What is small-batch packaging?

Small-batch packaging means customized packaging production with low MOQ (usually from 50 units). Using digital printing, no plate-making needed, fast production and flexible design adjustments. Ideal for trial sales, limited editions, multi-SKU operations, and personalized needs.

What is Lexiang minimum order quantity?

Lexiang supports custom orders from 50 units. Specific MOQ depends on box type, size, craft, and material. Compared to traditional packaging with thousands-unit MOQs, small-batch is ideal for brand trials.

What packaging products can be customized?

We support: boxes (lid-base, drawer, book-style, flip-top etc.), gift boxes, color boxes, paper bags, self-adhesive labels, roll labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and more.

How long to receive a sample?

Digital printing: no plate-making, samples in 3 business days. Mass production after sample approval: 5-10 business days depending on order volume. Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai: next-day delivery.

What printing processes do you support?

Hot stamping (gold/silver), spot UV, embossing/debossing, lamination (gloss/matte), laser, QR code/security code printing, and more. Multiple processes can be combined.

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