Mailer boxes
Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
Quotes answered in 12–24 hours. Structural design is $0.
We reply in 12–24 hours.
Printed boxes built around your product, from 50 units. We draw the structure for free, you approve the proof, and production takes 10–12 days. Quotes come back in 12–24 hours.
01 / Start here
Beauty, food, apparel, candles and more. See the boxes that suit what you sell.
02 / Start here
Cartons, mailers, rigid boxes, sleeves and pouches, compared side by side.
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Paperboard, kraft, corrugated or rigid board. Pick by where the box goes.
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Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
Tuck-end cartons for the shelf. Ship flat, fold in seconds, print edge to edge.
Two-piece lid and base boxes in wrapped greyboard. The box people keep on a shelf.
A drawer that slides out of a printed sleeve. Slower to open, which is the point.
Tuck-end cartons for the shelf. Ship flat, fold in seconds, print edge to edge.
Unbleached kraft cartons with one- or two-color print. Reads as natural without saying so.
Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
Curved-end boxes for small, light items. No glue, no tape, one fold each side.
Standard flap-top cartons with your logo on the outside. Built for heavier orders.
Shallow mailers sized for folded garments. Tissue and a sticker finish the job.
A drawer that slides out of a printed sleeve. Slower to open, which is the point.
Unbleached kraft cartons with one- or two-color print. Reads as natural without saying so.
Rigid boxes with a paperboard insert that keeps the glass from knocking around.
A printed band around a plain box. The cheapest way to brand stock packaging.
Tuck-end cartons for the shelf. Ship flat, fold in seconds, print edge to edge.
Unbleached kraft cartons with one- or two-color print. Reads as natural without saying so.
Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
Standard flap-top cartons with your logo on the outside. Built for heavier orders.
Mailers printed inside and out, so the first thing people see is the inside of the lid.
E-flute and B-flute corrugated boxes printed with your logo and sized to the product.
Two-piece lid and base boxes in wrapped greyboard. The box people keep on a shelf.
A drawer that slides out of a printed sleeve. Slower to open, which is the point.
Curved-end boxes for small, light items. No glue, no tape, one fold each side.
Two-piece lid and base boxes in wrapped greyboard. The box people keep on a shelf.
Standard flap-top cartons with your logo on the outside. Built for heavier orders.
Rigid boxes with a molded pulp tray. Protects the device and skips the plastic.
E-flute and B-flute corrugated boxes printed with your logo and sized to the product.
Corrugated boxes with inserts for auto parts, sized to the part and printed with your part number.
Rigid and folding boxes for board games, card games and video games, with trays for each component.
Printed boxes and cartons for balls, gloves, grips and sports accessories.
Start with what you need
Pick what you're packing and a format. We'll tell you if it fits, and if it doesn't, what to use instead.
Folding carton
Good fitPrinted paperboard that ships flat and folds in seconds.
The standard for retail. Prints edge to edge and stacks neatly on a shelf.
01 / Retail
Cartons and display boxes that make your product easy to spot and easy to pick up.
02 / Shipping
Mailers and inserts that get through a delivery truck and still look good on the doorstep.
03 / Premium
Rigid boxes heavy enough that people reuse them for something else.
How it works
The specialist who picks up your first email stays with the project until the boxes arrive.
Step 01
Send the product dimensions, how it ships and how many you need. A photo on a ruler is enough to start.
Step 02
Your packaging specialist builds the dieline around your product. Structural design is free.
Step 03
Drop your artwork onto the dieline. We check bleed, folds and barcodes, and send a digital proof.
Step 04
Production takes 10–12 days on most orders. Boxes ship flat, packed in cartons, to your door.
Materials
All of them are paper-first and 100% recyclable. The right one depends on whether your box sits on a shelf, rides in a truck, or gets kept.
Solid bleached sulfate
Bright white board that takes full-color print cleanly. The default for retail cartons.
Paperboard boxesUnbleached paperboard
Brown, fibrous and honest-looking. Prints best with one or two strong ink colors.
Kraft boxesE-flute and B-flute
A fluted middle layer that survives a delivery truck. Use it when the box ships on its own.
Corrugated boxesWrapped greyboard
Thick board wrapped in printed paper. Heavy, stiff and meant to be kept.
Rigid board boxesFinishes
Pick the one that people will notice in their hands. Your specialist will tell you which ones fight each other.
Metallic foil pressed into the board. Catches light at an angle.
A raised shape you can feel with your thumb. No ink needed.
The opposite: pressed in. Quieter, and it works on kraft.
Gloss on one area of a matte box. Good for a logo, bad for text.
A velvet feel on the whole surface. Adds a plastic layer, so skip it if you need plastic-free.
Water-based protective layer. Recyclable and the default on every box.
Honest fit
Best value starts at 50 units, because of logistics and shipping. For 10 or 20 we can consider it, but the cost per box is higher and a stock box with a printed sticker may cost you less.
Production runs 10–12 days before shipping. If your launch is sooner, buy stock boxes now and switch to custom for the next run.
If nothing gets printed, a stock box supplier is cheaper and faster. We're worth it once the box carries your brand.
From the blog
Design
Structure first, then artwork. The order to work in, what changes when ink meets board, and when custom design isn't worth it.
By Talha Lone
Design
Print the inside of the lid, decide what comes out first and skip the extras. What counts, what doesn't and when a plain box is enough.
By Talha Lone
Sustainability
Less material, paper that gets recycled, a box the right size. Materials compared and what the FTC says about green claims.
By Talha Lone
FAQ
Best value starts at 50 units per design, because of logistics and shipping. If you need fewer, tell us: we can consider smaller orders.
10–12 days for most orders, counted from proof approval. Shipping time is on top of that and depends on where the boxes are going.
No. We build the dieline around your product for free, and you only pay once you order boxes.
Our paper-first materials are 100% recyclable. Some finishes, like soft-touch lamination and window film, add plastic. If plastic-free matters to you, your specialist will tell you which finishes to skip.
Yes. Every box is drawn around your product. Send us the inside dimensions (length, width, depth) or the product itself and we'll measure it.
One packaging specialist, from the first sketch to delivery. You won't be passed between departments.
We reply to quote requests in 12–24 hours with a structure and the questions that matter for your product.
Send your artwork once we've drawn the dieline, and drop it onto the template. We check bleed, folds and barcodes before the digital proof. If you don't have artwork yet, tell us and we'll say what to prepare.
Foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV, soft-touch lamination and aqueous coating. Aqueous goes on every box by default. Most boxes need one finish, not four.
We have representatives in the US, UK, the EU, Asia and Australia, and every enquiry goes through [email protected]. Shipping time is on top of the 10–12 day production window.
Send the product size, how it ships and how many you need. We'll come back with a structure and a proof.
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