Set the dimensions, upload your artwork, and watch the box rebuild itself in real time. When it looks right, export a production-ready dieline and send it straight to our team.
Every change updates the 3D model, the dieline, and the estimate below.
Visual guide only. The 3D model shows shape and proportion. Dielines, tolerances and print-ready artwork are engineered by our team before anything goes on press. Talk to a designer →
Same factory, same tolerances, same QC. What changes is the construction, the handwork and the price — so a 1,000-unit launch carton and a 500-unit gift set can come from one supplier.
Offset-printed solid board, one-piece construction. Straight tuck, reverse tuck, crash-lock or sleeve. Fast to run, cheap to ship flat, and what most 90–120 count lines actually use.
2.0–3.0 mm grey board, hand-wrapped, with hidden magnets, ribbon pulls or moulded inserts. Five formats: book-style, flip-top, lid-and-base, double-door and drawer. Roughly four times the handwork of a folding carton, which is why the format still reads expensive on a shelf.
Both lines run through the same prepress and QC. If a product launches in a folding carton and later moves up to a rigid box, the artwork and colour targets carry over — only the construction changes.
Rigid boxes, mailers and cartons, all built around supplement bottles. Click any one to see it larger — if a construction catches your eye, we can quote that exact box.
Every photo below is our own work, shot on the bench and at the QC table. Board, insert, caliper — the parts that go wrong when the supplier has not done it a thousand times.
Two box families, deep rather than wide. Everything else we turn down, because doing one thing well beats doing ten things adequately.
350–400 gsm solid board, offset printed, die-cut and auto-glued. Straight tuck, reverse tuck, crash-lock and sleeve formats from 1,000 units.
2.0 mm grey board, hand-wrapped, hidden magnets, EVA or moulded-pulp inserts. The format buyers expect for gift sets, subscription packs and premium retail.
EVA, flocked PET, moulded pulp and folded paperboard inserts cut to your bottle diameter. Foil, emboss, spot UV and soft-touch in-house.
One folding carton on the standard line, five rigid formats on the premium line. All six run through the same prepress and QC — what changes is the board, the handwork and the lead time.
Standard
One-piece board, ships flat and erects in seconds. Straight tuck, reverse tuck, crash-lock or sleeve — the workhorse format for 90–120 count lines.
Premium
Rigid tray with a flat hinged lid and no skirt, so it opens like a book cover. The flattest profile in the rigid family — built for shallow gift sets and mailers.
Premium
Rigid tray with a deep skirted lid, hinged at the back. The skirt wraps the base on three sides, so the closed box reads as a single seam line.
Premium
Two separate pieces: a shallow tray and a deep-skirted lid that lifts off entirely. The classic presentation format, usually fitted with a shoulder insert.
Premium
A rigid frame with two doors hinged left and right, meeting at the centre. Used for multi-bottle sets and subscription kits where the reveal is the point.
Premium
Printed outer sleeve over a sliding inner tray, with a finger notch or ribbon pull. Ships assembled, and the slide-out is the unboxing moment.
Every box gets a tray cut to your bottle's outside diameter — flocked PET, PU foam, EPE or folded paperboard. It keeps the cap off the lid, holds the desiccant in place, and decides how the box feels the moment it opens.
Anyone can say "food grade". We send you the paperwork before you ask, because that is the part most suppliers cannot produce.
Four steps, no account manager relay race.
Set the size, upload artwork, export the dieline. Your specs arrive with the enquiry, so nobody guesses.
Unit price, tooling, freight and duties in one landed-cost figure. Two options: DDP and FOB.
White sample first, then a printed proof. You approve the physical box, not a render.
12–15 day production run, QC report with photos, then sea or air to your door.
Printing, die-cutting, gluing and hand assembly happen in one factory in Ningbo — not across four subcontractors you will never see. These are our machines and our floor.
If yours is not here, message us on WhatsApp — we answer in plain English, not in a sales deck.
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