Mono Cartons
Printed folding cartons that ship flat, run fast on a packing line and still hold a premium finish.
Straight Tuck End Cartons
The workhorse carton for anything that sits on a pharmacy or beauty shelf.
- Pharma & Nutraceuticals
- Cosmetics
- Skincare
Reverse Tuck End Cartons
The economical carton that nests tightly on the sheet to save board.
- Pharma & Nutraceuticals
- Mobile Accessories
- Cosmetics
Auto-Lock Bottom Cartons
A carton with a pre-glued base that locks itself, for heavier products.
- Coffee, Tea & Gourmet
- Pet Care & Treats
- Electronics
Sleeve & Tray Cartons
An outer sleeve that slides off an inner tray, premium at carton cost.
- Coffee, Tea & Gourmet
- Confectionery & Bakery
- Electronics
Two-Piece Cartons
The lid-and-base look in folding carton, for when budget rules out rigid.
- Baby & Kids
- Apparel & Fashion
- Confectionery & Bakery
Window Cartons
A printed carton with a clear film window that lets the product sell itself.
- Baby & Kids
- Pet Care & Treats
- Toys & Games
Inside the box
Add to any of these.
- User manualFitted into the lid or a die-cut pocket, so it is found rather than fished out.
- Butter paperPrinted translucent wrap over the product. It delays the reveal by a second, and that second is what gets filmed.
- EnvelopesFor invitations, certificates and the letter that explains why the product exists.
- RibbonsSatin, grosgrain or woven, printed or foiled. Turns opening into a deliberate act rather than a tear.
- Shredded paperCrinkle-cut fill in kraft, pastel or metallic. Protects, and makes a hamper look full rather than packed.
- FreebiesSamples, stickers, seed cards, novelty items. The unplanned thing that gets photographed.
- Branded packing tapeWater-activated gummed paper, printed. The pack is on brand before the customer has opened it.
- Miniature stickersFoil wafer seals holding the wrap closed. Cheap, and the detail people notice.
- Thank you cardThe only place in the pack where you get to speak in full sentences.
- Silica gelMoisture control for leather, electronics and anything crossing a humid port.
Outside the box
Finish it your way.
- Metallic printingMetallic inks printed in the same pass as the full-colour artwork, so the sheen carries across a whole image rather than a single element.
- Foil stampingHeat-pressed metal leaf. The finish that reads as expensive across a room, before the pack is touched.
- Raised UVThick, dimensional resin you can feel with a fingertip. Used on logos and pattern work that has to be found by hand.
- Spot UVGloss varnish over selected elements only, so a mark lifts off a matte ground as the box turns in the light.
- Drip UVMatte and gloss cured together into water-bead or sand-grain textures. Reads as tactile before it is touched.
- EmbossRaised relief pushed up through the board. Depth without ink, and it survives handling.
- DebossPressed into the fibre instead. The quietest way to signal quality, and it costs no colour.
- Micro embossingMicroscopic textured pattern, for tactile grip and as an anti-counterfeit mark.
- Specialised laminationSoft-touch, velvet and anti-scratch films. Velvet gives a warm suede drag people notice and cannot name.
- Specialised paper selectionPearlescent, felt, linen and uncoated stocks. The substrate decides how every finish above will behave.