Choose a box around the product
Product packaging starts with the item being packed and the job the box needs to do. A box displayed on a shelf may need a different shape from one packed inside a shipping carton. Measure the product, note its weight and identify whether it needs an insert, a window or space for more than one item.
Compare formats before choosing
Gable, pillow and hexagonal shapes are among the styles mentioned in this catalogue; the right option depends on the product and how it will be presented. Share a photo or sketch if the item has an unusual shape. That gives the packaging team a clearer starting point than selecting a format from its name alone.
Bring these details to your quote
- Product dimensions, weight and number of items per box
- Retail shelf, gift presentation or dispatch use
- Quantity, artwork and any insert or opening requirement
- Material, print or finish preferences for confirmation
Review the finished specification
Before print, confirm the construction, dimensions, artwork, quantity, price and delivery details in the quote. No particular material or environmental performance is implied by the general product name.