Paper packaging
Cartons & gift boxes
Folding cartons & gift boxes
A thoughtful first impression, built around what is inside.
Built around your product
Start with the purpose.
Then shape the pack.
From everyday folding cartons to presentation-ready gift boxes, the structure, paper and print should work together. Start with the product dimensions and the unboxing experience you want; we will help define a format to discuss and sample.
Format, materials and finishing are defined in your project specification.
| Structures to discuss | Tuck-end cartons, sleeves, two-piece gift boxes, rigid presentation boxes and inserts |
|---|---|
| Material direction | Paperboard, wrapped greyboard and kraft-look papers, selected for the structure |
| Print & finish direction | Full-colour graphics, matte or gloss finishes, foil and embossed details where suitable |
| Information for a quote | Product size and weight, box dimensions, quantity, artwork and delivery destination |
| Sampling & production | Specifications, sample route, minimum order and timing are confirmed for each project |
Explore the format
See the structure. Look closer.
Explore presentation, construction details and packaging context. Select an image for a closer view.
Consider the details
What makes the format work.
Made to fit
Plan dimensions, internal space and inserts around your product rather than an oversized standard box.
Designed for presentation
Choose a restrained finish or an expressive printed surface to suit the product and its price point.
Considered for fulfilment
Discuss flat-pack assembly, packed volume and outer protection before finalising the structure.
A clearer brief
Make your next conversation useful.
Bring the product requirements, not just a picture of a box. The following details help us discuss feasibility and prepare a meaningful quotation.
Minimum quantities, sample fees, testing and lead times vary by specification. No fixed commitment is made until the project is reviewed and agreed in writing.
Include in your enquiry
- Will the box be sold on a shelf, gifted or shipped directly?
- Does the product need an insert or separate compartments?
- Should the packaging arrive flat or assembled?
- Which surfaces need artwork, barcodes or product information?
Where it fits
A format with different possibilities.
Product questions
Before you specify.
Can the structure be customised?
Yes, the project can be developed around a proposed size and opening style. Final construction and materials should be checked through a sample before production.
Can you discuss inserts?
Include the product dimensions, weight and protection needs in your brief. Paperboard or other insert directions can then be reviewed for suitability.
Is a rigid box always better?
Not necessarily. A folding carton may be more appropriate for cost, logistics or everyday retail. The choice depends on presentation, product protection and how the pack is handled.
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