CBD Sleeves Boxes.

A sleeve lets you change artwork, add required text or run a limited edition without touching the carton or bottle underneath. When compliance copy changes, you reprint a sleeve instead of writing off a pallet of cartons.

One plain carton with five state-specific sleeves also costs less to stock than five versions of the carton, since the copy most likely to change sits on the layer that's cheapest to reprint.

We size the sleeve 1 to 2mm over the host carton, so it stays put and still slides on without creasing. A slack sleeve slips off, and one that's too tight wrinkles at the corners.

Measure real cartons from your stock, not the dieline drawing, because folded board comes out slightly larger than the flat spec. We run the grain around the girth so the sleeve holds its shape.

Every sleeve carries a small version-control mark, so your packing team can tell one market's version from another. Putting the wrong sleeve on a carton sends the wrong copy to a market, which is the real risk in a multi-state setup.

We print the version code in a consistent spot and can add an over-print zone for batch data. Put each sleeve through the same review as a carton, because it's doing the regulatory work.

Yes, we add perforated removal lines so the sleeve tears off neatly without scuffing the carton. That matters when the sleeve carries a limited-edition design over a standard pack.

Full 360 sleeves have no flaps interrupting the artwork, and band sleeves cover less of the carton at a lower cost. Both styles can take perforations.

Foil accents, spot UV, embossing and soft-touch matte all work on sleeve stock, and foil is the easiest way to add a premium touch at sleeve cost. A matte wellness look matches most of the category.

We often design the sleeve as the loud layer with the carton underneath kept constant. Short, per-market runs are printed digitally, which makes a limited edition quick to turn around.

Sleeves are made to the host carton, so the measurement is the carton's width and depth plus the height you want covered. A band covers part of the height, while a full sleeve runs nearly the whole carton.

Send us two or three filled cartons from production and we'll measure them directly before cutting the dieline on 16 to 18pt sleeve stock.

Sleeves carry the same 500-piece minimum as our cartons. Runs can go up to 100,000 if one sleeve covers your whole line.

Because sleeves are quick to reprint, an order of 500 per state version is a reasonable way to handle markets with different rules without overstocking any of them.

A new sleeve is printed in 7 to 10 business days from approval, and in 5 to 7 on rush. Speed is the main reason to move changing copy onto a sleeve.

Samples take 5 to 7 business days and let you check the fit on real cartons. We credit the sample fee against production and ship the finished sleeves anywhere in the USA.