When customers browse shelves, the first thing they notice is the colour of your packaging box. Colours trigger emotions—some excite, some calm, and some create discomfort. Understanding colour psychology is essential because the right colour can attract buyers, while the wrong colour can turn them away. For example, using red on a razor blade box…
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If you have put in a lot of effort to design a packaging box, worked on it for weeks or even months, the last thing you want is to see mistakes after printing. Any errors, whether it is spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, or problems with colours and images on the final packaging box, can be…
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Die-cut window packaging boxes have been used for many years and remain one of the most effective ways to present a product. In the past, most window boxes used very simple shapes such as circles, squares, or rectangles. These designs were functional and allowed customers to see the product inside. Today, packaging box printing in…
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Debossed and embossed You might have come across the phrases embossing and debossing and wondered what the difference is. In packaging box printing, embossing raises your artwork from the printed material, while debossing presses the artwork downward to create a sunken effect. When planning packaging box printing in Malaysia, choosing between embossing and debossing depends…
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Packaging box design is one of the most powerful elements in retail marketing. It often determines whether a customer chooses your product or walks away. In a competitive market, businesses in Malaysia must continuously evaluate whether their current packaging still reflects their brand, product, and customer expectations. Here are the key signs that it’s time…
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