Corrugated boxes for online orders, sized to your products so they ship cheaper and arrive intact. Mailer, tuck front or slotted styles in kraft or white, printed inside and out, with inserts if needed. Low minimums, free design setup and free US ground shipping.
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For an online store, the box is the first thing a customer actually touches. They’ve seen your photos and read your reviews, and then a parcel lands on the doorstep. Custom ecommerce boxes make that moment feel like your brand, and just as importantly, they get the product there in one piece without costing a fortune to ship.
Our ecommerce orders come from Shopify stores, Etsy sellers moving off stock boxes, apparel brands, skincare and supplement companies, and subscription services. The common problem is usually the same: a mix of stock box sizes, too much void fill, and shipping costs creeping up every quarter.
Start with your top few products or order combinations, not your whole catalog. Two sizes, maybe three. That’s usually it for most of the stores we work with, and once each box is cut to its product with just a bit of room for padding you’ll find you’re buying less filler, packing quicker, and quite often paying the carrier less, since they bill on dimensional weight anyway. A box an inch too big on every side adds up fast over a year. Our guide on the best size for ecommerce boxes has a simple way to work this out.
Got a lot of small, light items? A mailer box in E-flute is usually enough. Selling mugs or candles or glass bottles? We’d go B-flute or double wall and put an insert in. Ask us for a sample and send a few test parcels to yourself or a friend before ordering big. It’s the quickest way to find a weak spot.
Mailer boxes with a tuck front are the favorite for direct-to-customer orders. They open like a present, close securely without tape on the inside flaps, and look tidy. Regular slotted cartons (the flaps-on-top style) cost less and work for heavy or bulk orders where presentation matters less. Tuck top boxes sit in between.
Our custom mailer boxes are the most popular choice for online brands, and custom shipping boxes cover heavier, plainer parcels. Kraft keeps costs down and looks natural. White liner makes printed colors brighter.
Do you really need ink on every panel? Probably not. Loads of brands just put a small logo outside (a plain box on the porch gets nicked less, too) and spend the color inside, where a little note under the lid or a thank-you line or a reorder QR code costs way less than a fully printed outside, and to be fair people react to it more.
Our designers set up the dieline and lay out your artwork at no cost, check your files, and send a digital proof. Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, and the price per box drops as you order more. Production takes 10 to 12 business days after proof approval, and ground shipping is free in the USA. For more ideas on cost, read how to reduce ecommerce packaging costs, or browse corrugated shipping boxes.
Most stores do well with two or three sizes that fit their best sellers. Odd items can go in a plain stock box until volumes justify another size.
No, but it’s a cheap way to make unboxing feel special while keeping the outside plain for security.
Yes. Corrugated mailer boxes ship with just a label, so you don’t need a second outer carton.
Plenty of customers order this alongside custom corrugated boxes, custom mailer boxes, tab lock roll end corrugated box and holiday mailer boxes. More styles are in corrugated shipping boxes, and mailer box dimensions covers the common sizes.
