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Pantone-Based Matching
This is recommended for the highest level of consistency. Pantone is a globally standardized color system. By following defined ink formulations, this method allows efficient and reliable color matching across packaging production batches.
Best for:
Clients with established brand colors or strict visual identity requirements.
Physical Sample Matching
One-to-one color matching based on existing products, caps, bottles, or color chips.Clients usually provide physical samples for reference, allowing us to match colors directly against real materials. This approach delivers highly accurate results.
Best for:
Replacing existing packaging or matching colors across different components.
Concept or Artwork Reference
Based on concepts, artworks, or visual references, we develop color proposals or renderings for confirmation before sampling. Drawing on our experience, we translate abstract color ideas into practical solutions that can be manufactured
Best for:
New brands, new product lines, or early-stage design concepts
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Depending on your container material, aesthetic goals, and functional needs, we apply colors through five core molding and coating techniques
In-mold Color
Base color integrated into the material during injection molding for high durability and long-term color stability.
Special Color Effects
Advanced effects such as pearlescent, glitter, metallic, or layered colors, depending on material and finishing processes.
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Packaging colors naturally vary across resins and components because pigments are molded directly into raw materials rather than applied as surface coatings
We follow a structured color control process:
• Pre-production color samples developed and approved as reference
• Standard physical master samples archived for consistent future batches
• Multi-light inspection under D65 and TL84 to ensure retail consistency
• Controlled tolerance management across multi-material packaging sets
D65(Daylight 6500K):
Cooler, neutral lighting. Packaging presents in a truer, vibrant pink tone.
TL84 (Store Light 4000K):
Warmer, soft lighting. Packaging subtle shifts to a warmer, softer peach tone.
Notice: Color variations may occur across different materials and processes
