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Solaire 10 Honey & Pale Gold

The horizontal oval gives the glass a generous, settled stance. Honey colour continues through the visible heel, while the low gold dome and cocoa lettering keep the design warm and legible.

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  • Honey-coloured lacquer
  • Curved-front pad print
  • Satin gold dome
Solaire 10 honey-coloured oval perfume bottle with a pale-gold domed cap and cocoa-brown S monogram and text

DESIGN DIRECTION

Follow the oval with a single print colour.

Solaire 10 uses a compact central artwork rather than a border around the curved edge. The sun-inspired S and full inscription share one dark ink. The smooth domed cap repeats the rounded shoulder line.

Transparent honey

An exterior saffron-honey lacquer covers the visible body and heel. Control darker build-up around the perimeter.

Cocoa brown

One ink colour for the monogram, name, fragrance type and capacity.

Pale satin gold

A soft metallic finish on the low dome and collar, with controlled reflections.

BOTTLE & COMPONENTS

Qualify the curved front and stable base.

The Dome Cap Perfume Bottle supplies the wide oval profile. Measure the front curvature and standing surface, then coordinate the dome insert with the chosen pump.

Clear wide oval reference perfume bottle with a gold domed cap
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Oval glass
A flattened horizontal profile with a stable standing area. Confirm nominal fill and neck drawing before retaining the 100 ml inscription.
Print sector
Confine the single-colour artwork to a repeatable central sector; use a conformable pad and supportive fixture.
Colour coverage
Coat the exterior and visible heel while keeping the mouth and sealing surfaces clear.
Dome and collar
Satin pale-gold cap shell with a fitted retention insert. Review grip, clearance and cap removal force.

PROPOSED DECORATION ROUTE

Keep the honey even across the curves.

The rounded body changes both colour depth and print contact. Qualify them together on actual glass.

  1. 01

    Map the central sector

    Fit the S and lettering within the usable curved area.

    Approval point

    Approve a full-size artwork sample.

  2. 02

    Prepare the surface

    Clean the body and mask the functional neck areas; define a hidden fixture contact.

    Approval point

    Check cleanliness and mask boundaries.

  3. 03

    Apply honey lacquer

    Control passes around the oval and heel, then cure to the qualified process.

    Approval point

    Compare centre and perimeter with the intended fill.

  4. 04

    Pad print in cocoa

    Transfer the single-colour artwork onto the cured finish using a matched pad.

    Approval point

    Inspect small text and distortion at the artwork edges.

  5. 05

    Finish the dome

    Match the satin cap and collar and assemble the retention insert.

    Approval point

    Approve colour, gloss and handling feel.

  6. 06

    Complete the pack

    Fit the pump and select an insert that supports the broad body without rubbing the sides.

    Approval point

    Check spray, cap retention and standing stability.

SAMPLING & APPROVAL

Approve the appearance. Validate the complete pack.

Colour through curved glass

Compare the centre, shoulders and heel under agreed lighting on filled and empty bottles.

Curved print resistance

Check adhesion, rubbing and fragrance exposure while inspecting lettering at the outer limits.

Dome and stability

Assess cap grip, repeated removal and filled-bottle stability; trial the transport insert.

Give a rounded bottle a warm identity.

Coordinate honey glass, cocoa lettering and a pale-gold dome for your fragrance.

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