1.Consider the demographics of recipients. Obvious factors are age and sex, but any other information is very useful to us.
2.As part of the brief we need to know where and how the perfume will be shipped, stored and where the perfume will ultimately be used, because climate impacts on perfume.
3.Allow enough time. On average delivery time is five weeks from order.
4.Consider the size you want to offer, this can be as small as 5ml and as large as 125ml.
5.Obviously smaller containers restrict the amount of space for branding on the product.
6.Consider quantity. Smaller quantities restrict your packaging options, but we overcome this by offering Thai silk bags to put the vial or bottle into.
7.Large quantities give you more options for packaging. In which case:
8.Consider the use of graphics, these don’t have to be restricted to a logo. In the case of a product launch or a company anniversary, a pic of the product or company premises, for instance, can be added to the container.
9.How personal do you want the personalisation to be? Individual names of recipients can also be added.
10.Whilst bespoke perfumes can be created for small or large orders, we also hold stocks of 100s of perfumes that have already been blended. Some have commercial equivalents, many don’t.
