Packaging procurement guide

Top 10 Perfume Box Manufacturers & Suppliers

Searching for a perfume box manufacturer returns factories, online printing services, fragrance component distributors and sourcing platforms side by side, and they are not interchangeable. The fastest way to shortlist is to decide your order quantity and whether you also need bottles, then compare only the suppliers built for that situation. This comparison lists ten suppliers by type, using the minimums and timing each one publishes on its own website.

Short answer

Perfume box suppliers fall into three groups with very different minimums: China box factories that start around 1,000 to 3,000 pieces, US-based online and distribution services that start around 100 pieces, and full-service fragrance packaging suppliers that bundle bottles and boxes at 10,000 pieces and up.

Pick the supplier type from your quantity and scope first; comparing unit prices across different supplier types is misleading because the minimums, lead times and what is included are not the same.
Reviewed byPackClarity packaging sourcing team
Best forFragrance brands shortlisting perfume box suppliers for a launch, a discovery set or a reorder.
Quote usePerfume box manufacturer comparison
This guide helps you decide:
  • Which details matter before contacting suppliers
  • What tradeoffs affect MOQ, cost, sample timing and quality
  • Which questions to ask before paying for samples or tooling

Start with the buying decision

Pick the supplier type from your quantity and scope first; comparing unit prices across different supplier types is misleading because the minimums, lead times and what is included are not the same.

Decision pointPractical guidanceWhy it matters
Under 1,000 boxes per designUS-based online printing and fragrance distribution services publish minimums around 100 units and turnaround in one to three weeks.Higher unit cost, but no need to commit to factory quantities before demand is proven.
1,000 to 10,000 boxes per designChina box factories typically start at 1,000 to 3,000 pieces, with samples in about a week and door-to-door delivery in roughly a month or more.Lowest unit cost and the widest choice of rigid, tube and finishing options, in exchange for a longer timeline.
Bottles and boxes from one sourceFull-service fragrance packaging suppliers bundle glass bottles, caps, atomizers and boxes, usually at 10,000 pieces and above.Fewer suppliers to coordinate, but the minimum is set by the bottle side of the order.
Several markets or product lines at oncePackaging platforms route orders to a network of certified facilities and quote per product line.One account for many packaging types, with the actual factory chosen by the platform.

The 10 suppliers compared

Suppliers are grouped by type, not ranked by quality. Disclosure: PackClarity is listed first because it is this website; every other entry uses details published on that company's own site.

SupplierTypeLocationPublished MOQPublished timing
1. PackClarityFactory-direct box supplierGuangdong, China (partner factory)500 pcs per design, all structuresSamples about 7 days; production about 20 days; door to door 30-40 days
2. Hongyi PackagingBox factoryHumen, Dongguan, China1,000 units (hongyipackaging.com); 3,000 pcs (hongyigd.com)Samples within about 7 days
3. JYX PackagingBox factory groupDongguan, China and Jakarta, IndonesiaNot publishedNot published
4. Yifeng PackagingBox factoryGuangzhou, ChinaNot publishedPrototyping in about 10 days
5. Xinyi PrintingPrinting and box factoryZengcheng, Guangzhou, China100 unitsNot published
6. JarskingFull-service fragrance packagingDubai, UAE (office)10,000 pcsNot published
7. PakFactoryPackaging platformNetwork of 50+ certified facilitiesDepends on product lineProduction 10-30 business days on average
8. PackamorFragrance packaging distributorDelaware, USA (offices in Dubai and Chennai)100 units per box styleNot published
9. Ibex PackagingCustom box printing serviceAlbany, New York, USA100 boxes7-12 working days
10. PacklaneOnline custom packaging serviceSherman Oaks, California, USALow minimums (number not published)Production 7-15 business days

Minimums and timing are taken from each company's own website in September 2026 and can change; confirm them directly before placing an order.

Supplier profiles

1. PackClarity

PackClarity supplies rigid perfume boxes, paper tubes, discovery-set packaging and folding cartons produced in a partner paper packaging factory in Guangdong. It does not supply glass bottles, so it fits brands that already have a bottle supplier and need the box side handled.

Best fit: Fragrance brands ordering 500 or more boxes per design who want factory pricing with a defined timeline.

2. Hongyi Packaging

Hongyi describes itself as a custom perfume box manufacturer with a 10,000 square meter factory and a team of about 300, and lists FSC, BSCI and ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certifications. It publishes two websites at the same Dongguan address that state different minimums, so confirm the MOQ for your specific box style when you ask for a quote.

Best fit: Brands wanting a dedicated perfume box factory with a broad range of rigid, wooden and plastic box styles.

3. JYX Packaging

Founded in Shenzhen in 2009, JYX reports about 29,800 square meters of production area, around 1,200 employees and FSC certification, with a production site in Jakarta added in 2020 and sales offices in the US and Europe. It makes both rigid and folding boxes for perfume, cosmetic, spirits and electronics brands.

Best fit: Larger brands that want a supplier with production outside China as well as inside it.

4. Yifeng Packaging

Guangzhou Yifeng Printing & Packaging was founded in 1990 and runs two factories, one for printing and one for paper handcraft, with more than 100 employees. Its range covers perfume, cosmetic and eyelash boxes as well as paper tubes and paper bags.

Best fit: Brands that want perfume boxes and related paper packaging such as tubes and bags from one long-established factory.

5. Xinyi Printing

Xinyi Printing presents itself as a certified printing manufacturer and lists cosmetic, beauty and skincare box lines, with certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, FSC, BSCI and SEDEX.

Best fit: Smaller beauty and fragrance runs that still want to buy directly from a Chinese factory.

6. Jarsking

Jarsking's fragrance division supplies perfume bottles, caps, collars and atomizers together with bottle decoration and perfume boxes, so the bottle and the box can come from one supplier.

Best fit: Brands launching at 10,000 units or more that want bottles and boxes coordinated by one supplier.

7. PakFactory

PakFactory is a packaging platform rather than a single factory: orders are produced across a network of more than 50 certified facilities, and it covers cosmetic and fragrance boxes alongside many other packaging types.

Best fit: Brands buying several packaging types who prefer one account over managing individual factories.

8. Packamor

Packamor supplies fragrance packaging components including front-tuck, top-tuck and discovery-set perfume boxes, with a published minimum of 100 units and factory-direct pricing offered on runs of 1,000 units or more.

Best fit: Independent perfumers testing a launch or a discovery set in small quantities.

9. Ibex Packaging

Ibex Packaging offers custom perfume boxes in cardboard, kraft, corrugated and rigid options with foil, embossing, spot UV and insert options, and publishes a 100-box minimum.

Best fit: Short runs where speed matters more than unit price.

10. Packlane

Packlane is an online service with instant quoting and a 3D design tool, and positions its product boxes for beauty and similar retail packaging.

Best fit: Very small first runs designed and ordered entirely online.

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Common mistakes to avoid

Avoid

Comparing a 100-unit online quote with a 3,000-unit factory quote

The unit prices are not comparable because the minimum, the lead time and the finishing options are all different.

Avoid

Ordering boxes before the bottle is fixed

Box inserts are cut to the real bottle, cap and collar, so changing the bottle after the box is sampled usually means sampling again.

Avoid

Assuming the published MOQ applies to every box style

Minimums often differ between rigid boxes, tubes and folding cartons, and between finishes, even at the same supplier.

Supplier questions to ask

  • What is the MOQ for this exact box style and finish, not the lowest MOQ you offer?
  • How long do samples take, and how long does bulk production take after sample approval?
  • Is the box produced in your own factory, or by a partner or network facility?
  • Will the insert be cut to our actual bottle, and can we send bottles for the sample?
  • Which certifications apply to the factory that will produce our order?

Quote readiness checklist

You do not need every detail on day one. The goal is to provide enough context for a realistic supplier route.

  • Order quantity per design decided, so you compare suppliers of the right type.
  • Bottle, cap and collar fixed, or physical bottles available to send for insert fitting.
  • Box style chosen: rigid box, paper tube or folding carton.
  • Target launch date worked back through sampling, production and shipping time.
  • MOQ and timing confirmed in writing for the exact box style being quoted.

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