A Cylinder Bottle Held in a Flat Clamshell

The case opens along a center hinge into two flat panels, one pressed with a deep cylindrical channel that runs the length of the bottle. The soft mint tone reads as calm rather than clinical, and the debossed logo text sits directly on the pulp surface without a separate label layer, keeping the outer shell simple even as the bottle inside carries its own printed details.

Sleeve Band Closes It Without Glue

A teal paper band wraps horizontally around the closed clamshell, slotting into cut notches on either panel to hold the two halves shut under normal handling. Because the band carries its own print, swapping formulas means changing the sleeve rather than retooling this breathable structure underneath.

Deep Channel Keeps the Bottle From Rolling

The cylindrical cavity runs deep enough to cradle the bottle past its midline, so the metal cap end doesn't dip below the panel edge or catch on the opposite half when the clamshell shuts. This depth stops the bottle rolling loose inside the case during transit, holding it centered without foam padding or a secondary tray.