Folding Carton Boxes Product Boxes For Personal Care
A magnetic-closure rigid box used as the retail pack itself, sized around the product and its insert so…
Custom Packaging by Industry
A box that works on a counter and a box that survives a courier belt are not the same box. We specify the structure, board grade and insert around the environment your product actually travels through.
- Food, beauty, candle, gifting, mailer and retail under one roof
- Board grade chosen against the real distribution channel
- Fitted inserts for single SKUs and multi-piece sets
- One print family held across the whole range
- 23 Products
- Low MOQ
- 7d After proof
- Full OEM / ODM
Magnetic Closure Gift Boxes
A rigid gift box closed by hidden magnets under the flap, so the pack opens with one hand…
Lid and Base Jewelry Boxes
A small-format rigid box with a shallow lid and a fitted velvet or flock tray, sized so one…
Drawer Product Boxes
A slide-out drawer pack for retail products: a printed outer sleeve over an inner tray, cut close so…
Drawer Perfume and Fragrance Boxes
A rigid drawer pack for fragrance: a flanged or flocked tray holds the bottle dead-centre in the sleeve,…
Drawer Boxes for Chocolate
A drawer-style chocolate box with a fixed cell tray: pieces stay upright and separated while the sleeve slides…
Drawer Gift Boxes
A rigid drawer box: an outer sleeve with an inner tray that slides out on a ribbon pull,…
Retail Product Display Boxes
A counter and floor-position display box for retail products: printed header, angled or stepped deck and a locked…
Display Boxes for Food
An open-front display box for food counters and grab-and-go aisles: food-contact lined board, locked base and a front…
Cylinder Boxes for Tea
A lined round tube for tea: aroma barrier liner, deep-draw lid and moisture-resistant wall, sized for loose leaf,…
Choosing Packaging By Industry
An industry is not a box style. What changes is the environment the pack has to survive, the way it is opened, and what the law expects to see printed on it. We start from those three and work back to the structure.
- 01 Map the journey first - retail shelf, direct-to-consumer courier, cold chain or export pallet each fail for different reasons.
- 02 Size the insert to the SKU count: cradles for singles, divided cavities for sets, so nothing travels loose.
- 03 Check the labelling rules of the destination market before locking the dieline, not after platemaking.
- 04 Keep one print family across the range so a wide catalogue still reads as a single brand.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which industries do you supply packaging for?
Food and bakery, chocolate and confectionery, cosmetics and beauty, perfume, candles and home, soap and bath, gifting and luxury, mailer and shipping, corrugated transport, and retail and ecommerce. Each has its own page listing the structures we already run for it.
2. What is the minimum order for industry-specific packaging?
500 pcs per design across the range. Lower trial quantities can be quoted when the structure and board grade stay within our existing tooling.
3. Do you meet food safety requirements for food packaging?
Yes. Board used in direct food contact is sourced to FDA 21 CFR 176.170, with grease and moisture barriers selected against the product, and FSC chain-of-custody paperwork supplied with the shipment.
4. Can one factory cover a whole multi-industry range?
That is the case for a single supplier. Board, plates, finishes and insert tooling stay consistent, so a cosmetics line and a mailer line still match on colour and build quality.
5. How is bulky industry packaging shipped and stored?
Folding formats ship flat, typically 20-50 pcs per export carton, which cuts freight volume considerably. Rigid and magnetic formats ship assembled with corner protection.