample.
Sample assembly and trial assembly
Once the production dies and components are ready we assemble everything - paper structure, accessories, printed parts - to verify fit, opening and closing action and structural stability before the batch starts.
Mass production and processing
Printing, die-cutting and bonding run on automated equipment with mature colour control. You get regular progress feedback while the order is on the floor.
Quality inspection, packing and shipping
Every unit passes the pre-shipment check, then goes into standard exporting packaging. We send the tracking number once the shipment leaves.
Process Guides Written for Packaging Buyers
Practical checks you can run on a sample before you approve a production run.
Questions Buyers Ask Before the First Order
Can we get some samples? Are there any charges?
Yes. You can get available samples from our stock. Real samples are free; you cover the freight cost.
What file format do you want for printing?
AI, PDF, CDR, PSD or EPS. Send the working file rather than a flattened image so foil, spot UV and die-cut layers stay separable.
What are the trade and payment terms?
100% or 50% of the total value is paid before production starts. We accept T/T, Western Union, L/C, PayPal and cash, and terms can be negotiated.
How do I know my goods have been shipped?
Detailed photos of every process stage are sent to you during production, and we supply the tracking number once the order ships.
How do we get a quote?
Send the specification: material, size, shape, colour, quantity and surface finishing. Dimensions and quantity alone are enough for an indicative price.
What shipping methods can I choose and how long do they take?
Express via DHL, UPS, TNT or FedEx takes 3 to 5 working days. Sea freight takes 10 to 30 working days.




