Nº D-11162
Trial shampoo, body wash, detergent — die-cut to a bottle.
Made for: Cosmetics, Household & chemicals.
Sample printed on OPP / MPET / PE laminate (metallized) 0.1 mm, gloss lamination; style: 3-side seal film pouch.
Sample size 55 × 100 mm.
Small sachets of two webs sealed all round, then die-cut to a shape (round corners, oval) — samples, gifts with purchase, single doses. Gravure or digital print on laminate; keep the seal clear round the edge.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 55 × 100 mm sample or your own size, with the dieline redrawn.
Yes, with Pro: the die files (SVG, PDF / AI, DXF / CF2) and the CMYK print PDF; designing on the die is free.
The sample is OPP / MPET / PE laminate (metallized) 0.1 mm with gloss lamination, on a dieline drawn at the size you type.
A die-cut sachet is two webs of laminate laid face to face, sealed on three or four sides, filled with cream, serum or shampoo and sealed shut; a cutting die then trims it to a rounded, oval, teardrop or bottle outline. The seal follows the shape and the film outside it is cut away. A tear notch at the edge lets it open by hand.
Common laminates are PET/MPET/PE or PET/AL/PE at roughly 80–120 microns in total; the foil or metallised layer blocks light and oxygen for serums and essential oils. The inner PE is the sealing and product-contact layer and must suit the formula — essential oils and alcohol can weaken the seal.
Reverse gravure printing on the PET is standard, so the ink sits between layers and doesn't scuff; short runs are printed digitally on film. A matt outer film or spot matt varnish is possible. Metallised film gives a silver sheen; for opaque white areas you need a white underprint.
Draw the cutting outline and the seal zone in one file: the seal band, about 4–8 mm wide, runs along the edge, and type and logos sit inside the filled area. The tear notch goes in the seal band with no important text near it. Even a small sachet must carry the required information, so put fine text on the back and a large product name on the front.
It mimics the full-size bottle, so customers recognise the product they will buy; the neck takes the tear notch and the body holds 5–10 ml.
Yes, if the neck is at least about 12–15 mm wide, leaving room for seals on both sides and a channel for the product; a neck too thin tears on opening.
A shaped sachet needs its own cutting die and wastes more film in the trim, so it costs more than a square three-side seal; in return it stands out as a trial gift.
Product name, ingredients, directions, expiry or batch, and the responsible organisation; in Vietnam goods labelling follows Decree 37/2026/NĐ-CP, and where a pack is very small some content may go on the outer pack or accompanying leaflet as the rules allow.
PET/AL/PE with a real aluminium layer gives the best light and gas barrier; MPET is lighter and cheaper, enough for creams and shampoos used within a few months.