Christmas Packaging Boxes.

Build the artwork as a repeating pattern system and place it on each size's own dieline. Logos, borders and the main motif are positioned per size, so a small carton and a large shipper both look like the same range.

We lay the artwork on every dieline during the free design stage and send the proofs side by side, so you can judge the family together before anything goes to press.

A sleeve is a printed paperboard band that slides over your everyday box and dresses it for the holidays. Your year-round carton stays unchanged, and only the sleeve carries the Christmas artwork.

For brands with a wide product range it's usually the cheapest way onto a holiday shelf. Sleeves also slip off in January, so unsold stock goes back on regular sale without repacking.

Yes, a limited edition can be printed on your current structure with new holiday artwork. The fold pattern and the fit on your packing line stay exactly as they are, and you only approve new art.

Send us the existing dieline or a flat sample and we'll match it. A genuinely new build, such as a countdown box, needs its own die and a sample round before production.

Warm, restrained artwork with one metallic accent wears the six weeks better than a loud character print. Snowflakes, stars and winter colour keep selling after the 25th, whereas Santa-led designs look dated by New Year.

Gold or copper foil, a gloss spot UV on the motif and a matte laminate base make up the combination we quote most often for this line.

The range can take in retail cartons, e-commerce mailers and food boxes, each cut to your product's inside dimensions. We measure every size as length, width and depth on the inside, and custom sizes carry no design charge.

If the calendar is tight, pick standard sizes wherever you can. They skip the tooling step, which helps December deliveries land on time.

Each box in the range starts at 500 pieces, and we quote every size as its own line. A sleeve programme counts the same way, so three sleeve sizes would be three lines of at least 500 each.

Large retail programmes can go as high as 100,000 units per line. Unit cost falls as volume climbs, which favours placing the season's order all at once.

Production takes 7 to 10 business days after proof approval, and a rush slot shortens it to 5 to 7. Any size in the range can be sampled in 5 to 7 business days, with the sample fee credited once you place the bulk order.

Sampling the largest and smallest sizes first catches most of the fit problems across a family of boxes.

Yes, we print the interior of mailers and cartons so the holiday design shows when the lid opens on the doorstep. A pattern or short message on the inside flap uses less ink than full outer coverage, and it never rubs against a conveyor, so it arrives unscuffed.

Festive tissue in your colours finishes the reveal, and the outside can stay plain kraft or white for the trip through the carrier network.