We develop and produce rigid gift boxes, folding cartons, corrugated mailers and blister packs in Shenzhen — with structural samples, dieline engineering and export documentation handled by one team.
Every range follows the same sequence: brief and reference sample, dieline proposal, white sample, printed proof, mass production, pre-shipment inspection. You choose the material; we keep the process identical.
Greyboard shells with wrapped paper, magnetic or lift-off lids, foam or paperboard inserts for premium sets.
SBS and FBB board cartons for cosmetics, food-adjacent and consumer goods, with window and insert options.
E-commerce mailers and shippers engineered for drop tests, with print that still reads after handling.
Thermoformed trays, clamshells and blister cards for hardware, electronics and accessories.
We send a white sample and a printed proof for sign-off. If the insert cannot hold the product, you find out at sample stage, not at the port.
Quotation, tooling, sampling, inspection and shipping documents run through a single contact, so you are not re-explaining your brief every week.
We prepare the material declarations, packing lists and inspection reports your importer asks for. Certification scope is confirmed in writing before we claim it.
Board grade, print method, finish and tolerance go into the quotation as numbers you can compare against your other suppliers.
Figures below are our standard working ranges. Final values are confirmed on the quotation after we see your dieline, material and print coverage.
| Range | Typical material | Common finish | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rigid gift boxes | Greyboard 800–1500 gsm, wrapped art paper | Matte lamination, foil, emboss, spot UV | Premium sets, gifting, retail counters |
| Folding cartons | SBS / FBB board 250–400 gsm | Offset print, aqueous or UV varnish, window film | Cosmetics, consumer goods, shelf display |
| Corrugated mailers | E / B flute, single or double wall | Flexo or litho-laminated print | E-commerce, subscription, logistics |
| Blister packaging | PET / RPET / PVC sheet, cardboard backing | Thermoform, printed blister card | Hardware, electronics, accessories |
Certification scope depends on material and factory line. Ask us for the current certificate for your specific structure before you print it in your own catalogue — we will send the document, not a logo.
A European brand needed an insert that held two glass bottles without movement during courier transit. We re-cut the insert twice on white samples before tooling.
The buyer required consistent colour across three carton sizes printed in separate runs. We locked the ink recipe and supplied a signed colour standard.
A subscription brand kept failing corner crush in transit. We moved from single-wall to a double-wall corner construction and re-tested before the seasonal peak.
Where the money actually goes in each structure, and the point at which a rigid box stops being worth it.
Why the number changes between structures, and which quantities push the unit price down fastest.
White sample, printed proof and tooling: the three stages buyers usually merge into one date.
If you have a dieline, artwork or a competitor sample photo, include it in the message field. We will tell you what we need before quoting.
Within one working day, by email or WhatsApp.
Material, print, finish, unit price, tooling and lead time.
White sample, then printed proof for sign-off.
MOQ depends on the structure. Rigid boxes usually carry a higher minimum than folding cartons because of the wrapping and tooling steps, while corrugated mailers scale down further. Send the structure and size and we will give you the exact figure rather than a range.
Yes. We accept AI, PDF and packaged artwork files, and we return a dieline check listing bleed, safe area, barcode position and finish conflicts before anything is printed.
We prepare export cartons, packing lists, shipping marks and the inspection record, and we work with your nominated forwarder or quote FOB / CIF terms.
We keep the approved printed sheet and the ink recipe on file for your project, and compare each repeat run against it before packing.
Most of our export volume goes to Europe, Japan and Southeast Asia. Requirements differ by market, so tell us the destination and we will list the documents and material declarations that apply.
Send a photo or drawing of what you need packed. We will tell you which structure fits, what it costs to tool, and how long the sample takes.