Christmas tins.
A scalloped outline.
A scalloped outline and three colour directions give KK Golden’s Christmas cookie tins a recognisable seasonal identity. Junmei’s project record brings together decorative printing, shaped forming and colour-by-colour production review.
Discuss your tin project Explore the specifications ↓One festive design.
Three colour directions.
Styled product photographs use AI-enhanced backgrounds. Junmei’s role in this case is the tin packaging. Select any image for a larger view.
A festive design with a shaped perimeter
The brief combined Christmas gift presentation with a wave-edged lid and body. Red, blue and gold colour directions share a decorative theme, allowing the range to remain coordinated while offering visibly different editions.
Material, format
and project scope.
- Material
- 0.23 mm tinplate
- Format
- Scalloped lid-and-body tin
- Printing
- Four-colour and spot-colour printing
- Decoration
- Raised decorative details
- Colour directions
- Red, blue and gold-coloured
- Application
- Christmas cookie and confectionery gifts
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.
From decoration
to the finished pack.
Product-specific photographs connect the design, metal components and packing sequence.
Artwork & scalloped forming
Printed sheets and forming images show how the festive decoration follows the scalloped outline. The project record describes multi-colour printing and raised decorative details. Artwork placement and the condition of the curved edges were review priorities.
Lid-and-body assembly
The assembly photographs show the lids and bodies being handled together. Checking how the two parts meet is especially useful around a wave-shaped perimeter. Approved colour references help keep the different editions identifiable.
Protective packing & dispatch
The supplied records show tins protected inside cartons, carton sealing and packed cartons prepared for dispatch. These photographs document the outer packing sequence, while food filling and inner food packaging remain separate project decisions.
Start with the filled pack.
Agree the outline and usable internal dimensions before arranging the food pack inside. Review printing and raised details on a formed sample, then keep a separate approved colour reference for each edition. Confirm the inner food packaging as part of the filling plan.
Develop your own tin packaging.
Share your packed product dimensions, artwork and quantity. We’ll help define the next steps for your packaging.