
Two piece boxes come with a separate lid and base. You can customize the size, height, and design of each part, and add inserts inside to fit your products.
It ships assembled, so you are paying to move air. As a rough guide, a rigid box can take three to five times the freight volume of the same box as a flat-shipped folding carton. On a first order this is the line people most often forget to budget for.
Yes, and a combination die does both in one pass, which registers better than two separate operations. On fine serif type or hairlines we usually advise against embossing — the fibre cannot hold the detail and the result reads as mushy rather than crisp.
Because rigid boxes are hand-wrapped rather than machine-folded, there is no large cutting die or plate set to amortise across the run. The cost sits in labour per unit rather than in setup, which is why low quantities stay viable where a printed folding carton would not.
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Rigid two piece boxes with separate lid and base, wrapped in printed or specialty paper. Foil stamping, embossing and spot UV available.
Commonly used for coffee gift sets, cosmetics, confectionery, accessories and premium products.
Available with foil, embossing, textured paper, inserts and soft-touch finishes.
Usually made from rigid paperboard wrapped with printed or specialty paper.
Custom sizes and colors
Available to suit your product and design