Explore packaging
forms and functions.
Fourteen categories covering pouches, sachets, and films through coffee applications, sleeves, and kraft appearances. Inspect the construction before discussing specifications.
Stand-Up Pouch
Bottom-gusset / Doypack
Bottom gusset opens into a standing base
Reference images help identify the construction. Final dimensions and features follow the agreed specifications.
The filter bag and outer sachet are shown separately. The filter remains unprinted; the outer sachet is an illustrative print sample. Reference images show the filter bag.
A representative standing-pouch construction. Dimensions, zipper, and material follow the agreed specifications.
Compare the construction.
Use front and side views to identify differences in the base, folds, and closure.
Stand-Up Pouch
Bottom-gusset / Doypack
- Base
- Oval footprint with a folded bottom gusset
- Side
- Wedge profile: expanded base, thin neck
- Closure
- Top seal; zipper depends on the specification
A representative standing-pouch construction. Dimensions, zipper, and material follow the agreed specifications.
Flat-Bottom Pouch
Box-bottom with side panels
- Base
- Rectangular bottom panel
- Side
- Side panels with gusset folds
- Closure
- Structured body with a sealed top
The box base and side panels distinguish it from a Doypack. Final dimensions follow the agreed drawing.
See the effect.
Choose your finish.
Rotate the sample and explore its surface options. Finishing availability is discussed alongside your construction and artwork.
Matte / Doff — a low-gloss surface for a calm look that lets your brand design speak.
Visuals are illustrative. Availability and finishing results depend on the confirmed construction and specifications.
Understand the construction
behind the pack.
Separate the layers and explore the information needed to discuss your product’s materials.
The surface for your brand’s design and visual identity.
Selected around protection requirements and the application.
Sealing construction follows the product and packing process.
Illustration is not to scale. Final structure and thickness are confirmed with your quotation.
Prepare your brief.
We’ll help complete the details.
Six steps to turn your product requirements into a more focused brief.
Choose a Packaging Type
Find the shape for your product requirements.
Bring Your Artwork
Share artwork, brand colours, and your variants.
Select Your Finish
Choose the surface character you want to create.
Material & Function
Discuss protection, features, and the filling process.
Plan Quantities
Share the quantity for each design or SKU.
Confirm Together
Confirm specifications, feasibility, timing, and price.
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Let’s discuss the specifications.
Share your product, preferred packaging type, target dimensions, and quantity per design. Savora will help prepare the discussion.