70ml Red Square Glass Profile with Gold Striped Cap
This 70ml perfume bottle combines a compact 55 × 55 mm square glass body with a red presentation and a vertically striped gold outer cap. The contrast between the geometric bottle and metallic-looking cap structure gives the package a strong front-facing identity for fragrance collections. Rather than relying on an unusually tall silhouette, the design uses balanced proportions, color contrast and a defined cap structure to create a distinctive package for brands sourcing high end perfume bottles or customized fragrance packaging.
- 55 × 55 mm square footprint: Four evenly proportioned bottle faces provide structured areas for branding, decorative treatment and secondary-pack positioning.
- Red bottle presentation: The confirmed red appearance becomes a central part of the visual identity and should be coordinated with logo artwork and closure styling.
- Gold striped outer cap: Vertical detailing distinguishes the cap from a plain smooth closure and creates a clear visual contrast with the red bottle.
- 147 g bottle weight: The confirmed weight can be included in preliminary finished-pack and secondary-packaging calculations.
55 × 55 × 87 mm Complete Fragrance Package
The assembled bottle measures 55 × 55 × 87 mm including the cap, while the confirmed bare-bottle dimensions are 55 × 55 × 55 mm. This nearly cubic bottle body creates a compact proportion, while the outer cap adds approximately 32 mm to the overall package height. For packaging engineers, the distinction between bare-bottle height and complete assembled height is important when planning folding cartons, rigid boxes, inserts, display trays and presentation sets.
The dimensional drawing should be used for preliminary packaging assessment rather than as a substitute for the final production drawing. If a buyer already has an established carton format or presentation insert, the complete bottle, sprayer and cap configuration should be considered together before finalizing internal clearances.
Logo and Surface Decoration for the Red Square Bottle
The square bottle surfaces provide defined areas for developing custom fragrance artwork. Confirmed decoration options include silk screen printing, spray coating, electroplating and labeling. Because the bottle already combines a red body with a visually prominent gold striped cap, decoration should be developed as part of the complete color and component composition rather than treating the logo independently from the package.
- Silk screen printing: Suitable for applicable direct logos and graphic elements where artwork scale, position and colors can be established through sampling.
- Spray coating: Can be considered when the packaging concept requires broader treatment of the bottle surface or a different overall visual direction.
- Electroplating: Provides another confirmed decorative route that can be coordinated with the appearance of the selected closure components.
- Labeling: Offers an applied branding solution for projects where a separate graphic layer is preferred over direct bottle printing.
Crimp Sprayer and Gold Outer Cap Configuration
This 70ml perfume bottle uses a confirmed crimp-neck configuration together with a crimp sprayer, inner plug and outer cap. These components should be evaluated as one packaging system because the sprayer and cap influence both the assembled height and final visual proportion. The exact FEA designation or crimp-neck diameter has not been supplied, so buyers should not infer a standard neck size from the bottle capacity or appearance.
The gold striped cap is one of the most identifiable elements of this configuration. Buyers developing a branded fragrance line should review the cap together with the red bottle and intended artwork during sampling, particularly where logo positioning, component appearance and carton proportions need to work as a coordinated presentation.
1000-Piece MOQ for Wholesale Custom Perfume Bottle Projects
The confirmed MOQ for this 70ml red square glass perfume bottle is 1000 pieces. FOLOVER PACK supports wholesale customization around the established bottle format by coordinating the crimp sprayer, inner plug, outer cap and selected decoration process for a defined fragrance packaging project. Silk screen printing, spray coating, electroplating and labeling provide several routes for adapting the package to different brand identities while retaining the confirmed square bottle structure.
For a more efficient quotation and sample-development process, buyers should provide the required order quantity, artwork files, preferred decoration method, component requirements and any existing carton or filling-line constraints. A practical development sequence is to first approve the bottle and closure combination, then confirm the intended decoration on a physical sample, and finally use the approved assembled package when developing secondary packaging. Requirements outside the confirmed configuration should be identified before bulk production.
