The "Sleeve and Tray" packaging is a combination style commonly used in the packaging industry to create an aesthetically pleasing and functional design. This packaging structure consists of an outer sleeve that slides over an inner tray. The tray holds and secures the product, while the sleeve provides additional protection, branding, and visual appeal.

1.                 Structure:

·        Sleeve: The outer sleeve is a wrap-around component that slides over the tray. It typically covers the sides and top of the tray, offering an additional layer of protection and providing a canvas for branding and information.

·        Tray: The inner tray holds and encases the product securely. It can be designed to fit the specific shape and size of the product and is often made from sturdy materials such as paperboard or plastic.

2.                 Branding and Printing:

·        The outer sleeve provides ample space for branding, graphics, and product information. This allows for creative and visually appealing designs that enhance the overall packaging aesthetics and attract consumers.

3.                 Security and Protection:

·        The tray provides a secure enclosure for the product, preventing movement or damage during handling and transportation. The sleeve adds an extra layer of protection, keeping the product safe from external elements.