Jewelry box: plastic-free drawer program

A tactile drawer presentation that supports a plastic-reduction retail brief without losing product protection.

Published portfolio example · United States

Uncoated greyboard jewelry drawer box with a silk pull

01 · Problem

The buyer constraint

The jewelry program required a premium drawer reveal and a plastic-free retail direction while keeping small pieces stable and easy to remove.

04 · Result

What the record says

Published result: the client reported a 100% plastic-free retail goal for the program.

02 · Specification

What was specified

FSC uncoated greyboard drawer structure with silk pulls
Controlled product contact and clearance for the jewelry set
Paper-forward material and lining direction documented for review
Retail handoff and reorder requirements included in the specification brief

03 · Process

How the work was controlled

Map the jewelry dimensions, contact points and removal path.
Compare the drawer, lining and paper-based insert against the plastic-reduction goal.
Approve the decorated sample for fit, abrasion, color and pull force.
Carry the approved material revision and inspection criteria into the purchase order.

05 · Evidence

Sources a buyer can cite

Published portfolio recordOriginal public case summary and published result.Jewelry box categoryProduct-fit and presentation considerations for jewelry programs.Sustainable materials topicMaterial, insert and evidence decision framework.

Evidence boundary

Published portfolio result. The material claim and final percentage should be checked against the actual material declaration and order record.

For a new quotation, the current approved sample, material revision, inspection record and shipment record take precedence over a general case summary.

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