1. Choose the packaging style
Start with the closest structure: rigid box, folding carton, paper bag, mailer, label, sleeve, insert, or another paper packaging type.
Ordering
How to order custom packaging
A useful order starts with a clear packaging brief. The more practical detail you send, the faster our team can recommend the right route.
A useful order starts with a clear packaging brief. The more practical detail you send, the faster our team can recommend the right route.
Custom packaging is not a one-click item until the specification is clear. Size, material, order quantity, print method, finish, insert, packing method, and delivery destination all affect price and production planning.
Use this page as a checklist before contacting us. If you do not know an answer, send product photos, reference packaging, and your target market. We can help turn that information into the first workable specification.
Custom packaging is not a one-click item until the specification is clear. Size, material, order quantity, print method, finish, insert, packing method, and delivery destination all affect price and production planning.
Use this page as a checklist before contacting us. If you do not know an answer, send product photos, reference packaging, and your target market. We can help turn that information into the first workable specification.
2. Share product details
Send product dimensions, weight, quantity per package, protection needs, and how the customer should open or display it.
3. Define size and quantity
Provide L x W x H, target order quantity, and whether the size is fixed or can be adjusted for better cost and packing.
4. Add artwork and finish direction
Send logo files, color references, dielines if available, and preferred finishes such as foil, embossing, UV, or lamination.
5. Review quote and sample path
We review the brief and confirm whether a reference sample, blank sample, printed sample, or direct production route makes sense.
6. Confirm production details
After artwork, price, schedule, packing method, and delivery terms are confirmed, the project can move into production planning.
Ordering questions
Do I need complete artwork before requesting a quote?
Complete artwork is helpful but not always required for the first review. You can start with product details, size, quantity, reference images, logo files, and finish direction, then finalize artwork after the structure is confirmed.
What happens after I submit a quote request?
Our team reviews the packaging style, dimensions, material, print and finish requirements, quantity, destination, and timeline. If information is missing, we will ask focused questions before preparing a recommendation.
Can I change the specification after the first quote?
Yes, but changes to size, material, artwork, finish, insert, quantity, or packing method can affect price and schedule. It is better to confirm major requirements before sampling or production approval.
Prepare a quote-ready brief
Include packaging type, size, quantity, material, finish, artwork status, destination, and deadline.