SERVICES
Jarsking Studio

SERVICES — PACKAGING DESIGN & OBM

Packaging design services, built for production.

Jarsking Studio designs packaging for beauty, personal care, pet care and wellness brands, and Jarsking Packaging manufactures it. One team takes your product from the brief to moodboard, CMF, structure and a prototype, then into tooling and production. A moodboard and CMF proposal takes 2 to 4 weeks. A full program runs 84 to 110 days from concept to delivery.

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FIG. 01 — ONE PERFUME BOTTLE, FIVE PARTSCMF · CLEAR
01 — SCULPTED HEAD02 — CAP BASE03 — SPRAY PUMP04 — DIP TUBE05 — GLASS BOTTLE
Line drawing of a square faceted perfume bottle with a sculpted horse-head cap
  • Since 2003Cosmetic packaging manufacturing
  • 30+Designers
  • 100,000 m²Own manufacturing workshops
  • 2–4 weeksTo a moodboard and CMF proposal
  • 84–110 daysConcept to delivery, plus 35–40 days by sea

01 — BY CATEGORY

Seven categories. Each with its own rules.

A serum, a perfume and a dog shampoo each ask something different of their packaging. Each category below covers what the formula needs from its pack, what the shelf expects, and which materials and closures fit, with the Studio concepts we designed for it.

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SHEET 01 — SKINCARE01 / 07
MAREA product line of four glass airless jars in blue, navy, brown and turquoise standing in clear seawater between sandstone rocks.
MAREA · STUDIO CONCEPT

02 — HOW TO WORK WITH US

Two ways to work with the Studio.

Most brands come to us for a complete program: design and manufacturing together. Some need the design work on its own. Both begin with the same conversation.

Production program Design only
SuitsBrands launching or extending a range who want one partner from idea to deliveryBrands that already have a manufacturer, or want a design direction before they commit
You receiveThe six-part Studio proposal, a physical sample, tooling, production and one coordinated deliveryDesign proposals scoped with you, for example moodboard, CMF direction and 3D renders
Design feeIncluded in one bundled price, quoted at 10,000, 20,000 or 50,000 setsQuoted case by case
Minimum order10,000 units per SKU on existing molds; 30,000–50,000 units per SKU when the design needs its own mold, confirmed per projectNo order needed
Timeline84–110 days from concept to delivery, plus 35–40 days by sea2–4 weeks for a moodboard and CMF proposal; larger scopes are quoted with their own timeline
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Production program

Suits
Brands launching or extending a range who want one partner from idea to delivery
You receive
The six-part Studio proposal, a physical sample, tooling, production and one coordinated delivery
Design fee
Included in one bundled price, quoted at 10,000, 20,000 or 50,000 sets
Minimum order
10,000 units per SKU on existing molds; 30,000–50,000 units per SKU when the design needs its own mold, confirmed per project
Timeline
84–110 days from concept to delivery, plus 35–40 days by sea
Start a project →

Design only

Suits
Brands that already have a manufacturer, or want a design direction before they commit
You receive
Design proposals scoped with you, for example moodboard, CMF direction and 3D renders
Design fee
Quoted case by case
Minimum order
No order needed
Timeline
2–4 weeks for a moodboard and CMF proposal; larger scopes are quoted with their own timeline
Ask for a design quote →

Timelines begin once design files and deposit are received. Complex or fully custom programs are quoted individually. Have another kind of cooperation in mind? Tell us, and we will quote it case by case.

03 — WHAT YOU RECEIVE

One proposal. Six parts. Ready to decide on.

A Studio proposal is not a folder of loose files. It is one complete, costed and buildable solution, so you can decide on the product, the price and the timeline together.

Sepia illustration of an apothecary writing desk with a drawing of the OFFICINA MANE mist bottle on paper, an hourglass, a sun-and-moon dial, a herbarium, a map and a brass scale.
The OFFICINA MANE Morning Mist bottle and Reed Diffuser side by side on a marble counter in an apothecary workshop.
The OFFICINA Evening Diffuser with black reeds on linen among glass color chips, closures, a brass collar, botanical label cards, color swatches and a brass caliper.
The open OFFICINA molded-pulp gift case with its fitted insert of bottles, reeds and tin, laid out on paper with the bottles, tin and carton beside it.
A painter's easel in an apothecary studio holding an OFFICINA campaign triptych of three illustrated portraits, each with an OFFICINA bottle.
Hands checking an OFFICINA diffuser bottle and its label beside a scale, and two OFFICINA dropper bottles on a linen drawstring bag next to a gift carton.
  1. 01 · Strategy briefJARSKING STUDIO
    Sepia illustration of an apothecary writing desk with a drawing of the OFFICINA MANE mist bottle on paper, an hourglass, a sun-and-moon dial, a herbarium, a map and a brass scale.
    01

    Strategy brief

    What it covers
    Category, channel, consumer, price point
    The question it answers
    Who is it for, and where will it sell?
  2. 02 · Product directionJARSKING STUDIO
    The OFFICINA MANE Morning Mist bottle and Reed Diffuser side by side on a marble counter in an apothecary workshop.
    02

    Product direction

    What it covers
    Capacity combinations and line structure
    The question it answers
    Which sizes, how many SKUs, and what comes first?
  3. 03 · System designJARSKING STUDIO
    The OFFICINA Evening Diffuser with black reeds on linen among glass color chips, closures, a brass collar, botanical label cards, color swatches and a brass caliper.
    03

    System design

    What it covers
    Industrial design and CMF
    The question it answers
    How does it look and feel, across every SKU?
  4. 04 · Full packaging systemJARSKING STUDIO
    The open OFFICINA molded-pulp gift case with its fitted insert of bottles, reeds and tin, laid out on paper with the bottles, tin and carton beside it.
    04

    Full packaging system

    What it covers
    Cartons, gift boxes, bags, labels
    The question it answers
    How does it arrive, open and sit on shelf?
  5. 05 · Base visual assetsJARSKING STUDIO
    A painter's easel in an apothecary studio holding an OFFICINA campaign triptych of three illustrated portraits, each with an OFFICINA bottle.
    05

    Base visual assets

    What it covers
    Key visuals and product imagery
    The question it answers
    What do you launch with?
  6. 06 · Sampling and production pathJARSKING STUDIO
    Hands checking an OFFICINA diffuser bottle and its label beside a scale, and two OFFICINA dropper bottles on a linen drawstring bag next to a gift carton.
    06

    Sampling and production path

    What it covers
    How it is built, and how long it takes
    The question it answers
    When can you hold it, and when does it ship?

04 — WHO DOES THE WORK

Three disciplines at one table.

Strategy, design and engineering work on your project at the same time, not one after another. The concept you approve has already been checked for tooling, cost and compliance.

  • 1.1category, channel, consumer and price-point analysis

  • 1.2range planning

  • 1.3the strategy brief.

  • 2.1industrial design

  • 2.2CMF

  • 2.3graphics and labels

  • 2.4cartons and gift boxes

  • 2.5key visuals and product imagery.

  • 3.13D structure and technical drawings

  • 3.2design for manufacture and for recycling

  • 3.3compliance path and testing plan

  • 3.4prototype and sample.

More than 30 designers work in the Studio, and one project manager stays with you from the first call to delivery.

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05 — HOW A PROJECT RUNS

From the first call to the first shipment.

Jarsking Studio team in a working session with brand clients at a table of glass bottle and jar samples in the Jarsking showroom.
SATURNINE color system proposal board: seven named bottle colors with hex and RGB values and a finish note for each.
Studio designer holding a green glass bottle sample in front of its 3D render on screen.
Glass bottle forming line in production, with glowing hot bottles leaving the molds.
OFFICINA gift set: a molded-pulp case with mist bottle, reed diffuser, dropper, mini vial and solid perfume tin laid out beside it.
84–110 DAYS · CONCEPT TO DELIVERY
2–4 WEEKS · MOODBOARD AND CMF PROPOSAL
30–45 DAYS · TOOLING
+ 35–40 DAYS · BY SEA
NOT TO SCALE
  1. 01

    A working session on your product, brand and market: category, channel, consumer and price point. Nothing is quoted yet.

  2. 02

    The moodboard and CMF proposal arrives in 2 to 4 weeks. The six-part proposal follows, with one bundled price.

  3. 03

    When your design needs a new mold, you hold a 3D-printed prototype before the mold is cut. On an existing mold, you get real samples to fill, test and refine.

  4. 04

    Tooling takes 30 to 45 days. Production samples are checked and approved before the full production run, and you receive one coordinated delivery.

  5. 05

    Your next SKU builds on the same platform: a travel size, a gift set, a seasonal edition or a line extension.

Timelines begin once design files and deposit are received. Complex or fully custom programs are quoted individually.

06 — DESIGN THE RANGE, NOT THE ITEM

We design platforms, so your next product starts ahead.

Instead of one bottle, we design a structural platform that can carry a hero size, a travel size, a gift set, a seasonal edition and a line extension. SKUs that share a mold share its cost, and every new launch strengthens the look customers already know.

How we work →

ONE PLATFORM → FIVE SKUs01 / 05 · HERO

The hero defines the platform: glass mold, neck, closure, shoulder line, decoration and carton.

WHAT EACH SKU SHARES

PARTHEROTRAVELGIFT SETSEASONALEXTENSION
Glass moldNEWNEWSHAREDSHAREDSHARED
Neck finishNEWSHAREDSHAREDSHAREDSHARED
ClosureNEWSHAREDSHAREDSHAREDNEW
Shoulder lineNEWSHAREDSHAREDSHAREDSHARED
DecorationNEWSHAREDSHAREDNEWNEW
CartonNEWNEWNEWSHAREDSHARED
New parts6/62/61/61/62/6

TOOLING SHARED ACROSS SKUs

  • Glass mold Ahero bottle

    1. H
    2. T
    3. G
    4. S
    5. E

    ÷1

  • Glass mold Btravel bottle

    1. H
    2. T
    3. G
    4. S
    5. E

    ÷1

  • Closure toolcap

    1. H
    2. T
    3. G
    4. S
    5. E

    ÷1

THE SHELF SO FAR

ONE PLATFORM, MANY PRODUCTS

Three hands holding BLUUM frosted square foundation bottles with pink, red and sage caps, with foundation shade swatches on each arm.
BLUUM
KUROE four-step skincare family on one cap architecture.
KUROE™ Tokyo Monochrome
SURGE skincare collection in blue and white airless bottles, refills and caps arranged as a flat lay.
SURGE™
PÉTALE skincare set of red glass bottles and jars in a round pink satin-lined gift box, with its rose-embossed velvet lid.
PÉTALE
FirstBloom baby shampoo, body wash and lotion pump bottles carried in a clear gift bag with a sage ribbon.
FirstBloom
Model holding the FIBRE LAB haircare range of seven bottles and tubes in a clear carry case.
FIBRE LAB™

07 — BACKED BY MANUFACTURING AND TESTING

Designed where it is made.

The Studio works inside Jarsking Packaging, a cosmetic packaging manufacturer since 2003. Jarsking owns its glass, plastic injection, mold, decoration and carton workshops across 100,000 m² in Guangzhou. Specialty components come from a vetted partner network held to the same standard. You deal with one project manager and receive one coordinated delivery.

Aerial view of the Jarsking manufacturing complex in Guangzhou.
FIG. 07 — JARSKING MANUFACTURING, GUANGZHOU

The packaging Jarsking manufactures reaches shelves at leading beauty and retail chains, including Sephora, Walmart, Watsons and Douglas.

For each project we plan the tests your markets require, and the reports are available on request.

MATERIALS WE DESIGN WITH

  • Glass (clear, frosted, amber and violet)
  • PET
  • PETG
  • PP
  • HDPE
  • PCR plastics
  • Acrylic
  • Aluminum
  • Bamboo
  • Paper and board

NEWER MATERIALS

  • PLA
  • PHA
  • Wood-fiber composite
  • Calcium-carbonate composite

THE EVIDENCE

Quality management

ISO 9001:2015 certificate, valid to July 2027

HIC Certification

GRS V4.0 for PCR PS and PP

SGS

Lead, cadmium, mercury and hexavalent chromium, tested under the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and US TPCH model legislation on glass bottles, pumps, caps, dropper parts and silicone parts. Pass, 2026

UTL · SGS

Total fluorine screening on caps, foam bottles, dropper collars, silicone sleeves and pouches. Pass, 2026

UTL · SGS

Bisphenol A tested on plastic caps, dropper parts and rubber tips, including California Proposition 65 limits. Pass, 2026

SGS · UTL

SVHC screening on glass bottles, and on a plastic pouch against the 253-substance candidate list published by ECHA in February 2026. Pass

Bureau Veritas · UTL

Cosmetic glass packaging. Pass

Beide Compliance Laboratory

Child-resistant closure design tested to US 16 CFR §1700.20. The same mechanism is used across our bottles and jars, and testing and certificates for your pack are arranged on request

Beide Compliance Laboratory

40 Chinese design and utility patents on our own bottles, closures and cartons, including five for child-resistant bottles and cartons, and a registered industrial design in Canada

China National Intellectual Property Administration · Canadian Intellectual Property Office

See certificates on jarsking.com →

08 — QUESTIONS

Questions buyers ask about our packaging design services

What do your packaging design services include?

A strategy brief, product direction, industrial design and CMF, the full packaging system (cartons, gift boxes, bags and labels), base visual assets, and a sampling and production path. In a production program, sampling, tooling, manufacturing and delivery follow from the same team.

In a production program, design is included in one bundled price, quoted at 10,000, 20,000 or 50,000 sets, so there is no separate design fee. Design-only work is quoted case by case once we understand the scope.

Jarsking Studio owns the concepts it develops itself, including every concept shown on this site. For a client's own project, the client and Jarsking Studio discuss ownership and confirm it in signed legal documents.

Because feasibility, cost and tooling are settled while the design is still being drawn. Jarsking Studio sits inside Jarsking Packaging's own workshops, so the concept you approve is one that can be made, and one partner stays responsible from the drawing to the delivery.

Five: talk to us, get your proposal, sample and validate, pilot and produce, and extend the line. When a design needs a new mold, you approve a 3D-printed prototype before the mold is cut, and approve production samples before the full run.

A moodboard and CMF proposal takes 2 to 4 weeks. Tooling takes 30 to 45 days. A full program runs 84 to 110 days from concept to delivery, plus 35 to 40 days by sea. Timelines begin once design files and deposit are received.

10,000 units per SKU on existing molds. When a design needs its own mold, MOQ is 30,000 to 50,000 units per SKU, confirmed per project.

Yes. We can build the design on Jarsking's existing molds and customize color, finish and decoration. It is the fastest route to shelf and keeps MOQ at 10,000 units per SKU. A new mold is the right choice when the shape itself is the brand.

Yes. Testing is planned per market: for example the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (EU) 2025/40 and REACH for Europe, TPCH model legislation and California Proposition 65 for the US, and 16 CFR §1700.20 for child-resistant packaging. Reports are available on request.

No. Every project shown is an original concept developed in-house by Jarsking Studio. Client proposals stay confidential.