Companies exhibiting at Luxe Pack Los Angeles include ABA PACKAGING CORPORATION, ACOSPACK CO., LTD., ANOMATIC, APACKAGING GROUP, LLC and APC PACKAGING.
ABA PACKAGING CORPORATION
ACOSPACK CO., LTD.
ANOMATIC
APACKAGING GROUP, LLC
APC PACKAGING
Event overview
Overview
Luxe Pack Los Angeles 2027 is the West Coast's premier creative packaging trade show, running February 23–24 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The two-day B2B event connects indie, emerging and legacy brands with 90+ packaging suppliers across beauty, skincare, fragrance, wine and spirits, fine food and fashion, covering primary and secondary packaging, decoration and sustainable materials.
It runs alongside MakeUp in LosAngeles under one roof, so one free badge gives buyers access to 200+ exhibitors, a shared conference programme and the Innovation & Trends Awards.
TL;DR
1Dates: February 23–24, 2027, two days only.
2Venue: Los Angeles Convention Center, 1201 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles.
3Scale: 90+ packaging suppliers and 200+ exhibitors across both co-located shows.
4Cost: visitor badges are free for pre-registered industry professionals.
5Access: trade-only; no one under 18 admitted, and one badge covers both show floors.
Why visit
Visit to compare primary and secondary packaging suppliers side by side, test materials and finishes, and sit in on a conference programme shared with MakeUp in LosAngeles. One free badge covers both floors, so a single trip can cover formula, container, decoration and retail-ready presentation.
Why exhibit
Exhibit to reach West Coast brand owners, packaging developers and procurement teams who are actively specifying for 2027 and 2028 launches. The co-located beauty show adds formulators and contract manufacturers to the buyer mix, while the boutique floor keeps exhibitor-to-attendee conversations focused.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Packaging and procurement leads at indie beauty, skincare and fragrance brands
Founders and product developers building new premium consumer brands
Packaging designers and brand agencies sourcing materials and finishes
Buyers from wine, spirits, fine food and fashion houses seeking premium presentation
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Primary packaging manufacturers for glass, plastic, metal and paper
Secondary packaging, rigid box and premium print specialists
Decoration, finishing and sustainable material suppliers
Contract manufacturers and turnkey beauty solution providers
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Primary packaging: glass, plastic, metal and paper
Secondary packaging, rigid boxes and premium print
1201 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015, United States
Facilities
Parking
On-site public parking in convention center garages; rates vary $25–$40 per day and are not discounted for attendees.
$25.00/day
Accessibility
ADA parking, automatic doors, elevators to all levels, accessible restrooms and a wheelchair lift in the foyer. Contact accessibility@laconventioncenter.com or +1 213-765-4664 for specific needs.
Cloakroom
Coat check is available; suitcases, rolling bags and trolleys must be left there. Handbags, backpacks and briefcases may be carried.
Luggage storage
Use the staffed coat check for suitcases and rolling luggage; space is limited, so travel light on show days.
Food options
LACC on-site concessions
On-site dining
Parking: Public parking at the convention center is not discounted for the show; daily rates typically run $25–$40. Arrive early on day one because the Figueroa and Pico garages fill during large downtown events.
Gate: Enter through the main Figueroa Street lobby and follow show signage to registration. Have your printed badge and photo ID ready for screening.
Attend
Entry & tickets
Trade-only
Free registration
Visitor badge
Free for pre-registered industry professionals; registration is screened.
Pre-register online, print your badge before arrival and bring photo ID. One badge covers both Luxe Pack Los Angeles and MakeUp in LosAngeles.
Ticket notes
Visitor badges are free but the show is trade-only. The Luxe Pack badge page says under-15s are not permitted while the co-located show policy sets an 18+ minimum; plan for 18+ and check at registration.
The co-located beauty show recognises standout ingredient, formulation and packaging innovations; finalists and winners are displayed at the show entrance.
Los Angeles is a top-three U.S. beauty and lifestyle manufacturing cluster, and this boutique show puts 90+ packaging specialists in front of brand owners who would otherwise travel to New York, Paris or Milan. The co-location with MakeUp in LosAngeles broadens the buyer mix from packaging procurement to formulation and contract manufacturing, so a single visit covers the full launch chain.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is screened and trade-only, with a strong concentration of indie beauty, skincare, fragrance and premium lifestyle brands. The 2026 edition drew 5,470 visitors across both shows, and the organiser describes the format as boutique with a deliberately high exhibitor-to-attendee ratio. Expect fewer casual visitors and more specification-led conversations.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
A 9 sqm booth puts a supplier in front of West Coast brand owners and packaging developers for two days, with one badge covering both co-located floors. ROI depends on pre-booked meetings and follow-up within 48 hours; the show is best treated as a relationship and specification pipeline, not a pure lead-volume play.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
North America
Why it matters
Premium brands are under pressure to cut packaging weight, improve recyclability and shorten launch cycles without losing shelf impact. Luxe Pack Los Angeles puts material suppliers, decorators and turnkey manufacturers in front of West Coast brand owners who control a large share of U.S. beauty and lifestyle launches.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
01
Mono-material and recyclable formats
Brands are asking for mono-material jars, refillable compacts and paper-based alternatives that still deliver a premium unboxing. Suppliers are responding with new barrier coatings and decoration techniques that keep recyclability intact.
What it changes: Packaging choices now affect both sustainability claims and cost, so buyers compare material and finish options on the floor.
Refillable compacts, refill pods and reusable outer cases are moving from niche launches into mainstream beauty ranges. The engineering challenge is keeping the refill mechanism simple and premium at the same time.
What it changes: Refill design changes the brief for both primary and secondary packaging suppliers, creating new partnership opportunities.
Brand teams are using AI concepts and short-run prototypes to test shapes, colours and finishes before committing to tooling. Suppliers that can turn a digital concept into a physical sample quickly are winning briefs.
What it changes: Faster prototyping compresses launch timelines and makes face-to-face sampling at the show more valuable.
Book 2027 travel once each edition confirms its floor plan, typically 3–4 months before opening.
The Los Angeles edition is the West Coast anchor of a global Luxe Pack circuit, paired with MakeUp in LosAngeles. Buyers who need a second sourcing window can add the New York and Monaco editions.
23–24 Feb 2027
MakeUp in LosAngeles 2027
Los Angeles, United States
Same badge and same dates; covers formulation, contract manufacturing and beauty packaging.
Eligible passport holders from Visa Waiver Program countries.
$21.00
Usually minutes to 72 hours
U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents do not need a visa. Canadian citizens generally enter for business without a visa; other nationalities should check the Visa Waiver Program list.
The United States accepts ATA Carnets for qualifying temporary imports; confirm the goods and paperwork with your freight forwarder.
February is mild and often sunny in Los Angeles, with average highs around 68°F (20°C) and lows near 50°F (10°C). Rain is possible, especially early in the month, so pack a light layer and a compact umbrella.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
Downtown hotels and the convention center have Wi-Fi; show Wi-Fi may be shared and slow at peak times. A U.S. eSIM or local SIM is cheaper than roaming for international visitors.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Cultural notes
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Tipping
Restaurant servers expect 18–20% before tax; bar tabs and rideshare drivers are usually tipped 15–20%.
Dress and pace
Business casual is the norm on the show floor. Downtown Los Angeles is spread out, so comfortable shoes and a planned route matter more than a car.
Practical guides
Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Flights
Destination: LAX
Book 6–10 weeks out for February; Tuesday arrivals are busier because the show opens that morning.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: LAX to downtown is 18 miles; allow 30–50 minutes by rideshare or take the FlyAway bus to Union Station and connect by Metro.
Hotel → venue: Downtown hotels are a 10–20 minute walk or a short rideshare from the convention center.
Ride-hail: Uber and Lyft are widely available; use the designated pickup zones at LAX and the convention center.
Public transit: Metro E Line and A Line connect downtown; the 7th Street/Metro Center station is about a 12–15 minute walk from the venue.
Parking: Convention center public parking is $25–$40 per day and is not discounted for the show.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: February
Temperature: 50–68°F (10–20°C)
Seasonality: Winter is the rainy season, but February often has long dry, sunny spells.
Packing: Light layers, a compact umbrella, comfortable shoes and a portable battery for long show days.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Day 1, Tuesday, February 23, 2027
The first day carries the strongest supplier attendance and the opening conference sessions. Arriving early lets you book meetings before the floor gets busy and still cover both co-located shows by the afternoon.
T-14
Register for a free trade badge and book flights — Use your company email; registration is screened.
T-10
Book a refundable downtown hotel — South Park and L.A. LIVE are walkable to the venue.
T-7
Download the floor plan and shortlist 10 suppliers — Set meetings before the floor gets busy.
T-3
Print badge, pack business cards and check the conference programme — One badge covers both co-located shows.
T-1
Confirm travel to the venue and arrive in Los Angeles — Allow extra time for Monday traffic and security screening.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
08:30
Badge collection and coffee
Figueroa Street lobby
09:30
Primary packaging supplier meetings
Luxe Pack Los Angeles floor
12:30
Lunch and informal networking
Convention center concessions
14:00
Shared conference session and secondary packaging walk
Main conference area and MakeUp in LosAngeles floor
Side trips
2
Griffith Observatory
Half-Day Sightseeing
25–35 minutes by car from downtown
Iconic views of the Los Angeles basin and the Hollywood sign; go at sunset if the show ends early.
Santa Monica Pier and beach
Coastal Half-Day
30–40 minutes by car from downtown
Classic Los Angeles coastline, seafood and a walkable pier; good for a post-show decompression.
Networking spots
2
L.A. LIVE
Dining and entertainment district
Walkable from the convention center; restaurants and bars fill up after large events, so reserve ahead.
Grand Central Market
Historic food hall
Casual downtown option for group lunches and informal meetings; open daily and easy to reach by Metro.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Send a personalised email within 48 hours referencing the sample or material you discussed.
Attach the spec sheet, MOQ and lead time so the buyer can circulate it internally.
Log every lead in your CRM the same day and tag it by product category and launch window.
Book a follow-up call or sample send within 10 days; do not wait for the buyer to chase.
Review the show after two weeks and rank suppliers by fit, responsiveness and commercial terms.
Exhibitors and visitors should treat the two-day show as the start of a 90-day sourcing cycle. The strongest follow-up pairs a specific sample with a clear next step, not a generic brochure.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
USD 450–650 / m²
Raw space
USD 350–500 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Planning bands for downtown Los Angeles; final tariffs are confirmed only in the exhibitor portal. The organiser says booths are fully constructed and all-inclusive.
Use badge scanning or a mobile lead-capture form that exports to your CRM; test it before the show.
FAQs & glossary
Answers
Frequently asked
When is Luxe Pack Los Angeles 2027?
Luxe Pack Los Angeles 2027 runs Tuesday, February 23 and Wednesday, February 24, 2027, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The show is co-located with MakeUp in LosAngeles, and the same two-day calendar applies to both floors. Plan to arrive on the Monday for badge collection and leave the Wednesday evening after the final sessions.
Where is Luxe Pack Los Angeles 2027 held?
It is held at the Los Angeles Convention Center, 1201 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, California 90015. The venue sits in downtown Los Angeles, close to L.A. LIVE, the Metro E Line and downtown hotels. Use the Figueroa Street lobby for registration and allow extra time for security screening on the first morning.
Is Luxe Pack Los Angeles free to attend?
Yes. Visitor badges are free of charge for pre-registered industry professionals, and one badge covers both Luxe Pack Los Angeles and MakeUp in LosAngeles. Registration is screened, so use your business email and company details. There is no published on-site ticket price; if you are not eligible for a trade badge, you cannot buy general admission.
Who can attend Luxe Pack Los Angeles?
The show is reserved for industry professionals. Brand owners, packaging developers, designers, procurement teams, contract manufacturers and suppliers work the floor. No one under 18 is admitted, including infants, and solicitation by non-exhibitors is prohibited. Bring photo ID and a printed badge; badges are personal and non-transferable.
What is the minimum age for Luxe Pack Los Angeles?
The co-located show policy says no one under 18 will be admitted, including infants and children, even with an adult. One Luxe Pack badge page mentions under-15s, but the stricter 18+ policy is the safer planning rule. Contact the organiser before travelling with anyone younger than 18.
What can visitors see at Luxe Pack Los Angeles?
Visitors can source primary packaging in glass, plastic, metal and paper, plus secondary packaging, rigid boxes, decoration, labelling and sustainable materials. The floor covers beauty, skincare, fragrance, wine and spirits, fine food and fashion. Expect live demonstrations, material samples and a shared conference programme with MakeUp in LosAngeles.
Who should exhibit at Luxe Pack Los Angeles?
Packaging manufacturers, decorators, material suppliers and turnkey beauty partners should exhibit if they want West Coast brand owners and procurement teams. The co-located beauty show adds formulators and contract manufacturers. The organiser recommends three team members per 10x10 booth and includes three lunches per day with each booth package.
How many visitors attended the 2026 edition?
The 2026 co-located edition of Luxe Pack Los Angeles and MakeUp in LosAngeles welcomed 5,470 visitors, an 11% increase on the previous year. The organiser described the two days as a hub for innovation and business meetings. The 2024 edition reported more than 5,300 industry professionals and 90 Luxe Pack exhibitors.
Is Luxe Pack Los Angeles co-located with another show?
Yes. Luxe Pack Los Angeles runs under the same roof as MakeUp in LosAngeles on February 23–24, 2027. A single Luxe Pack badge gives access to both show floors and the shared conference programme. The combined floor has more than 200 exhibitors, spanning formulation, contract manufacturing and primary and secondary packaging.
What does a Luxe Pack Los Angeles badge include?
A free trade badge covers both Luxe Pack Los Angeles and MakeUp in LosAngeles for the full two days, plus the shared education programme. Badges are personal and non-transferable. Print your badge before arrival, bring photo ID, and leave suitcases or rolling bags at the coat check.
Glossary
1
Primary packaging
The pack that touches the product directly, such as a glass jar, airless bottle, tube or compact. Most Luxe Pack Los Angeles exhibitors supply primary packaging.
2
Secondary packaging
Outer packaging used for protection, branding and retail presentation, including rigid boxes, cartons, sleeves and premium print finishes.
3
Turnkey / contract manufacturer
A supplier that develops and produces a finished product, or a substantial part of it, for a brand. MakeUp in LosAngeles brings formulators and contract manufacturers onto the co-located floor.
4
Shell scheme
A pre-built, all-inclusive booth package with walls, carpet, lighting and basic furniture. The organiser describes Luxe Pack booths as fully constructed and all-inclusive.
5
MOQ
Minimum order quantity, the smallest production run a supplier will accept. Packaging MOQs vary widely and are usually negotiated during the show.
6
Recyclability / mono-material
Packaging designed so its components can be sorted and recycled together, often using a single material family. Sustainability is a recurring theme across the show floor.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.