Pretty sets of tags stimulate your desire to buy

As the world's leading supplier of sleeve labeling solutions, Sleever International has been continuously developing new sleeve labeling technologies. Among them, Schlieffer helped Jean-Paul Gaultier's aquarium-themed summer 2005 limited edition perfume to create a collection of labels.

Eric Masson, head of European sales at Schiffer, said: “We created this set of labels very special, it makes people want to have it when they see this perfume.”

The outer packaging of this fragrance is a can-shaped transparent plastic container, and the sleeve label on the outer package is also transparent, so that the inner bottle with perfume is clearly visible. “The more transparent the better the sleeve, the better. Even if the logo is printed on the sleeve, consumers will be able to see the printed words and patterns on the inner bottle through the sleeve label,” said Eric Mason. One of the very special aspects of this product is that it can be seen through the outer packaging. In addition, the inner bottle echoes the logo on the sleeve and creates a three-dimensional, three-dimensional feel that is very beautiful.”

“The anti-counterfeiting advantage of Schluck's labeling is also reflected in this product,” said Eric Masson. “Our sleeve label guarantees the authenticity of the product, because only a small perforation of the sleeve is first torn off. Can open the outer package, consumers can see at a glance whether the product is a fake.”

Eric Masson added: "Our goal is to create an extremely attractive set of labels that inspire people to have a strong desire to own. At the same time, we must also fully meet the technical requirements of the designer. Fortunately, the rich experience and cutting-edge technology of Schlepper's sleeve labeling solution ensure the success of this project. I can say with pride that no other company in the world can do it except for Schlepper."

Source: Packaging Materials and Containers