Poly mailers? Fine for a pack of tees, to be fair. Once something is a gift, though, or costs real money, people want to lift a lid and not tear open plastic, and a proper box changes the whole moment. Shoes, ties, cufflinks and lingerie are all products people expect to unbox, not unwrap from plastic.
Custom shoe boxes need to survive stacking in a stockroom and still look good on a shelf. Our shoe box dimensions guide covers sizes for kids, women and men.
Tie boxes are long and slim, often with a window. Cufflink boxes are small and usually rigid with a foam insert. For socks and small items, look at socks window boxes.
Bra boxes keep molded cups from getting crushed. Tights packaging often uses a card or a sleeve with a window.
Towel boxes work for gift sets and hotel amenities.
Online stores often pair a printed box with an outer mailer. See shipping and mailer boxes, or the guide on corrugated boxes for online clothing stores. Need retail hang tags too? We print hand tags.
For premium gifts, luxury rigid boxes are worth a look, and see-through options are in window packaging boxes.
Yes, and premium footwear brands love that little surprise under the lid.
Sure, we add an insert or a divider so a scarf and gloves don’t end up in a heap.
You can, and socks, ties and tights get one most often.
Most kraft and paperboard ones are, though heavy lamination makes it harder, so tell us if that matters.
