Mailer boxes
Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
23 styles to start from. Filter by how the box is built, what it's made of, or what goes inside. Every one is drawn to your product's size, so start by measuring your product. Choosing between brown and white board? Read custom kraft boxes.
Self-locking corrugated boxes that ship without an outer carton and open like a lid.
Tuck-end cartons for the shelf. Ship flat, fold in seconds, print edge to edge.
Two-piece lid and base boxes in wrapped greyboard. The box people keep on a shelf.
A drawer that slides out of a printed sleeve. Slower to open, which is the point.
Unbleached kraft cartons with one- or two-color print. Reads as natural without saying so.
Cartons sized to your bottle or jar, with room for ingredients and batch codes.
Rigid boxes with a paperboard insert that keeps the glass from knocking around.
Curved-end boxes for small, light items. No glue, no tape, one fold each side.
Standard flap-top cartons with your logo on the outside. Built for heavier orders.
Mailers printed inside and out, so the first thing people see is the inside of the lid.
Shallow mailers sized for folded garments. Tissue and a sticker finish the job.
Tall cartons with a snug insert for the bottle. Foil and embossing earn their keep here.
Cartons with space for a supplement facts panel that people can actually read.
Rigid boxes with a molded pulp tray. Protects the device and skips the plastic.
A printed band around a plain box. The cheapest way to brand stock packaging.