







A gift box has one job. Make whatever’s inside feel worth giving, and a plain candle really does feel different in a sturdy box with a ribbon on it.
Printed gift packaging boxes come in any size, full color. For candles, mugs and small sets we’d usually point you to cube gift boxes. Something heavier, or just fancier? Try rigid gift boxes or magnetic closure boxes.
Holiday orders go in Christmas packaging, and there are Easter and Halloween options too. Food gifts? Gourmet boxes and chocolate packaging are the obvious ones.
Also worth a look: luxury rigid boxes, jewelry boxes, and invitation boxes for weddings.
If the box is meant to stick around after the gift is opened, start with rigid gift boxes. Thick chipboard, wrapped paper, and a lid that closes with a soft little thud. Two piece rigid boxes are the lift-off lid version, a classic for watches and jewelry, while magnetic closure boxes open like a book and snap shut (people love doing that over and over, we’ve noticed). Short on storage? Collapsible magnetic boxes arrive flat and fold up in a few seconds each, so a corporate run of 300 doesn’t swallow your office.
Custom printed gift packaging boxes are the general range, every style above plus folding cartons, all carrying your artwork. Square products like a candle or a mug sit best in cube gift boxes. Same size on every side, and they look tidy stacked in a shop window. Want something a bit playful? Our star shaped boxes get ordered for party favors and small treats.
Christmas is the big one, and our Christmas gift boxes come in rigid, SBS or corrugated. We also make Easter gift boxes for chocolate eggs and bunnies, plus Halloween gift boxes for cookies and candy. Our advice here is boring but true. Order early. Production is usually 10 to 12 business days once you approve the proof, and the proof stage itself can take a few rounds if the artwork is still changing, so for December delivery we’d start talking in October.
Ribbons, pull tabs, either one.
Yes. Logo on the lid, an insert slot for each item.
Depends on budget really. Rigid feels more premium, but folding cartons cost less and ship flat.
Yes, minimums are low.


