We have cooperated with supermarket customers,they need specially packaging,who need customers to view and touch the products directly.Based on this requirement we suggest using display boxes to package the ottoman.Customer accepted the idea and achieved their goals.
A supermarket customer needed more than a packaged ottoman. Shoppers had to be able to see and touch the product directly before making a purchase. The project therefore focused on matching the packaging format to the retail experience.
The Customer Requirement
The customer wanted a presentation that would give shoppers direct access to the product. For an upholstered ottoman, seeing the finish and feeling the material can be an important part of understanding the item. Packaging that concealed the product did not fit this brief.
Our Recommendation
Chengjun suggested display boxes for the ottomans. This approach responded to the customer’s request for an accessible product presentation and connected the packaging choice to the way the item would be displayed in a supermarket.
The Project Outcome
The customer accepted the display-box recommendation, and the approach met the stated presentation goal. The case demonstrates how practical advice on packaging can be part of a product supply project, alongside decisions about the ottoman itself.
What This Means for a New Project
The right packaging depends on the sales environment. When discussing a similar project, share how the item will be displayed, whether shoppers should touch it, and what handling or transport requirements apply. Display access and product protection need to be considered together; the final packaging should be reviewed for the actual order.
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