
Candle and fragrance pouch
Review the container footprint, closure position and logo area with the final packed product.
Fragrance Packaging
Choose the pouch around the packed fragrance product: dimensions, surface protection, material, closure, logo and retail presentation.
Use the packed product and its retail presentation as the starting point. Tokicraft reviews the pouch construction, material, logo and packing together before the order specification is confirmed.

Material decision
These directions help narrow the sample brief. Final fabric, color, logo compatibility and surface protection are approved from the selected construction and packed sample.
| Material or construction | Useful direction | Confirm on the sample |
|---|---|---|
| Organza | A light, visible presentation for samples, favors and product sets | Visibility, seam finish, drawstring closure and contact with decorated surfaces |
| Satin | A smooth, polished presentation for perfume, beauty and premium gifting | Fabric shade, surface marks, logo method, lining need and filled shape |
| Velvet | A soft-touch direction for glass bottles, jewelry pairings and premium sets | Pile direction, lint, color consistency, logo detail and surface-contact test |
| Linen or jute-look fabric | A natural presentation for candles, home fragrance and seasonal gifting | Fiber appearance, odor, shedding, print result and jar-corner fit |
| Window construction | A visible label or product-detail panel for retail and gift sets | Window material, stitching, scratch risk, label alignment and packed appearance |
Product fit
A bottle diameter alone does not define the finished bag. Include every part that affects loading, closure, protection and presentation.
Product references
Use these references to prepare the discussion; approve the final material and construction from the order sample.

Review the container footprint, closure position and logo area with the final packed product.

Confirm shade, shine, logo process and filled silhouette under the intended display lighting.

Check window alignment, stitching, label visibility and surface contact with the packed item.
Sample approval
Record the accepted sample and measurement method so bulk inspection and repeat orders use the same reference.
Load the largest approved product without forcing the opening, seams or cord channel.
Inspect every contact point that could scratch glass, labels, caps, cartons or decorated finishes.
Review the filled silhouette, closure position, logo placement and product orientation together.
Confirm seams, lining, insert, divider, window, cord and stopper against the signed specification.
Place the filled pouch inside the intended gift box, display tray, mailer or export carton.
FAQ
Send the packed product dimensions, photos with scale, proposed pouch size, fabric direction, logo file and placement, quantity by size or design, packing requirement, destination and target date.
That depends on the bottle or jar finish, labels, decoration, fabric and construction. A filled sample should be used to check rubbing, scratching, lint, odor and presentation before bulk approval.
There is no universal best material. Satin and velvet can create a softer premium presentation, while linen-look fabrics can suit natural home-fragrance positioning. Confirm the actual color, hand feel, logo process and filled sample.
Yes. Finished size, material, cord, lining, window construction, logo method and packing can be reviewed from the product and artwork brief. MOQ and schedule are confirmed against the final specification.
Send the packed product, dimensions, material direction, artwork, quantities, packing, destination and target date. MOQ, sampling and schedule will be confirmed against that specification.
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