Custom luxury boxes are the ones people keep. Thick chipboard wrapped in printed paper, so when you pick one up it’s heavy and solid in a way a folding carton just isn’t, and that’s why watches, perfume, jewelry, tech gifts and the pricier skincare tend to end up in one.
The one most people picture is magnetic closure boxes, where the lid snaps shut on a hidden magnet. Collapsible magnetic boxes and magnetic front flap boxes fold flat for shipping, which saves a lot on freight. Then there are rigid drawer boxes that slide open like a matchbox, two-piece rigid boxes with a separate lid and base, and foldable rigid boxes if you want another flat-ship option.
All-purpose? Rigid gift boxes or luxury rigid boxes. Watch boxes come with a pillow insert, and perfume boxes grip the bottle so it doesn’t knock around. Full-color design in mind? Go with printed rigid boxes, or just start from our standard custom rigid boxes.
We usually see soft-touch paper with foil stamping, sometimes embossing or spot UV on top (all four at once gets busy, we’d pick two). Inside it’s foam, velvet, satin or just paperboard, depending on what’s going in. Stuck between rigid and folding for your product? This guide to rigid boxes should help.
There’s more under rigid boxes, jewelry packaging and gift boxes.
Thicker chipboard, and the wrapping is done by hand or semi-automatically, so more material and more time go into each one.
The collapsible and foldable ones do. A standard rigid box ships fully built.
Foam if it’s heavy or fragile, velvet or satin for jewelry and watches, and paperboard if you want the greener route.
Yes, any of them, ribbons and magnets and pull tabs.
