Cardboard Boxes

Custom cardboard boxes are packaging boxes made from paperboard or corrugated cardboard, designed specifically around your product’s size, weight, and branding. Instead of using generic cartons, you get packaging that fits properly, protects better, and showcases your brand on every side.

“Cardboard” usually refers to paperboard/folding carton—thinner, ideal for retail boxes and lighter items—or corrugated cardboard—fluted inner layer between liners, ideal for shipping and heavier or fragile products. Custom cardboard packaging can use either type depending on your product and how it will be shipped or displayed.

Custom cardboard boxes fit your products more precisely, reduce empty space and the need for excessive filler, give you full control over printing and branding, and look more professional in retail displays and unboxing photos. This leads to stronger brand recognition and a better customer experience.

Yes—when built with the right board grade and structure. Custom cardboard shipping boxes can handle your product’s weight and shipping journey, especially with appropriate material thickness, inserts/dividers for support, and matching box size to contents. Corrugated cardboard is usually recommended for heavier or long-distance shipping.

They can be. Cardboard is paper-based and widely recyclable. Options made from recycled fiber or kraft board are available for eco-conscious brands.

Used across many industries including e-commerce, retail, cosmetics, skincare, beauty, food, electronics, healthcare, gifts, subscription kits, and promotional items. If it needs structure, protection, and branding, cardboard packaging is usually a good fit.

Yes, custom size cardboard boxes can be tailored exactly to your product dimensions or configurations. Everything from slim retail cartons to large shipping boxes and unique shapes can be created.

Options include full-color or minimalist printing, matte, gloss, or soft-touch coatings, spot UV, embossing/debossing, and foil stamping. These finishes make your packaging refined and on-brand.

Yes. Inserts can separate and protect multiple items, hold fragile products securely, and present sets or collections in an organized way. Materials include cardboard, paperboard, or others depending on your product.

Yes. Display boxes can sit on counters or shelves, hold multiple units upright, and feature branding on all sides—ideal for retail, POP displays, and promotions.

Yes. Printing can be applied to front, back, sides, top, and even inside panels, ensuring brand visibility on shelves, in transit, and during unboxing.

Yes. Commonly used for dry foods, secondary packaging around sealed containers, and takeaway/bakery items. Pair with inner liners, bags, or trays to meet food safety requirements.

Custom sizes minimize unused space, reduce extra void fill, and lower dimensional weight charges, saving on materials and freight while keeping products safe.

Yes. They look professional in smaller runs, can be tailored to budget and volume, help small brands compete visually, and work from market stalls to online sales.

Include logo/brand name, product name/features, instructions, legal details, barcodes/QR codes, and website/social handles. Proper layout ensures clarity without clutter.

Yes. Wholesale boxes are ideal for consistent packaging at scale—e-commerce, retail, or distribution. Bulk orders reduce per-box cost while maintaining quality.

Timeline depends on box style/complexity, printing/finishing, and quantity. Typically, confirm specifications/artwork, then printing, cutting, and assembly. Clear timing provided for planning launches, restocks, or campaigns.

Provide product dimensions/weight, box style, branding assets (logo/colors/fonts), estimated quantities, and any special requirements. This ensures boxes protect products, reduce waste, and strengthen brand presence.