Size the box after the product is packed
Measure the item as it will be sent, including any wrap, insert or accessory that stays inside. Give the required internal length, width and height, then say if you need to work within a particular outside parcel size. If the order includes several products or sizes, list each pack-out separately so the box is planned for the actual contents.
Choose how the parcel closes and travels
Describe the closure you need, how the box will be assembled and whether it is packed by hand or on a packing line. Share the product weight and the carrier service or parcel constraints you are working to. Carrier limits change by service and parcel format, so compare the finished outside dimensions with the current service rules; a postal-box name does not guarantee a particular shipping rate or transit protection.
Make room for your brand without guessing the build
Send the artwork or design brief, quantity by size and design, target date and delivery postcode. If you need an insert, specific board or finish, request it for confirmation rather than assuming it is standard. The quote should set out the agreed construction, print, minimum order, price and delivery timing for your parcel requirements.
Postal-box quote checklist
- Product and packed internal dimensions
- Weight, wrap, insert and closure requirements
- Required outside parcel size and carrier service
- Quantity by size and artwork version
- Target date and delivery postcode