Gift packaging built around the piece inside it
Rigid card, lacquered wood and moulded plastic boxes for jewellery, watches, wine and confectionery — made to your size, your covering and your insert, on OEM terms.
Five families of gift packaging, one factory
Teng Fei Packaging Manufactory builds presentation packaging in three constructions — rigid card wrapped in paper, lacquered wood, and moulded plastic. Every family below is a real, catalogued range, and every photograph on this site is the factory’s own.
Jewellery Boxes
Ring, pendant, bangle, chain and set boxes in rigid card, lacquered wood and moulded plastic — the widest family in the range.
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Watch Boxes
Single and twin watch cases in rigid card, moulded plastic and lacquered wood, plus a six-slot wooden display case.
7 products →
Wine Boxes
Two-bottle presentation boxes, single-bottle carriers, printed cubes, hinged presentation boxes and die-cut window packs.
7 products →
Shopping Bags
Laminated rope-handle carriers, two-tone gift bags, a wide landscape carrier and die-cut handle favour bags.
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Chocolate & Cake Boxes
Drawer boxes, hexagonal assortment packs, tiered towers, wedding favour boxes and printed cake cartons.
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You can lay out a counter before you place an order
Most gift-box suppliers quote sizes only after you ask. Seven of the wooden WB series here publish a full millimetre table — cube, flap box, strap box, deep box and set tray, all in one finish. That means a jeweller can plan a whole cabinet on paper, then order against it, instead of discovering after delivery that the bangle box is from a different family than the ring box.
- Seven wooden series with published size tables, reproduced exactly as the factory published them.
- Rigid card series where the box size, the covering paper and the insert velour colour are all specified per order.
- One moulded plastic family for display stock that gets opened dozens of times a day.
- OEM across every line — this is contract manufacturing, not a stock catalogue.
A cross-section of the catalogue
Eight products drawn from all five families. The full range is on the products page — nothing is held back and nothing is invented.
PB-100 Series Rigid Jewellery Box Set
Five-size charcoal rigid set with white velour foam inserts
View product →WB-200 Series Gloss Cherry Wood Box
Six-size high-gloss cherry range lined in crème velvet
View product →CB-1 Two-Bottle Wine Gift Box
Burgundy two-bottle presentation box with a satin bow and straw filler
View product →WPB Red Leatherette Watch Case
Red leatherette-covered plastic watch case with a gold edge line
View product →Hexagonal Pinwheel Chocolate Box
Hexagonal box with a red and white pinwheel lid and a fitted divider
View product →Wide-Format Red Carrier Bag
Wide landscape-format red carrier with rope handles
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WB-700 Series Navy Lacquer Wood Box
Four-size navy lacquer range lined in white PU leather
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Pearlised Pink Necklace Box
Pearlised pink flat box with a grey ribbon band and satin bed
View product →How a box actually gets specified
OEM & Custom Development
Every family in the range is offered on OEM terms: size, covering paper, insert material and insert colour are specified on the order rather than picked from stock.
Rigid Card & Paper Boxes
Cardboard carcass, paper or coated-paper wrap, foam insert covered in velour or satin — the construction behind most of the PB series and the confectionery packs.
Lacquered Wooden Boxes
Wooden carcasses in gloss cherry, rosewood, navy, amber and burl inlay, lined in velvet, velour or PU leather — the only part of the range with published size tables.
Moulded Plastic Cases
Moulded shells covered in leatherette or paper with velour and satin interiors — built for stock that is opened and closed all day.
Printed Bags & Carriers
Laminated rope-handle carriers, two-tone gift bags, landscape-format carriers and die-cut handle favour bags — the part of the range that leaves the shop in public.
Five buyers, five different problems
Fine Jewellery & Bridal
A jewellery counter fails visually when the boxes do not match. Rings arrive in one supplier's cube, pendants in another's flap box, and the window reads as a jumble rather than a collection.
Read more →Watch Brands & Retail
Watch packaging is bought on the cushion. A box that fits a dress watch will not close on a diver, and a card box that is opened forty times a day on a display counter starts to look secondhand by the second week.
Read more →Wineries & Spirits
A bottle pack has to survive a courier, stand on a shelf edge and still be worth opening. Most suppliers optimise for one of the three and let the other two go.
Read more →Chocolatiers & Bakeries
Confectionery packaging is priced by the count it holds, so the divider decides the economics. Choose the pack before the count and you end up re-tooling.
Read more →Retail & Promotional Gifting
Promotional packaging is judged on the pavement, not on the counter. The bag is the part of the job that carries the brand out of the shop, and it is usually the part specified last and cheapest.
Read more →Specify it properly the first time
Eight plain-English guides on the decisions that actually cost money — construction, inserts, closures, board and freight.
Rigid box or folding carton: which one your jewellery line needs
The two constructions look similar in a photograph and behave completely differently in the hand, on the shelf and on the freight invoice.
Read the guide →Velour, satin, foam and PU: choosing what goes inside the box
The insert is the part the customer touches and the part that decides whether the piece is presented or just contained.
Read the guide →Board, wrap and weight: how a gift box is actually specified
Most specification arguments with a packaging supplier come from describing a box in adjectives instead of components.
Read the guide →Teng Fei Packaging — frequently asked questions
What does Teng Fei Packaging actually make?
Gift and presentation packaging in five families: jewellery boxes, watch boxes, wine boxes, shopping bags, and chocolate and cake boxes. Across those families the work is in rigid card and paper, lacquered wood, and moulded plastic. Fifty-three products are catalogued on this site and each one is a product the factory has published and photographed.
Can I have boxes made to my own size and colour?
Yes. OEM service is offered across the range. On the rigid card series the covering paper, the insert material and the insert colour are all specified per order, and size is made to your requirement. On the wooden WB series the millimetre sizes are published per series, so those are chosen rather than made.
What is your minimum order quantity?
Not published. MOQ, sampling time and production lead time are quoted per project rather than listed, so ask for them in writing with your enquiry and you will get them alongside the price.
Do you supply the inserts as well as the boxes?
Yes — the insert is part of the box on almost every product here. Card boxes use a cut foam block covered in velour or satin; wooden boxes use velour, velvet or PU leather; watch boxes use a fitted cushion or pillow. Tell us the piece that goes in and the insert is cut to it.
Which boxes have published sizes I can design around?
The wooden series. WB-100, WB-200, WB-300, WB-400, WB-500, WB-600 and WB-700 each publish a full millimetre size table, and the wooden earring box is published at 60 x 60 x 38 mm. Those tables are reproduced on the product pages exactly as the factory published them.
Can you print or foil our logo on the box?
Send us the artwork and the box you want it on and we will quote it. As a rule the plain, undecorated boxes in each family are the right base for a foil stamp or blind emboss, because a mark on an already-printed field competes with the print.
How do I get a quote?
Email [email protected] or [email protected] with the product code from this site, your quantity, and the size, covering and insert colour you want. If you have a sample box you are trying to match, say so — quoting against a physical box is faster and more accurate than quoting against a description.
Send us the piece and we will quote the box around it
Give us the product code from this site, your quantity, and the size, covering and insert colour you want. If you have a sample box you are matching, say so — quoting against a physical box is faster than quoting against a description.