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Packaging buying guide
A sleeve is an outer wrap that slides over a tray, carton or another agreed inner pack. It provides a branding surface and a layered opening, but does not automatically contain or protect the product by itself.
Measure the finished inner pack after wraps, coatings and labels are applied. Plan enough clearance to slide without scuffing, while avoiding a loose sleeve that falls away during handling.
Choose the opening direction and check which panel is seen first. A set may need an inner tray or insert to retain components when the sleeve is removed; sleeve friction is not product retention.
Use an appropriate physical reference to assess slide resistance, stop points, edge wear and alignment. Confirm whether the sleeve is supplied flat or assembled and whether artwork crosses a seam.
Compare a sleeve with a drawer structure. For a project review, share the finished product, quantity, destination and requirements through a custom quote brief. Availability and the final specification are confirmed in writing.