These are window boxes, so shoppers can check the color and curl of your hair (and roughly how long it is) without opening anything. We do them for bundles and clip-ins, tape-ins, wigs too, and the satin-look or board insert inside keeps the hair flat. Foil logo, shade label, done.
Your time is very important to us so we have kept it short.
Would you buy hair off a photo? Nope. People want to look at the real shade and the curl pattern, and judge how thick that weft is, and they want to do it before any seal gets broken. Custom hair extension boxes with a clear window give them that, while keeping bundles flat, clean and out of the dust.
Salon owners, online extension brands, wig makers and beauty supply shops order these. The common complaint with stock packaging is that hair arrives tangled or crushed, and a plastic bag with a sticker doesn’t match the price people are paying for good hair.
The window is the whole point, so where it goes matters. For bundles, a long window on the front shows the length and texture. For clip-in sets, a smaller window showing the top weft and color is often enough. Wigs usually get a window on the lid, so the hairline and part are visible from above.
The clear film covering the window keeps fingers and dust off the hair. Make the window too big, though, and the box loses stiffness. Our team balances window size against board strength when setting up the dieline. You’ll find more styles with clear panels in our window packaging boxes range.
Hair moves around in a box. A loose bundle slides into one corner, the ends fold over and the curl gets flattened. An insert fixes that. A board insert with tabs or a slot holds the weft in place, and a satin-look paper lining keeps the hair from catching on raw board.
Long hair is its own headache. At 22 inches and up most brands coil the bundle loosely instead of laying it straight out, since a box that long is a pain to ship and won’t fit most shelves, and honestly a wide shallow box with a gentle coil looks nicer through the window anyway. Curls stay curly.
SBS paperboard window boxes are the standard for retail and online. For premium lines or launch kits, magnetic rigid boxes and drawer boxes feel more substantial, and customers often keep them to store their hair between installs. Our customers ask for soft-touch with gold or silver foil a lot.
Got twenty shades in four lengths? Keep one design. We’d only swap the shade name, length and texture on a printed band or label patch, so the boxes still look like a family. It makes restocking and picking much easier. Selling lashes too? Our eyelash boxes can be designed to match, and our PR boxes are made for influencer seeding kits.
You can start custom hair extension boxes with a small run, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, and the per-box price drops with larger orders. Free design help comes with it: we set up the dieline, place your artwork and window, and check files for print issues before you get a digital proof. A physical sample is available on request so you can test with a real bundle.
Production is usually 10 to 12 business days after proof approval, and ground shipping is free across the USA. If you’re new to custom packaging, our guide to ordering custom boxes in small quantities is a useful read. When you’re ready, send us your bundle sizes.
Usually on the front panel for bundles and on the lid for wigs. We place it to show the most important part, whether that’s texture, color or the hairline.
Yes. A divided insert or stacked trays can hold a three-bundle set plus a closure in one box.
Not if the box has enough depth for the coil. Tell us the length and texture, and we’ll size the depth so curls keep their shape.
