WE HAVE THE BEST PACKAGING FOR HAT SHOPS

Whether you're an enthusiast or a master milliner, you're going to need many different types of packaging to keep, store, and transport all sorts of products related to your work. At Artipistilos, you'll find boxes for headdresses and hats in which to keep your creations or your collection in perfect condition. Here you'll find much more.

For example, we have cardboard packaging boxes of 20 x 15 x 15 cm, as practical as they are simple. If you want to store jewelry, perhaps a cardboard jewelry box is more suitable. In both cases, to seal them well and properly conserve what you store inside, you'll need plenty of packing tape, which you can also find here.

Furthermore, for the more delicate products, and especially when they need to be transported, it's always good to have packaging foam handy, ideal for cushioning any impact.

What if you have a bunch of small-sized ornaments that need to be stored and sorted? Here you will also find many ways to store them. For instance, we include in our catalog several types of self-adhesive bags, ideal for small-sized pieces, all of them transparent so you can see the content at all times. We recommend the bubble bags for particularly delicate objects.

For slightly larger objects, you can count on our transparent plastic boxes of different sizes. Don't wait any longer and get everything you need! We'll bring it to your home with all guarantees.

WHAT TYPES OF PACKAGING ARE THERE?

Before talking about the types of packaging that exist, let's first define what we refer to with this product. Packaging is a wrapping whose purpose is to temporarily contain products for handling, transportation, and storage. Packaging can be made of multiple materials: cardboard, plastic, wood, glass, metal, etc.

Packaging and packing are also useful for protecting the contents, organizing it, informing about its conditions, composition, ingredients, etc. Many packages are very useful for selling the contents thanks to their advertising design.

We could say that the packaging has 5 objectives: to protect the product, facilitate its transport, promote the content and its purchase, inform consumers about the product's features, and improve the brand image.

That being said, we can talk about three general types of packaging ordered from smallest to largest. The container is the wrapping that is in direct contact with the product and protects it from bumps and scratches. It can be rigid (boxes, bottles, jars, blisters) or flexible (bags, envelopes, paper...).

The secondary packaging is usually a box that contains the product and the aforementioned container. This is the one that usually includes advertising, the brand image, and product information, among other things. In stores, we usually interact with this packaging.

Lastly, tertiary packaging is large and can contain many units of secondary packaging. This packaging is exclusive for the transportation of the products and their storage in warehouses before they are made available to the public.

We must also mention other packaging elements that help separate, classify, protect, or preserve products, such as edge protectors, conditioners, dividers, and strapping.