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Explore our full range of custom packaging — from luxury rigid boxes to eco-friendly mailers.
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Reverse Tuck End Boxes
Flaps that alternate direction — the structure automated lines are actually built for.

Straight Tuck End Boxes
Both flaps tuck the same way, so the front panel stays completely uninterrupted.

Tuck Top Auto-Bottom Boxes
A tucking lid for access and a glued base that locks square as the carton erects.

Roll-End Tuck Top Boxes
Walls that roll up and double themselves — the structure behind most e-commerce mailers.

Double Wall Tuck Top Boxes
Two flute layers laminated together — roughly double the edge crush of single wall.

Snap Lock Bottom Boxes
Three folds and the base locks — most of an auto-bottom's strength without the gluing step.

Kraft Tuck Top Boxes
Unbleached board where the material statement is part of the specification.

1-2-3 Bottom Boxes
Named for how it assembles — fold one, fold two, fold three, and the base is locked.

Rigid Invitation Boxes
A card, a keepsake and a mailing piece — invitation packaging is all three at once.

Christmas Candy Boxes
Sweets on a seasonal calendar — bought in December, produced in July.

Christmas Gift Boxes
Wrapped, carried, stacked under a tree, and opened in front of everyone.

Christmas Packaging Boxes
The seasonal catch-all — one print run covering many products across six weeks.

Halloween Boxes
Six weeks of shelf life and a palette that has to work in low light.

Halloween Gift Boxes
Party and treat gifting — novelty shapes at a price that survives being given away.

Thanksgiving Food Boxes
Large, warm and heavy — the biggest single food-carry event in the American year.

Valentines Boxes
One week, red board, and the highest expectation of any seasonal format.