A multipack is a packaging problem as much as a material one. The sheet has to survive stacking, compression and a long shelf life without drying out, sticking to its neighbour or losing its shape.
What we deliver
- Stack-friendly sheets — uniform thickness, low compression set, no liner film.
- Pack formats — 5, 10, 20 and 30-piece zip pouches, folding boxes and canisters.
- Barrier options — Japanese zippers, foil laminates and recyclable mono-material film.
- Print — up to 10 colours, matt or gloss finish, with in-line coding and QR.
- Retail-ready assembly — shrink wrap, display trays and shelf-ready cartons.
Recommended materials
- 30–40 gsm spunlace — the usual balance of cost and strength for stacked packs.
- Wavy emboss nonwoven — resists blocking when sheets are pressed together.
- Low-lint cotton blends — for premium multipacks where surface finish matters.
- Mono-material film — where recyclability is part of the retail story.
How it works
We build the pack around your retail channel — shelf, e-commerce or travel — and run drop and compression tests before the first production batch is released. Shelf-life trials with your own essence confirm that the tenth sheet behaves like the first.
Quality and compliance
- Seal strength and leak testing on every production run
- Drop, compression and stacking tests on the finished pack
- Shelf-life and compatibility trials with your essence
- Food-contact-grade film documentation and migration reports
Typical projects
30-piece daily mask boxes for e-commerce, 7-piece travel pouches for airlines, and 5-piece gift sets for holiday lines.