Historical folding-carton planning reference: 3,000 pieces per size and artwork. Confirm for this design.
BOX CONSTRUCTION / OPENING
Double-tuck cartons
A compact carton for retail ranges.
Individual retail products, beauty ranges and lightweight accessories.
Already have size and quantity? Request a quote ↗︎Choosing another box style later replaces this preference. Closure and window features can be combined with a compatible structure.
A reference photo is enough to start. Human reply target: 24 hours.
ILLUSTRATIVE STRUCTURE
QUICK ORDER SCREEN / TERMS TO CONFIRM
Can this fit your project?
Check the quantity, sample and delivery assumptions for this opening. For the wider box family, review available production evidence and order conditions. Final fit depends on your product, quantity and destination.
Initial planning reference: 7–14 days, excluding shipping. Sample type, fees and revisions require agreement.
Initial production reference: 20–35 days after specification approval. Freight, customs and arrival need separate planning.
To check fit, send the product or reference image, approximate quantity per size and artwork, destination and target arrival date. These notes are not a quotation or production commitment.
ONE POSSIBLE COMBINATION / DESIGN STARTING POINT
See how the parts
work together.
A printed carton with a silver-foil accent and folded paper support creates a coordinated retail pack.
Base construction
Printable white paperboard; thickness selected for the product
ILLUSTRATIVE STRUCTURE
Box Styles
Double-tuck cartons
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ILLUSTRATIVE SURFACE
Materials
White card
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ILLUSTRATIVE EFFECT
Print & Finishes
Silver foil
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ILLUSTRATIVE LAYOUT
Inserts
Paperboard inserts
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Illustrative direction, not a completed customer project. Surface, finish and insert are starting preferences; dimensions, compatibility and performance are confirmed through specification review and sampling.
HOW THIS DIRECTION IS DEFINED
Construction, opening, closure.
A familiar name can describe a complete structure or a feature that works with several structures.
- Construction
- Folding paperboard
- Opening
- Top and bottom tuck flaps
- Closure
- Tuck-flap closure
COMPARE A NEARBY DIRECTION
Which direction fits your brief?
Use these as questions for a sample review. The best choice depends on your product, packing method and presentation goal.
Double-tuck cartons
Why consider it
Folded paperboard cartons can be supplied flat and adapted across a family of product sizes.
Check before choosing
Board stiffness and bottom construction must match the load; heavy or fragile products may need a different structure.
Mailer boxes
Why consider it
A folding lid and side walls create a self-contained opening without a separate lid.
Check before choosing
Transit performance depends on board grade, product weight, insert and shipping conditions; decorative presentation alone is not transport protection.
MAKE IT YOURS
Start with what
you already know.
Share a photo, your product or an existing box. You do not need to choose every material and process before contacting us.
The product inside
Dimensions, filled weight and the number of items help us plan the box and its interior. Send a photo if measurements are not ready.
The result you want
Show us the opening, colour, surface or presentation you like. Multiple finishes and mixed insert materials can be discussed in the same brief.
The project scale
Estimated quantity, destination and target timing help us recommend a practical direction. Unknown details can stay open.
FROM DIRECTION TO SAMPLE
Put your product into the conversation.
We review your idea, identify the next useful details and discuss the sample scope before production approval.