Insights
Practical notes on packaging and display, written by the people who make it — no fluff, no sales pitch.
2026-09-05 · 6 min read
A factice is an oversized display replica of a bottle. Here is how they are made, which materials suit which size, and what to check before ordering one.
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How a 40 cm frosted acrylic factice goes from your real bottle to a freestanding display model — materials, finishing, lead time and what drives cost.
Read more →2026-09-06 · 8 min read
Why a 1.1 m factice perfume bottle is built in fiberglass, how velvet flocking creates that deep matte finish, and what a 25-day production lead covers.
Read more →2026-09-07 · 7 min read
Why pharmacies and pharma brands order 1:1 injection pen display models, how the resin replicas are made, and what to specify on your order.
Read more →2026-09-08 · 8 min read
How we flock a 0.4 m fiberglass factice perfume bottle: surface prep, electrostatic velvet application, colour matching, and what the finish will and will not do.
Read more →2026-09-09 · 8 min read
Plan a perfume launch that pulls foot traffic: sizing, materials, sampling, budget and lead times — from the makers who build them.
Read more →2026-09-12 · 8 min read
How a 0.92 m dummy body lotion bottle is built: scanning the client’s own pack, making the pattern, hand-laid fiberglass, sanding under raking light — and why the label ships blank.
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