Resources for custom packaging buyers
Custom Packaging Resources & Buying Guides
Plan a custom paper packaging order with practical guides to dimensions, materials, box structures, artwork, samples, printing, quotation details and bulk delivery. Start with the decision you need to make, then bring a clear brief to your packaging discussion.
Build your packaging brief
Measure a box
Define length, width and height, units, opening direction and internal versus external dimensions.
Choose paper materials
Compare paperboard, corrugated board and wrapped rigid board, with questions about finishes and environmental claims.
Rigid boxes or folding cartons?
Compare presentation, inserts, storage, assembly and delivery format before selecting a structure.
Plan quantities & compare quotes
Prepare a quantity split and compare matching specifications, tooling, samples and delivery inclusions.
Prepare dieline artwork
Review cut and fold marks, panel orientation, bleed, safe areas and controlled artwork versions.
Approve packaging samples
Separate fit, artwork and print approval and document the scope and limits of each sign-off.
Choose printing & finishes
Compare process and spot colors, foil, relief and surface treatments, then define a useful sample scope.
Plan shipping & delivery
Confirm packed dimensions, delivery scope, schedule milestones and receiving requirements for bulk orders.
Cardboard or foam inserts?
Compare paperboard, corrugated and foam inserts, then check product fit, samples and packing requirements before ordering.
Move from planning to product selection
Use the guides to define your requirements, then explore custom magnetic gift boxes, folding cartons, custom rigid boxes or the complete paper packaging range. If your project starts with a particular application, see perfume packaging, essential oil boxes or paper sleeves and belly bands.
Bring your dimensions, design count and quantity
Share a product photo, the contents of each pack, your presentation goal and delivery destination. These details help us discuss structure, sampling and a useful quotation.
Discuss your packaging project