Every style can be made in any size and material, then printed and finished exactly the way you like.
Why choose us
- Any structure: Tuck, lock-bottom, sleeve, gable, pillow and more.
- Easy assembly: Many styles fold flat and assemble without glue.
- Retail ready: Display styles that present products at the point of sale.
- Custom die-cuts: Windows, handles and unique shapes on request.
Why the box style matters
The structure of a box affects how it protects the product, how quickly it can be packed, how it looks on the shelf and how much it costs. Choosing the right style first makes every other decision easier, from board thickness to print layout.
Folding cartons
Tuck end, top closure and bottom closure boxes are the workhorses of retail packaging. They ship flat, assemble quickly and offer large printable panels. Snap-lock and auto-lock bottoms add strength for heavier items like bottles and jars.
Display and showcase packaging
Display boxes and showcase styles are designed to present products at the point of sale. Counter displays hold multiple units for impulse buys, while windowed showcase boxes let customers see collectibles, toys and premium items before they buy.
Specialty shapes
Gable boxes add a carry handle, pillow boxes give small items a soft, curved look, and sleeves let you rebrand trays and boxes affordably. For something truly unique, figure and pattern packaging can be die-cut into almost any shape you can imagine.
Shipping-friendly styles
Mailer boxes and fold-and-assemble styles are built for e-commerce. They lock without tape, protect products in the post and store flat to save space. Printing inside and out creates a branded moment the second the box is opened.
Materials and printing
Every style can be produced in cardboard, kraft, corrugated, chipboard, rigid or bux board. Your artwork is printed in full colour or Pantone, and the dieline is adjusted to fit your exact dimensions.
Finishing options
Finish your packaging with gloss or matte lamination, soft-touch coating, gold or silver foil, embossing, debossing or spot UV. Windows, inserts, handles and tear strips can be added to suit the product.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between tuck and lock-bottom boxes?
Lock-bottom boxes hold heavier items securely, while tuck boxes suit lighter products.
Can you create a completely new shape?
Yes. We can design a custom die-cut structure for your product.
Do the boxes ship flat?
Most styles ship flat to save storage and shipping space.