Three Bottle Sleeve Clamshell Sample Packaging Wholesale

Three Wells Pressed for Three Bottles The tray splits into three deep, evenly spaced wells, each shaped to hold a spray bottle upright by its base rather than lying flat. Rounded corners at the top of each cavity let the pump head clear the panel edge, so all three samples can be checked out or slotted back in without forcing the fit. A Hinge and Peg Holes Instead of a Loose Lid The two panels connect along one edge, folding shut to enclose the bottles rather than requiring a separate lid to align. Small perforations along the outer edge double as peg-hook holes for retail hanging, keeping this breathable structure usable both on-shelf and in a mailer. A Printed Sleeve Wraps Where the Bottles Sit A paper sleeve band wraps around the closed clamshell, carrying a plaid or checked pattern that covers the front panel completely. Because the sleeve is a separate piece from the pulp shell, one tray mold supports multiple print runs, whether a seasonal pattern or a plain kraft wrap for a different sample set.