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Custom Eyewear Packaging Set with Rigid Box, PU Case, Cloth & Pouch
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Custom Eyewear Packaging Set with Rigid Box, PU Case, Cloth & Pouch

Key Features

Custom Size
7-Day Sampling
Free Design
Personalised
Additional Options
Price on Request
Custom eyewear packaging set with black rigid drawer box, PU leather glasses case, gray pouch and microfiber cleaning cloth
Coordinated private-label packaging for eyewear brands
Custom Eyewear Packaging Set with Rigid Box, PU Case, Cloth & Pouch

One coordinated packaging system for sunglasses, optical frames and prescription eyewear—developed around your folded frame, brand standards, retail handoff and wholesale packing requirements.

Rigid drawer paper boxPU leather glasses caseMicrofiber pouch and clothCustom logo and color
Set format

Four-piece eyewear packaging and care set

Reference box

Paper-wrapped rigid drawer box with pull tab

Accessory system

PU case, drawstring pouch and lens cloth

Best suited to

Eyewear brands, optical retailers and gifting programs

In brief

What Is Included in This Custom Glasses Packaging Set?

The reference configuration combines a rigid paper drawer box, a slim PU leather eyewear case, a soft drawstring glasses pouch and a microfiber lens cleaning cloth. Each component can be sized, colored and branded for the same eyewear program. The goal is not simply to bundle four items; it is to make the complete set fit the frame, look like one brand and arrive ready for a consistent retail or gift handoff.

Scope boundary: the PU envelope case and microfiber pouch help control dust, light rubbing and presentation. They should not be marketed as crush-proof or impact-rated unless the selected construction and completed pack have been validated. The rigid gift box is secondary presentation packaging; a separate shipping pack may still be required.
One set, four coordinated jobs

Build the Packaging Hierarchy Around the Customer Handoff

A successful private-label eyewear packaging set gives each component a clear role. This avoids redundant materials and prevents the case, pouch, cloth and outer box from looking like unrelated promotional items.

ComponentPrimary jobKey customizationApproval focus
Rigid drawer boxPremium outer presentation and set organizationDimensions, wrap paper, pull tab, print and finishDrawer movement, corners, pack layout and marking
PU leather glasses caseReusable storage and everyday brand visibilityPattern, PU grain, lining, edge, closure and logoFolded-frame fit, lens contact, closure and odor
Drawstring eyeglass pouchLight storage or secondary sleeveFabric, size, cord, stitching, color and logoOpening, seam strength, color transfer and closure
Microfiber cleaning clothRoutine lens cleaning and printed brand touchpointFabric specification, size, edge and print coverageLint, print feel, color, edge and lens compatibility
Fit development for custom eyewear packaging with drawer box, PU case, pouch, cloth, glasses and caliper
Fit development

Start with the Largest Folded Frame, Not a Generic Case Size

The most common failure in a custom spectacle packaging program is approving accessories before confirming the frame envelope. Lens shape, front curvature, bridge form, temple stack and hinge projection determine the useful internal space.

  • Maximum folded length, width and height across intended SKUs

  • Frame-front curvature and nose-pad projection

  • Folded temple position, stack thickness and hinge details

  • Sensitive lens coatings, printed temples or hardware

  • Clearance inside the PU case and final outer-box layout

Component specification

Customize Each Part Without Losing Set Consistency

The set should share a controlled palette and brand hierarchy, while each material receives a decoration method appropriate to its surface.

01 · Eyewear packaging box

Rigid Paper Drawer Box

Specify usable internal space after wrapped-board walls, tray depth and any divider. Approve sleeve-to-drawer fit, wrapped corners, pull-tab strength and the final arrangement of all accessories. Options include specialty or printed paper, foil, embossing, debossing and interior print.

02 · Custom glasses case

PU Leather Envelope Case

A slim PU case supports an elegant handoff and compact storage. Pattern dimensions, lining, edge folding or painting and closure position should be checked with the production-intent frame. Logo options may include screen print, foil or blind debossing.

03 · Eyeglass storage pouch

Microfiber Drawstring Pouch

The pouch opening must accept the folded frame without dragging across hinges or decorations. Fabric hand feel, seam allowance, cord placement and logo method affect finished usable dimensions. Approve stitching, color transfer and drawcord action.

04 · Lens care accessory

Microfiber Lens Cleaning Cloth

Define composition, weight or thickness, surface feel and cleaning expectations—not “microfiber” alone. Choose a standard or custom shape, zigzag or ultrasonic-cut edge, and one-color or full-surface print subject to lens-use approval.

Brand system control

One Brand Standard Across Paper, PU and Microfiber

The same artwork cannot be applied with identical settings to every material. Paper foil, PU debossing, pouch screen printing and cloth printing reproduce line weight and color differently.

Create a logo hierarchy: decide which component carries the primary mark and which use a smaller supporting application.

Approve by substrate: sign off paper, PU, pouch fabric and cloth separately under comparable lighting.

Use controlled references: provide vector artwork, color targets, minimum line rules and finish locations.

Materials and branding details for rigid eyewear box, PU case, microfiber pouch and lens cloth
Commercial configuration

Match the Set to the Sales Channel

A wholesale eyewear packaging set should be configured for the way customers receive the product and the way your team assembles it.

Sales programRecommended emphasisOperational check
Premium optical retailReusable case quality, clear logo hierarchy and compact gift-ready drawer boxCounter assembly, SKU identification and restocking
Sunglasses launchHigh-impact cloth artwork, coordinated pouch and branded outer boxLargest frame fit, artwork control and campaign quantities
Corporate or influencer giftingPresentation box, message-card space and controlled unboxingRecipient packing, parcel shipper and appearance on arrival
E-commerce fulfillmentSpace-efficient layout and restrained decorationParcel route, void control, outer protection and packing time
Sampling and quality control for two custom eyewear packaging sets with material swatches and caliper
Sampling and approval

Approve the Set as a System, Not Four Separate Samples

  1. Confirm the brief: frame range, component list, sales channel, quantity by version and pack-out.

  2. Approve fit first: test the largest verified folded frame inside the case, pouch and final box arrangement.

  3. Approve each material: paper, PU, fabric, cord, cloth and decoration against controlled references.

  4. Run complete-set assembly: confirm orientation, removal sequence, packing time and exterior appearance.

  5. Lock the standard: retain signed samples, drawings, artwork revisions and measurable inspection points.

Related services: development sampling and design validation for manufacturing.

Quality control

Define Acceptance Criteria Before Bulk Production

“Good quality” is not an inspection standard. The purchase specification should state which characteristics are critical and how the approved sample will be used.

Inspection areaPractical acceptance pointsEvidence to retain
Dimensions and fitFinished component sizes, frame insertion/removal, box layout and closureApproved drawing and packed fit sample
MaterialsPaper texture, PU grain, lining, pouch fabric, cord and cloth specificationSigned swatches and supplier specification
Brand reproductionLogo position, scale, color, foil coverage, deboss definition and print feelDecorated sample and artwork revision
WorkmanshipWrapped corners, drawer action, PU edges, pouch seams, cloth edges and cleanlinessDefect limits and visual reference
PackingComponent orientation, protective layers, unit pack, carton count and labelsApproved pack-out instruction
Cost and supply planning

What Determines Wholesale Price, MOQ and Lead Time?

A complete optical packaging set contains several material and conversion systems. Commercial terms should be confirmed from the final component specification rather than copied from a case-only quote.

Component mix

Adding or removing the pouch, cloth, rigid box, platform, sleeve or card changes material use and assembly.

Customization depth

Custom patterns, PU selection, fabric colors, printed cloths, specialty paper and multiple logo processes affect setup.

Quantity and SKU split

Total sets, colors, artwork versions and different frame sizes determine whether components can share inputs.

Approval and packing

Sampling rounds, inspection, individual packing, set assembly and shipping configuration influence the schedule.

Documentation note: recycled content, restricted-substance information, material declarations or destination-specific testing should be requested and verified for the selected materials. They should not be assumed from “PU,” “paper” or “microfiber.”

RFQ checklist

Send These Details for an Actionable Set Quotation

A complete brief reduces assumption-based pricing and shortens the path to a useful physical sample.

Eyewear information

Physical samples or drawings, folded dimensions, frame range, weight and sensitive surfaces.

Set configuration

Required components, materials, box style, colors, closures and accessory sizes.

Brand files

Vector logos, color references, artwork, finish locations and legal or retail information.

Commercial requirements

Quantity by SKU, destination, target schedule, unit pack, carton plan and acceptance criteria.

Frequently asked questions

Custom Eyewear Packaging Set FAQ

1. Can every component carry our logo?

Yes, subject to artwork and material suitability. The rigid box, PU case, pouch and cleaning cloth use different processes, so logo size, line weight, color and position should be approved separately on each substrate.

2. Can the set fit both sunglasses and prescription frames?

It can be engineered around a verified frame range. Send the largest and most dimensionally different folded frames. If one case cannot provide acceptable clearance across all SKUs, separate case sizes may be recommended.

3. Can we change the component mix?

Yes. The four-piece reference can be adjusted by removing a component or adding a care card, sleeve, paper bag or other project-specific item. The outer-box layout and quotation are then rebuilt around the approved set.

4. Is the PU glasses case a protective hard case?

The shown product is a slim envelope-style PU case intended for presentation and light storage. It is not automatically crush- or impact-resistant. A reinforced or hard-shell structure is needed when those performance requirements apply.

5. What determines the MOQ and production time?

Materials, colors, custom patterns, decoration, total quantity, SKU split, component availability, sampling rounds and set assembly influence workable terms. MOQ and schedule are confirmed after the complete specification is reviewed.

6. How should the complete set be approved?

First approve frame fit and the assembled layout. Then approve each material and decoration on the intended substrate. The signed complete-set sample, drawings, artwork revision, component specifications and inspection criteria should become the production reference.

Start with your frame and component brief

Develop One Coordinated Eyewear Packaging System

Send your eyewear sample or drawing, required component mix, artwork, quantities and delivery plan. GPLPAK can review the outer rigid box, set layout and coordinated branding requirements as one project.

Available Options

Materials

Grey Chipboard
Grey Chipboard
Coating Paper
Coating Paper
Holographic
Holographic
Leatherette Paper
Leatherette Paper
Metallic
Metallic
Natural Brown Kraft
Natural Brown Kraft
PU Leather
PU Leather
Textured paper
Textured paper

Color

Process
Colors
CMYK
CMYK
What Are Process Colors?

Process colors are based on the CMYK printing system, using layered dots of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black at varying densities to reproduce a full range of colors and smooth gradients.

In packaging production, CMYK printing is achieved through separate print towers, with each tower dedicated to one color. Together, the four towers work in sequence to accurately build the final image and color output.

Spot
Colors
PANTONE
Pantone
What Are Spot Colors?

Spot colors use pre-mixed inks that are printed directly, requiring only a single print tower. Because the color is predetermined, it ensures consistent results across different machines, suppliers, and production runs.

Unlike process colors, spot colors appear uniform even under close inspection, without visible CMYK dot patterns, delivering cleaner and more precise color reproduction.

Surface Finishing

Hot Foil Stamping
Hot Foil Stamping
Cold Foil Stamping
Cold Foil Stamping
Debossing
Debossing
Embossing
Embossing
Spot UV
Spot UV
Reverse UV
Reverse UV
Die Cutting
Die Cutting
Fresnel Lens
Fresnel Lens

Lamination

Gloss Lamination
Gloss Lamination
Matte Lamination
Matte Lamination
Soft Touch Lamination
Soft Touch Lamination
Anti-Scratch Lamination
Anti-Scratch Lamination
Holographic Lamination
Holographic Lamination
Plastic Replacement Coating
Plastic Replacement Coating
Varnishing
Varnishing
Water-Based Coating
Water-Based Coating

Boxes Insert

EVA Insert
EVA Insert
Foam Inserts
Foam Inserts
Grey Board Insert
Grey Board Insert
PET Blister Insert
PET Blister Insert
Folding Carton inserts
Folding Carton inserts
Paper Card Coating HIPS Blister
Paper Card Coating HIPS Blister
Molded Pulp Insert
Molded Pulp Insert
Satin Inserts
Satin Inserts

Order process

A single platform to get quotes and place orders, with dedicated
support every step of the way.

1

Customize your
packaging

Go to the gplpak platform to customize the size, materials, print, and finishes of your rigid boxes.

2

Get quotes &
samples

Compare packaging quotes and get a sample of your rigid box before starting a production order.

3

Select shipping
methods

Choose a preferred shipping method and even set up split shipments to get some packaging delivered quicker.

4

Upload artwork

Add your artwork to the dieline template that we tailor make to your box specifications.

5

Track order
progress

Get full visibility on the progress of samples, production, and shipping.

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