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Ambre 04 Amber & Onyx

A broad amber face carries the A monogram, AMBRE name and fragrance information. Narrow fluted wings frame the lettering; a black rectangular cap and clear glass heel give the composition a defined top and base.

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  • Transparent amber lacquer
  • Satin black aluminium
  • Two-colour front print
Ambre 04 amber rectangular perfume bottle with fluted sides, a black rectangular cap, A monogram, AMBRE 04, EAU DE PARFUM and 100 ml / 3.4 FL. OZ. on its smooth front

DESIGN DIRECTION

A clear identity within an amber frame.

Ambre 04 balances a calm central face with the brighter reflections of fluted side walls. The large ivory wordmark remains the focal point when the cap is removed. A champagne monogram and short rule add detail without enclosing the text in a heavy border.

Honey amber

Transparent colour gives the central panel depth while the side flutes catch brighter highlights. The clear heel separates the colour from the standing surface.

Onyx black

A rectangular cap with softened chamfers echoes the bottle outline. Its plain satin finish places the visual emphasis on the body, with a narrow champagne band at the base.

Ivory & champagne

Warm-ivory type carries AMBRE, 04, EAU DE PARFUM and 100 ml / 3.4 FL. OZ. A smaller metallic A and short rule establish a second, quieter print colour.

BOTTLE & COMPONENTS

A fluted silhouette with room for your identity.

The Ribbed Tall bottle provides the starting outline. This design requires a smooth central front with fluted side wings and a coordinated rectangular cap; specify those features in the glass and closure drawings before choosing tooling.

Clear undecorated tall ribbed perfume bottle with a gold closure
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Glass geometry
Tall rectangular body, vertical flutes, rounded shoulders and a clear thick heel. Confirm capacity, glass weight and neck finish from the selected drawing.
Closure construction
Chamfered rectangular metal cap shell, satin-black finish, champagne lower band and fitted retention insert. Define orientation and clearance around the pump.
Brand placement
Two-colour front artwork, located from the flat panel. Keep the ivory lettering and champagne accents inside the smooth area with separate print files.
Finishing sequence
Qualify amber coating, ivory ink and metallic ink together. Finish the cap independently, then assemble without contact against the printed face.

PROPOSED DECORATION ROUTE

Frame the amber glass with a precise front signature.

This route separates glass colouring, two-colour front printing and the black closure finish. Bring the approved parts together only after their individual decoration trials.

  1. 01

    Reserve the smooth front panel

    Specify a flat central printing land with flutes confined to the side wings. Lay out the A monogram, AMBRE, 04, designation and capacity without crossing the relief.

    Approval point

    Approve the glass drawing and artwork margins before committing to a mould.

  2. 02

    Prepare the body and clear heel

    Clean the glass and mask the mouth, sealing surfaces and lower heel. Align the clear-base boundary from a consistent standing datum.

    Approval point

    Confirm an even mask line on front, corners and side walls.

  3. 03

    Develop the honey-amber colour

    Spray a transparent amber coating externally, controlling accumulation at flute roots and shoulder corners. Cure to the selected coating system’s qualified conditions.

    Approval point

    Review colour depth and the transition to the clear heel on filled samples.

  4. 04

    Screen print the ivory lettering

    Support the flat front in a dedicated fixture. Print AMBRE, 04, EAU DE PARFUM and the approved capacity with an opaque warm-ivory ink compatible with the lacquer.

    Approval point

    Check fine serif edges, ink opacity and clearance from the side flutes.

  5. 05

    Add the champagne accents

    Register the A monogram and short rule in a second metallic-ink pass. Evaluate their champagne tone beside the actual collar and cap band.

    Approval point

    Approve alignment between both colours and test the complete ink/coating stack.

  6. 06

    Finish the chamfered black cap

    Develop the satin-black metal shell, lower champagne band and retention insert. Fit the rectangular cap over the selected pump with its front aligned to the bottle.

    Approval point

    Check cap orientation, shoulder clearance, retention and assembled spray function.

SAMPLING & APPROVAL

Approve the appearance. Validate the complete pack.

Colour through the flutes

Compare empty and filled bottles under agreed lighting. Review amber transparency, groove coverage and the clear-heel boundary. The fragrance colour influences the final appearance; retain an approved master sample.

Front decoration durability

Test the ivory lettering, metallic accents and amber lacquer as one stack. Agree adhesion, rubbing and fragrance-exposure methods; inspect fine serif strokes as well as larger printed areas.

Closure alignment and transit

Review the rectangular cap’s orientation, shoulder clearance and retention with the selected insert. Check spray function and leakage; use an insert that supports the body without rubbing the printed front.

Give your fragrance an amber signature.

Share your brief to develop this fluted bottle, colour and closure around your brand.

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