Short answer
A small fragrance launch of around 300 bottles per scent works best with a stock bottle, a standard pump, a catalog cap, one-colour logo decoration and one box size for every scent. Plan samples first, confirm the fit of every part, then order packaging and filling around a single delivery date.
Step by step
- Pick the bottle. 30 ml or 50 ml is the usual first size. Note its neck.
- Pick pump and cap for the same neck, in a finish that matches your brand.
- Order samples of the full set and test with your perfume: spray, leaks, cap fit.
- Decide decoration: screen print or hot foil keeps the minimum low.
- Order the box sized to the approved sample.
- Book filling with your perfumer for the delivery date.
Common mistakes
- Buying bottles and pumps from different suppliers without a fit test.
- Designing the box before the bottle is final.
- Choosing a spray colour that needs thousands of pieces.
- Forgetting a crimping tool for crimp-neck pumps.
Frequently asked questions
How many bottles should a new perfume brand order?
Many new brands start with 300 to 1,000 bottles per scent to test the market before committing to larger runs.
Planning a launch?
Tell us your bottle, quantity and date. We reply with a checked parts list and a written quote.