Plain Sample Kit
A plain sample, also known as a form sample or diecut, is an example of the final packaging design used to show the client, graphic designer, and printer that the final packaging design will look as intended and is structurally sound. A plain sample can take the form of many different things; it can be the actual packaging, it can be part of the packaging such as the lid, flap, or even just one section or edge of the packaging, which will help with deciding how to construct the rest of the package.
Various Inclusions
We provide you with samples that are based on the current supply. Usually, sample kits include boxes of previously completed tasks in varying styles and shapes.
Personalized size
Material of your choice
Print and publishing
Add-ons and embellishments (e.g. foil, embossing)
Finishing (e.g. matte, glossy)
Process & Time
3 to 5 business days production
2 to 3 business days shipping
Reimbursement Policy
Do you find yourself asking, when can I get reimbursed? Often? With our reimbursement policy, you can feel confident that your payments will be made back to you promptly – usually within one week. Here are the details behind our generous and clear reimbursement policy, so you’re never left in the dark again.
| REIMBURSEMENT | CRITERIA |
|---|---|
| 50% | Your minimum value for that order is USD 800, which excludes shipping per packaging volume of 500 units per packaging type. |
| 100% | The minimum order placement of USD 1500 excludes the shipping cost per packaging volume of 2000 packaging units per packaging type |
Revisions & Redesigns
Before you place your order for a plain sample, you must be aware of the revision and redesign aspects of your order and quote placement. Some aspects are liable to revision, and some are not. For instance, the changes in artwork once the task is final are not free. To save you from additional costs, you must double-check all the points before finalizing the quote.
For your convenience, we are giving some examples of the type of changes you may consider:
| Types of Changes | Examples |
|---|---|
| The changes for which we would not cost anything: |
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| Changes and alterations would cost you an additional fee. |
Alterations in the:
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