Custom Printed Cardboard Boxes — Folding Retail Product Packaging
These are the boxes you see on a supermarket shelf, a pharmacy counter, or an unboxing video. Standard folding cartons — flat-packed cardboard that folds into shape, prints full-colour edge to edge, and does it at a unit cost that holds up across tens of thousands of units.
The material is coated cardboard — typically 300 to 400gsm, with a white clay-coated surface on one or both sides. That coating is what gives CMYK print its snap: clean gradients, sharp text, accurate brand colours. Compared to corrugated, cardboard is thinner, lighter, and folds with crisper edges — which matters when your box is sitting next to a competitor's on a crowded shelf.
Style defaults to the classics — straight tuck-end, reverse tuck, or auto-lock bottom — but custom die-cuts, window patches, and hang tabs are all standard options. Inserts are cut to your product lineup: star-shaped vial holders for lab kits, product trays for cosmetics, divider grids for multi-packs. Every panel is printable, including the inside, and the box ships flat with pre-scored fold lines.
Key Features
- Coated Cardboard, Crisp Print — 300–400gsm with clay-coated surface. CMYK offset prints with retail-grade colour accuracy and sharp typography on all exterior panels.
- Flat-Packed Folding Carton — Ships flat, folds into shape in seconds. Pre-scored and pre-glued where needed. Takes up minimal warehouse space before assembly.
- Retail-Ready Panel Printing — Product name, branding, ingredients, barcodes, regulatory copy — all printed directly on the box. No stickers, no secondary labels.
- Custom Inserts & Dividers — Die-cut cardboard inserts for vials, tubes, bottles, or multi-packs. Holds product in place, stops rattling, and organises contents on opening.
- Standard & Custom Styles — Straight tuck-end, reverse tuck, auto-lock bottom, or custom die-cut. Window patches, hang tabs, and thumb notches available.
Specifications
Applications
Health and medical test kits, OTC pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and skincare, food and confectionery, consumer electronics accessories, stationery and office supplies, household goods, multi-pack retail products.


