Medal Presentation Boxes.

We cut or mould the cavity to your medal's actual dimensions, so it sits face-up and centred with nothing shifting. Flock or velvet over a fitted insert is the usual seat, and moulded foam suits heavier or irregular pieces.

Send us a physical medal or an accurate drawing with the thickness at the rim and the suspension. A cavity cut from an estimate lets the medal rattle, and recipients notice that the first time they lift the lid.

Yes, and we confirm the fold with you before anything is cut. Ribbon conventions differ from one award to the next, and military folds in particular are noticed by exactly the people receiving them.

Tell us the award and send a reference photo of how the ribbon should present. We shape the recess and any ribbon channel around that, so the drape looks right every time the box is opened.

They do, since an adhesive can give off sulphur compounds just as a fabric can. Silver and bronze tarnish against the wrong materials, and the damage shows years later as a discoloured patch where the medal sat.

We specify sulphur-free, acid-free linings, check the adhesives used to lay them, and document the materials so you have a record. That paperwork matters most for civic and military awards meant to be kept for generations.

There can be, and most award boxes need it, because the document usually travels with the medal. We add a lid pocket or a separate tray sized to the folded or flat citation.

For sets, the 8 × 6 × 1.5 in format gives enough floor for the award and a card side by side. Tell us the document size early, since it drives the box footprint more than the medal itself does.

Dark wrapped finishes with a debossed or foil-stamped crest suit the military and civic tier. Leatherette wrap and specialty papers over 2mm rigid board give the shell its weight and a surface that wears well over years of handling.

Inside, velvet flock or satin lines the recess. Gold or silver foil on the lid is the classic choice, and inside print can carry the awarding body's name under the lid.

A single medal usually fits a 4 × 4 × 1 in box, and a set typically goes to 8 × 6 × 1.5 in. Those are starting points. The real size comes from the medal diameter, its thickness with the suspension, and how much ribbon you want shown.

We work out the interior first and let the outside follow, adding wall and wrap thickness. Oversized medals, miniatures and multi-piece sets each get their own cavity drawing.

We make medal boxes from 500 pieces. The fitted cavity is drawn to one medal, so if you present several different designs, tell us at quote stage and we'll plan the inserts around them.

The upper end is 100,000 boxes, which covers national award programs and large sporting events that hand every finisher a medal.

Standard production is 7 to 10 business days from approved proof, with rush at 5 to 7 business days for a ceremony that can't move. Work back from the event date and leave time for delivery.

We'd strongly suggest a sample, which takes 5 to 7 business days. Seat the actual medal in it and check the ribbon fold before the run goes ahead. The sample charge comes off your production order.