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LEOSOTOO windowed cosmetics tin in a styled setting
LEOSOTOO windowed cosmetics tin in a styled setting.
CASE STUDY / LEOSOTOO

A windowed tin.
A view of the gift.

The LEOSOTOO project uses a windowed tin with pink artwork, stars, hearts and patterned details. Junmei’s packaging record brings together a shaped opening, a transparent window and a compact cosmetics presentation.

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WindowedPackaging format
0.23 mmTinplate thickness
10,000Pieces in this project
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THE FINISHED PRESENTATION

The opening is part
of the design.

Letting the contents remain visible

The brief called for a recognisable cosmetics gift pack with a transparent viewing area. The window changes both the visual composition and the assembly process: the opening must leave sufficient room for the printed design and the surrounding metal structure.

LEOSOTOO tins in a styled display
LEOSOTOO tins in a styled display.
PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS

Material, format
and project scope.

Tin dimensions
110 × 60 × 17 mm
Material
0.23 mm tinplate
Format
Shaped tin with a viewing window
Printing
White ink, four colours and one spot colour
Window component
PVC film, as listed in the project record
Application
Cosmetics gift packaging
Project order quantity10,000 pieces
Sampling recordNot sampled for this order
Production lead time35 days

These are records for this project. The order quantity is not a minimum order quantity, and future sampling and production schedules are confirmed for each project.

THE PRODUCTION RECORD

From decoration
to the finished pack.

Product-specific photographs connect the design, metal components and packing sequence.

01

Printed design & shaped forming

The pink design combines pattern, stars and hearts around a shaped opening. Printed material and forming photographs show the artwork moving into a metal component. The opening leaves a defined border for the decoration and surrounding structure.

Printed pink artwork for LEOSOTOO tins
Printed pink artwork for LEOSOTOO tins.
Forming a LEOSOTOO tin component
Forming a LEOSOTOO tin component.
Printed components moving through forming
Printed components moving through forming.
02

Window-component assembly

The photographs show windowed components being handled and assembled on the line. The project record lists a PVC window component. Review points include the visible product area, edge condition, attachment and the fit of the mating parts.

Handling the shaped windowed components
Handling the shaped windowed components.
Assembling windowed components on the line
Assembling windowed components on the line.
Checking a decorated windowed component
Checking a decorated windowed component.
03

Individual protection & dispatch

The final images show individual protection and packed cartons during dispatch preparation. The source records no sampling stage for this particular order; a sampling history has therefore not been added to the case.

Individually protecting the windowed tins
Individually protecting the windowed tins.
Packed cartons during dispatch preparation
Packed cartons during dispatch preparation.
FOR A SIMILAR PACKAGING PROJECT

Define what the window reveals.

Confirm the intended viewing area and the packed product dimensions before releasing the dieline. Review the window material and attachment method on a physical pack. Any product-contact or age-related requirements should be specified for the complete packaging system.

YOUR NEXT TIN PROJECT

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