How Your Fragrance Batch Is Made
See how Brandsamor coordinates fragrance preparation, filling, crimping, labelling, quality checks, packing and batch documentation.
Confirm the Approved Product Specification
Before production begins, the approved scent, bottle, cap, spray, label, box and finishing requirements are consolidated into one production specification.
- Approved fragrance reference
- Product format and fill quantity
- Bottle, cap and spray combination
- Label or print specifications
- Box and packing requirements
- Batch and coding requirements where applicable
Prepare and Check the Components
Bottles, pumps, caps, labels and boxes must be available and suitable for the approved product before filling begins.
- Bottle and closure matching
- Spray and crimp compatibility
- Visual finish checks
- Label and box readiness
- Quantity verification
- Packing-material preparation
Prepare the Fragrance for Filling
The approved fragrance is prepared according to the selected product format and production requirements before it enters the filling stage.
- Approved fragrance reference
- Selected product format
- Batch preparation
- Controlled handling and storage
- Batch identification
- Supporting documentation where applicable
Fill Each Bottle to the Required Level
The prepared fragrance is filled into the approved bottles using the production method appropriate for the format, volume and batch size.
- Bottle presentation and handling
- Controlled filling
- Fill-level consistency
- Spill and contamination controls
- In-process quantity checks
Apply the Spray, Crimp and Cap
The approved closure system is applied so the bottle seals correctly and delivers the intended spray experience.
- Spray-pump insertion
- Crimping or closure application
- Collar placement where applicable
- Cap fitting
- Functional inspection
Apply Labels, Printing and Finishing
Approved branding is applied to the bottle and packaging according to the selected decoration method.
- Label application
- Screen printing where applicable
- Decorative finishes
- Batch coding where required
- Box assembly
- Product insertion
Inspect the Finished Batch
The finished products are reviewed against the approved specification before they are packed for shipment.
- Visual appearance
- Fill-level review
- Spray-function sampling
- Closure and cap review
- Label and print placement
- Box and packing review
- Quantity reconciliation
Pack the Finished Products for Delivery
Finished products are packed to reduce movement and damage during handling and transportation.
- Inner product protection
- Carton packing
- Quantity marking
- Shipment preparation
- Export or delivery documentation where applicable
- Dispatch coordination
Does Brandsamor own the production facility?
Brandsamor coordinates private-label fragrance projects through qualified fragrance, filling, packaging and finishing partners. The exact production setup depends on the product, quantity, components and destination requirements.
Can I approve a finished sample before bulk production?
Yes. A production sample can be used to confirm the approved scent, bottle, closure, branding and packaging before the bulk batch is released.
What quality checks are performed?
Checks may include component inspection, fill-level consistency, closure integrity, spray function, branding alignment, box condition and final packing review. The exact inspection process depends on the project.
Can Brandsamor provide batch documents?
Documents such as IFRA information, Certificates of Analysis, allergen information and batch records may be available depending on the fragrance, production partner and project requirements.
How long does production take?
Typical production takes approximately 3–6 weeks after the fragrance, packaging, artwork and production details have been approved. Complex decoration or custom components may require additional time.
Can I provide my own bottle or fragrance formula?
This may be possible depending on compatibility, documentation, quantity and production requirements. Brandsamor should review customer-supplied components or formulas before confirming production.