What the market buys
High-end gold and diamond work, a strong bench and design trade, and export to the Gulf.
What that means for the box
Buyers here are makers as well as retailers, so the conversation is technical early — dimensions, tolerances and interior fit rather than colour swatches.
Practical considerations
Export onward to the Gulf is common, so tell us at quotation if boxes ship on with the goods. It changes how the cartons are planned.
Getting it to Lebanon
Sea into Beirut for a run, air for samples. Banking and payment arrangements have been complicated in recent years, so settle how payment will work before production rather than at shipping — that is the practical constraint here, not the freight.
Working with buyers in Lebanon
Buyers are often makers themselves and the conversation is technical from the first message. Drawings and dimensions land better than mood boards. Arabic, French and English all appear on packaging here, sometimes on the same box.
Made to your brand
Every box we make carries your name, your colours and your logo, and nothing on it identifies us. Where you are supplying a client under their brand, that is standard OEM work for us.
At a glance
| Factor | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Bench and design trade | Technical briefs — dimensions before colour |
| Onward export | Packing planned for freight, not for a shop |
Frequently asked questions
Do you ship to Lebanon?
Yes — we ship worldwide from Hong Kong.
Can you work from a drawing rather than a description?
Yes, and it is the faster route. Send dimensions and we come back with a drawing before anything is made.
Can boxes be packed for onward export?
Yes. Tell us at quotation and the carton count is planned around the freight.
Can the box carry our brand rather than yours?
Yes. Nothing on the box identifies us. That is standard for the OEM work we do.
How do you ship to Lebanon?
Sea into Beirut for a run, air for samples. Banking and payment arrangements have been complicated in recent years, so settle how payment will work before production rather than at shipping — that is the practical constraint here, not the freight.
Tell us what you need
Tell us what you sell, your brand and roughly what quantity you have in mind. We’ll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.