1. Material selection: Commonly used materials include paper (cardboard, art paper), wood, plastic (PET, PVC), metal and cloth. Today, with the improvement of environmental awareness, recyclable or biodegradable materials are becoming more and more popular.

2. Structural design: Gift boxes may adopt a variety of structural designs such as flip-top, drawer, hand-held, and window display to meet the display needs of different products and the convenience of consumers.

3. Printing and decoration: High-resolution printing technology can ensure that the patterns and texts are clear and colorful. Special processes such as hot stamping, hot silver, UV lamination, embossing, and screen printing can increase the luxury and touch experience of the packaging.

4. Personalized customization: According to brand characteristics and product positioning, exclusive patterns, logos, slogans, etc. can be customized, and even personalized customization services can be provided, such as adding the name of the recipient or special blessings to enhance the uniqueness and commemorative significance of the gift.

5. Protective measures: The interior is often equipped with linings made of EVA sponge, silk cloth, paper trays, etc., which not only protects the goods from collisions during transportation, but also adds a sense of ceremony when opening.