About Foldelle® / In-house manufacturing
Foldelle® helps growing consumer brands turn an early packaging idea into a confirmed specification, an approved sample and finished production.
Our own factory, established 17 years ago, connects sampling, printing, manufacturing and quality inspection with the details your project needs.
Since our factory was established
In-house sampling, printing and production
Rigid boxes, magnetic boxes, cartons, mailers and bags
Development, inspection and delivery connected
Packaging concepts shown to illustrate structure and finish directions.
Our role
Many growing brands do not have an in-house packaging team. Foldelle brings the technical and production details together—helping clarify requirements, develop suitable structures, visualize the result, approve samples and manage production through our own factory.
A strong visual idea is only one part of the brief. The product must fit. The artwork must work with the structure. The paper, printing and finishing need to be considered together.
One confirmed specification connects the artwork, materials, printing, finishing, quality inspection and international delivery requirements.
What we bring to your project
Each capability helps turn an open question into something you can see, compare or approve.
Start with the product, not just the outer dimensions. We help connect the opening style, usable space and assembly with the way the pack will be filled and handled.
What this gives youA structural direction and artwork layout to review.
Turn visual references into a material and print direction. Previews help align the composition; samples help you assess paper feel and the selected details.
What this gives youA material, printing and finish reference for sampling.
Consider the whole opening experience: how the product sits, how it is removed and what supports it. The insert and outer structure need to be developed together.
What this gives youA sample that can be checked with the actual product.
Once the specification and sample are approved, the focus moves to manufacturing, inspection and shipment. The approved details remain the shared project reference.
What this gives youA confirmed specification for production and delivery.
AI-generated packaging concepts, not customer project photographs.
A shared language for customization
For paper bags, the fourth step covers handles, reinforcement and accessories. Leave undecided details open for recommendation.
Samples & quality review
A preview aligns the design direction. A physical sample helps assess construction, fit and the details represented by that sample. Finished packaging is inspected against the approved specification before shipping is arranged.
Built around the product
We work with beauty, fashion, jewelry and lifestyle brands. The product and its route to the customer set the starting point.
Bring the bottle, jar or set into the packaging discussion early. Product fit, surface presentation and the arrangement of multiple items shape the box and insert.
Explore rigid boxes ↗
Connect the gifting experience with the retail handover. Box proportions, tactile papers, interior details and a coordinating bag can be considered in one brief.
Explore paper bags ↗
Balance presentation with packing and delivery requirements. Share the product arrangement, how the order is assembled and whether a separate shipping pack is needed.
Explore mailer boxes ↗Application concepts for discussion; final packaging is developed to your approved brief.
Credentials & project requirements
Tell us which certification, testing or sourcing requirements matter to your order. The applicable scope and supporting documentation should be reviewed for the selected materials and project.
Discuss your documentation requirements ↗Sustainable sourcing is a project goal, not a standalone certification. Request documents and confirm their scope for your selected materials and order.
Your next packaging project
Bring your product, quantity and references. We’ll help turn the open questions into a practical brief.
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