The first physical moment of your brand
Packaging carries the product—and the expectations around it.
Before a customer touches the hair, the packaging has already communicated how the order was handled. Bloomis helps connect protection, brand presentation, and production requirements in one packaging brief.
Protection & presentation
A customer reads the packaging before they touch the hair.
Packaging is not only protection. Its structure, condition, and opening sequence shape how customers perceive the product before it is used.Wig Boxes
A structured box supports storage, shipping, and presentation. The right fit helps protect the product while giving every order a consistent opening sequence.
02Wig Bags
A reusable bag keeps the wig contained between wears and gives the customer a branded storage piece that stays with the product.
03Shipping Packaging
The outer layer absorbs the handling of delivery and keeps the inner presentation together. It is the first part of the order a customer sees.
Six connected decisions
The finish is only one part of the brief.
A workable packaging direction brings material, structure, colour, print, finishing, and order accessories together. Availability and technical details are confirmed per project.Material
Choose paper, board, textile, or other available material directions according to the product, handling needs, and the presentation you want to build.
02Structure
Define how the product fits, opens, and is held in place—from the outer format to inserts, closures, and internal organisation.
03Colour
Set a colour direction that can work across the box, bag, printed pieces, and smaller order details rather than treating each item separately.
04Printing
Match logo and artwork application to the selected surface. Available methods and artwork requirements are confirmed after the material is chosen.
05Finishing
Review surface, edge, and decorative details through sampling so the final effect can be assessed before production is approved.
06Accessories
Coordinate inserts, ribbons, handles, care cards, labels, or other order pieces with the main packaging system where they are needed.
From direction to production
A sample turns brand direction into production decisions.
The process is used to resolve fit, materials, artwork, quantities, and delivery requirements before production begins. Exact steps and timing are confirmed for each project.Requirement Brief
Start with the product, dimensions, estimated quantity, target market, and the customer experience the packaging needs to support.
02Material & Structure Review
Narrow the format and available materials before adding print and finishing details that depend on those choices.
03Sampling
Use a physical sample to review fit, colour direction, artwork placement, opening sequence, and the details that cannot be judged from a screen.
04Production Confirmation
Confirm the approved sample, quantities, production details, and commercial terms before the order moves into production.
05Quality Checking
Check the agreed packaging details against the approved direction before the finished order is prepared for dispatch.
06Shipping Preparation
Plan how the finished packaging is packed for transit and coordinate the shipping route agreed for the project.
Planning what goes inside it too?
Bloomis can coordinate selected human hair and adhesive sourcing with the packaging and private-label direction for the same project.
Review Hair & EssentialsFrom requirements to a workable brief
Start with the product, the order, and what the packaging needs to do.
Share your product format, estimated quantity, target market, and current brand assets. Bloomis will help identify the packaging decisions that need to be confirmed next.
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