Square gift boxes, same size on every side, in rigid, magnetic, lid and base or folding styles. Candles and mugs go in them a lot, so do perfume, macarons, favors and corporate gifts. We print your logo and size it to the product, low minimums, free US shipping.
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A box that’s the same on every side just looks tidy. Our custom cube gift boxes stack neatly, look right from any angle and photograph really well from straight above, and that’s pretty much why florists, candle makers and favor shops keep ordering them.
Catch is, the product has to suit a cube. A round candle does, a mug does, so does a perfume bottle with a square cap or a little succulent. Scarves don’t. Chocolates in a long row don’t either, and we’ll tell you if yours is one of those.
We’ve made them as small as 2 inches. Biggest so far was around 12, for a gift set. Most candles and mugs end up somewhere around 3 or 4 inches, the tiny ones go to weddings and ring sellers, and the big ones get a whole bundle stuffed in (one client does a candle, a matchbox and a little diffuser together, it looks great).
Grab a ruler, get the widest point and the height, and give yourself a little extra for tissue. Tall slim product? Since a cube is as tall as it is wide, you’ll get dead space around it, and an insert or some filler sorts that out. Our standard gift box sizes post has common cube dimensions to check against.
Rigid cubes are thick board wrapped in printed or colored paper. Heavy in the hand, holds its shape, and honestly a lot of customers keep them afterward for jewelry or bits and bobs. The classic is a two piece lid and base, but a magnetic flap gives you that little snap when it closes, and if you’re sending empties to a fulfillment center our collapsible magnetic boxes fold flat and save a lot of shelf room.
Folding cubes cost much less. They’re SBS paperboard or kraft, ship flat, fold by hand, and do fine for favors and bakery treats and retail stuff, and plenty of small brands start there and move up to rigid when the holiday line comes around.
Six equal panels.
Our favorite trick is one pattern running all the way round. Plenty of people prefer just a logo up top and plain sides, which is fine too. On the lid we’d go foil or a bit of embossing (dark soft-touch is gorgeous, if you ask us) and a ribbon sits dead even on a cube, nice bonus.
Inserts matter more than people think. A loose candle jar slides around for three states and shows up with the lid off and the wax scuffed, we’ve seen it. Now we push a die-cut card or a foam ring on anyone shipping jars. Our team handles the dieline and artwork for free and looks over your files, and you’ll see a digital proof (or a physical sample if you ask) before the run.
Want other square and specialty shapes? See our rigid gift boxes or the whole gift boxes collection.
Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, and the price per box comes down as quantity goes up. Most digital print jobs carry no die or plate charges either. It’s 10 to 12 business days after you approve the proof (rush if you ask), ground shipping is free across the USA, and you can send size and quantity through our quote page.
An 8 to 10 ounce jar usually goes in a cube around 4 inches. Jars vary a lot though, so we size to yours.
Folding ones and collapsible magnetic ones, yes. The traditional rigid lid and base cubes come already set up.
They’re a favorite. Two or three inches, with the couple’s names and the date printed on top.
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