Besides checking out items with beautiful packaging, I love shopping for packaging supplies for my Etsy shop. They are just tons to choose from and sometimes you get so overwhelm that you forgot that you are running a business and you tend over shop.. *guilty as charged*
Recently one of my suppliers for my boxes has increased its price. In addition, I was told that it will take me 2 months before I will receive it and I have to buy for the items upfront. I was so ANNOYED! Thus I decided to revamp my packaging strategy... but to what?
Here are some of my favorites and thoughts.. My packaging may be a combination of some..
- Organza bags
- Colored / printed tissue paper
- Custom stickers
- Boxes (source for new suppliers)
- Ribbons (LOVE ribbons!)
- Source for other containers.. (e.g. tin cans, plastic containers)
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I use organza bags for my jewellery or a cardboard box for more delicate necklaces. There is something lovely about pretty packaging isn't there!
ohh, I'm a sucker for a cute package, too :) For jewelry, I do like a box of some sort, but so long as it's not breakable I like cute wrapping and bags, also.
AMI & BlenderBach - Yes, I use organza bags too but prefer the box option better.. *sigh*.. Alot of jewelry shops uses organza bags.. so.. I guess I just wanted to see how I can differentiate my shop from the rest.. Food for thought.. :)
I love the custom stickers idea...
I want the packaging to look sophisticated.
I use tissue paper and ribbons...for jewelry organza bags are gorgeous. But something really unique would make me remember the shop. If it reflects your style of jewelry, even better :)
I love organza bags, but i always feel the jewelry will get crushed in transit. So I prefer a box.
I love things in cute packaging too!
Oh, I'm a real sucker for packaging too!
the brighter and bolder the packaging the better, gets me everytime
Packaging is awesome! I love packaging my goodies all cute before sending them out, and I just love getting prettily wrapped presents from people. I've always been amazed at how lots of countries in Europe and Asia package almost EVERYTHING purchased at a store, whereas in the US not every little thing is packaged (like in tissue paper, etc.)
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