Quick answer
Rigid, magnetic and lid-and-base gift boxes for corporate gifting, holidays and retail. Estimated prices start around $2.66 per unit at 10,000 units and $7.35 at 100 units for a 9×7×3" box. Typical turnaround is 10–14 business days after proof approval.
Gift Boxes: price breaks
How the estimated unit price of a 9×7×3" magnetic closure box in Rigid greyboard + printed wrap changes with quantity. Setup costs are spread over more boxes as the run gets longer, so the per-box price drops sharply in the first few tiers.
| Quantity | Est. unit price | Est. total | Saving vs. first tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $7.35 | $735 | — |
| 250 | $5.00 | $1,250 | −32% |
| 500 | $4.07 | $2,035 | −45% |
| 1,000 | $3.51 | $3,505 | −52% |
| 2,500 | $3.05 | $7,622 | −59% |
| 5,000 | $2.82 | $14,124 | −62% |
| 10,000 | $2.66 | $26,615 | −64% |
Estimates from our published pricing model, full-color print, no finishes, delivered to the contiguous US. Your written quote confirms the exact price. Get an exact quote →
Material options and how they affect price
Estimated unit price at 1,000 units for a 9×7×3" magnetic closure box with full-color printing, by material. Material choice changes look, strength and recyclability as well as cost.
| Material | What it’s like | Est. unit price |
|---|---|---|
| Rigid greyboard + printed wrap | Thick greyboard (about 1.5–2.5 mm) wrapped in printed paper: the heavy, structured feel of luxury packaging. | $3.51 |
| Rigid greyboard + kraft wrap | Rigid greyboard wrapped in natural kraft paper: premium structure with a natural, understated finish. | $3.39 |
Printing options compared
How the print specification changes the estimated unit price of a 9×7×3" magnetic closure box in Rigid greyboard + printed wrap. One- and two-color printing carries a small plate charge that matters less as quantities grow; full-color digital and offset printing have no plate charge in our model.
| Printing | 500 units | 1,000 units | 5,000 units |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plain (no print) | $3.82 | $3.27 | $2.62 |
| 1 color | $4.02 | $3.41 | $2.70 |
| 2 colors | $4.14 | $3.49 | $2.75 |
| Full color outside | $4.07 | $3.51 | $2.82 |
| Full color outside + inside | $4.30 | $3.71 | $3.00 |
What gift packaging has to do
A gift box is the wrapping, the presentation and often part of the present itself. Gift packaging needs to create anticipation, look generous, protect contents and, increasingly, be something the recipient wants to keep. Brands use custom gift boxes for holiday collections, corporate gifting, weddings and events, influencer and PR kits, curated hampers, product launches and loyalty rewards.
The most effective gift boxes share a few traits:
- A reveal moment: a lid that lifts, a magnetic flap that snaps, a tray that slides out
- A curated layout: inserts that present each item deliberately
- Tactile quality: weight, textured papers, soft-touch, foil and embossing
- A message: a card, an inside-lid print or a personalized note
Gift box formats
| Format | Best for | Feel |
|---|---|---|
| Magnetic closure box | Premium gifts, PR kits, corporate gifts | Hinged lid, magnetic snap |
| Rigid lid-and-base box | Keepsakes, apparel, sets | Classic lift-off lid |
| Two-piece paperboard box | Everyday gifts, retail | Elegant and economical |
| Sleeve / drawer box | Jewelry, chocolate, accessories | Slide-out reveal |
| Mailer box | Shipped gifts and hampers | Branded and shippable |
| Pillow box | Favors, small gifts | Light and charming |
| Gable box | Treats and event gifts | Built-in handle |
| Tube | Candles, tea, spirits | Distinctive round format |
Corporate gifting
Corporate gifts are often sent to many recipients at once, sometimes with personalization:
- Brand-forward but tasteful: a subtle logo on the outside, the brand experience inside
- Personalization: names on cards or sleeves using digital variable printing
- Logistics: kitting and shipping many addresses; choose boxes that ship safely inside a mailer
- Budget tiers: the same box design in two or three content tiers
Inserts and layout
- Cavity inserts for bottles, jars and devices
- Platforms that lift the hero item
- Compartments for small accessories
- Tissue nests for apparel and soft goods
- Card slots in the lid
Paperboard, wrapped greyboard, foam and molded pulp inserts are all available. See custom inserts.
Tip: Lay out every item on a table and photograph it from above before choosing a box size. The best layouts leave a little negative space so each item looks intentional.
Finishes for gift boxes
- Soft-touch + foil: the classic premium combination
- Textured specialty papers with a blind emboss
- Inside-lid messages ("For you", "Thank you", "Made to celebrate")
- Ribbon pulls and ribbons
- Belly bands with names or occasions
- Holographic or colored foils for celebrations
See our finishes guide.
Sizing gift boxes
| Gift | Typical inside box (in) |
|---|---|
| Small accessories | 6 × 6 × 2 |
| Candle + matches | 8 × 5 × 4 |
| Skincare trio | 9 × 6 × 2.5 |
| Apparel gift | 12 × 9 × 3 |
| Food hamper | 12 × 10 × 5 |
| Wine + accessories | 14 × 6 × 4 |
Costs
Estimated prices for a 9 × 7 × 3 in magnetic box are at the top of this page. A paperboard two-piece gift box compares like this:
| Quantity | Est. unit price | Est. total | Saving vs. first tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | $3.23 | $323 | — |
| 250 | $1.64 | $410 | −49% |
| 500 | $1.09 | $543 | −66% |
| 1,000 | $0.79 | $791 | −76% |
| 2,500 | $0.59 | $1,486 | −82% |
| 5,000 | $0.52 | $2,584 | −84% |
| 10,000 | $0.47 | $4,694 | −85% |
Estimates from our published pricing model, full-color print, no finishes, delivered to the contiguous US. Your written quote confirms the exact price. Get an exact quote →
Budget strategies
- One box, several insert layouts
- Specialty paper + one foil instead of full printing
- Collapsible magnetic boxes to save storage and freight
- Seasonal sleeves over evergreen boxes
Shipping gifts
Ship premium gift boxes inside a printed mailer or plain shipper with paper cushioning. For many recipients, include a gift note and avoid invoices with prices inside.
Sustainability
Gift boxes are often kept and reused, which is their biggest sustainability advantage. Choose paper-based inserts, recycled greyboard, modest foils and recyclable outer shippers.
Launch checklist
- Contents and layout
- Box format and size
- Insert type and materials
- Finishes and messages
- Personalization needs
- Shipping and recipient logistics
- Quantities and target date
Packaging by budget: starter, growing, premium
| Tier | Typical spec | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Kraft or white E-flute mailer, one-color logo, tissue and sticker | Small-batch gift shops, seasonal market sales |
| Growing | Printed mailer inside and out, paperboard insert, branded card | Corporate gifting programs, online gift shops |
| Premium | Rigid or magnetic box, wrapped insert, foil/emboss, ribbon pull | Executive gifts, VIP clients, luxury hampers |
Gift box formats by occasion
| Occasion | Format ideas |
|---|---|
| Holidays | Magnetic or two-piece boxes in seasonal colors; sleeves for seasonal versions of everyday boxes |
| Corporate onboarding | Printed mailers with fitted inserts for notebooks, bottles and snacks |
| Client appreciation | Rigid boxes with debossed logo and personal card |
| Weddings and events | Pillow boxes, small two-piece boxes, gable boxes |
| Birthdays and celebrations | Bright printed mailers with confetti-pattern interiors |
| Hampers and food gifts | Corrugated trays or rigid boxes with dividers and windows |
Personalization at scale
Personalized gifts feel more thoughtful, and digital printing makes them affordable:
- Names on cards or sleeves, printed with variable data
- Department or team versions of the same box
- QR codes linking to a personal video message
- Stickers or bands with recipient names on a standard box
Personalizing a small component (card, sleeve, sticker) is usually far cheaper than personalizing the box itself.
Logistics for gift programs
Corporate and seasonal gift programs often involve shipping to many addresses at once. Plan:
- Kitting: who assembles the boxes, and where?
- Address data: collect and verify addresses early.
- Outer shipping boxes for rigid or delicate gift boxes.
- Timing: holiday carrier volumes slow deliveries; ship early.
- Inventory: order a few spare boxes for damaged deliveries and late additions.
Worked example: a company holiday gift
A company sends a holiday gift to 300 clients.
- Box: magnetic closure box, 10 × 8 × 3 in, deep green soft-touch wrap with gold foil logo.
- Insert: wrapped board insert holding a candle, chocolate bar and card.
- Card: personalized with each client's name via digital printing.
- Shipping: each box ships in a printed mailer with paper fill.
- Timeline: ordered eight weeks before the ship date, allowing for samples and kitting.
Common gift box mistakes
- Ordering too late for holiday deadlines.
- Shipping rigid gift boxes without outer protection.
- Inserts that do not fit the final items (products change after the box is ordered).
- Over-branding: gifts feel more personal with subtle logos.
- Forgetting the card, the most personal element.
A buyer's guide to gift boxes
Decide who the gift is from. A brand's retail gift set, a company's client gift and a personal gift box from a small shop each need different packaging. Retail gift sets must sell on the shelf and protect products; corporate gifts must represent the giving company and reach many addresses on time; small-shop gift boxes must feel personal and be quick to pack. Clarify the role, and the right structure usually follows.
Choose the structure for the moment. A magnetic box gives a satisfying snap and is kept for years. A two-piece rigid box offers a slow, elegant lid lift. A printed mailer is the practical choice for shipping gifts directly. A gable box is perfect for carrying. A sleeve box lets you refresh designs seasonally around a standard tray.
Design the inside first. In gift packaging the reveal matters more than the outside. Plan the layout of items, an insert that holds them, tissue or a printed card on top, and an inside-lid message. Items should be easy to remove and easy to put back, because recipients often show gifts to others.
Leave room for personalization. Names, messages and dates make gifts feel thoughtful. Personalize small components (cards, sleeves, stickers, ribbons) rather than the box itself, so leftover boxes stay usable.
Plan logistics early. Seasonal gifting peaks put pressure on production and carriers at the same time. Order gift boxes six to eight weeks before the ship date for rigid styles, and longer if you need samples. Confirm how boxes will be kitted and shipped, and order spares.
Keep sustainability in view. Gift packaging can feel wasteful if it is all foam and plastic. Paper inserts, kraft or recycled board, paper ribbon and reusable rigid boxes make gifts feel generous without excess.
Gift box timeline for the holidays
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| 10–12 weeks before ship date | Brief, quotes, choose structure |
| 8–10 weeks | Artwork, proofs, samples |
| 6–8 weeks | Production of rigid or magnetic boxes |
| 3–4 weeks | Delivery, kitting and personalization |
| 1–2 weeks | Ship gifts, allowing for carrier delays |
Gift boxes in one paragraph
Gift boxes turn products into presents. Choose the structure for the moment (magnetic or rigid two-piece for keepsakes, printed mailers for shipped gifts, gable boxes for carrying, sleeves for seasonal looks), design the inside first with an insert, tissue and a card, personalize small components rather than the box, and order early for holiday peaks. Paper inserts and reusable boxes make gifts feel generous without waste.
Seasonal gifting calendar
| Season | Common gift packaging |
|---|---|
| Valentine's Day | Red and pink magnetic boxes, chocolate and jewelry sets |
| Mother's Day | Floral sleeves, skincare and candle sets |
| Graduation | Two-piece boxes with school colors, personalized cards |
| Weddings (spring–fall) | Pillow and gable favor boxes, welcome boxes |
| Back to work (September) | Onboarding kits in printed mailers |
| Holidays (November–December) | Rigid and magnetic boxes, seasonal sleeves, corporate gifts |
| Year-end client gifts | Premium rigid boxes with debossed logos |
Packaging ideas by gift type
| Gift | Packaging idea |
|---|---|
| Candles and home fragrance | Magnetic box with candle cavity and matches |
| Skincare and beauty sets | Mailer or two-piece box with tiered insert |
| Food and snacks | Gable box or window box with food-safe insert |
| Drinkware and tumblers | Rigid box or E-flute mailer with cradle |
| Wine and spirits accessories | Book-style box with fitted insert |
| Stationery and notebooks | Slim two-piece box or sleeve |
| Tech accessories | Sleeve box with molded pulp tray |
| Experience gifts (vouchers) | Pillow box or envelope-style folder |
Making gifts feel personal at scale
Large gift programs risk feeling impersonal. A few techniques add warmth without much cost:
- Personalized cards printed with recipient names using variable data.
- A handwritten signature reproduced on the card, plus a short real handwritten line for VIPs.
- A QR code to a short video message from the team.
- Choice: let recipients pick between two gifts via a simple form before shipping.
- Thoughtful contents chosen for the recipients, not just branded merchandise.
Second example: a florist's add-on gift box
A florist offers a small gift box with chocolates and a candle alongside bouquets.
- Box: printed two-piece paperboard box, 8 × 8 × 3 in.
- Insert: two-cavity board insert for a candle and chocolate bar.
- Card: printed message card with the sender's note.
- Finish: botanical pattern printed inside the lid.
- Logistics: flat boxes stored at the shop; assembled to order.
Photographing gift boxes
Show gift boxes in context: on a table with wrapping paper, in someone's hands, or beside the occasion's props. Include an open-box image showing the arrangement and card.
Corporate gifting logistics
Corporate gift programs combine packaging with data and logistics. Plan these steps:
- Recipient list: names, verified addresses and any personalization.
- Budget per recipient: including box, contents, kitting and shipping.
- Packaging specification: structure, inserts, finishes and outer shipping cartons.
- Kitting: who assembles boxes, and where; in-house teams or a fulfillment partner.
- Shipping: carrier, service level and tracking for each recipient.
- Exceptions: wrong addresses, recipients who have left, international recipients.
- Timing: order packaging early; holiday carrier volumes slow deliveries.
Gift boxes that ship inside a plain or printed outer carton arrive in better condition and keep the gift a surprise.
Gift packaging and inclusivity
For corporate gifts, consider dietary needs, cultural and religious holidays, and accessibility. Neutral seasonal themes ("Happy holidays", "Thank you for a great year") and gift choices that respect dietary preferences make gifts feel thoughtful for everyone.
Unboxing ideas for gift boxes
- Tissue sealed with a sticker
- A personal message card on top
- A printed liner with a pattern or message
- A ribbon pull under the insert
- A small extra such as a matchbook, sticker or treat
Terms to know
- Kitting: assembling items into gift boxes.
- Liner: the paper covering the inside of a rigid box.
- Insert: a tray or platform that holds items in place.
- Collapsible box: a rigid box that ships flat and folds into shape.
- Variable printing: digital printing that changes names or messages per box.
How to brief a designer for gift boxes
Give your designer, or our team, these details before work starts:
- Contents list with dimensions
- Occasion and recipients
- Personalization needs
- Brand presence: subtle or bold
- Shipping method and outer cartons
- Deadline and quantities
A clear brief usually saves at least one round of revisions and avoids surprises at the proof stage.
Sustainability checklist for gift packaging
- [ ] Paper or board inserts
- [ ] Reusable rigid or magnetic boxes
- [ ] Paper ribbon or twine
- [ ] Right-sized outer shipping cartons
- [ ] No unnecessary plastic wraps
How gift packaging grows with your brand
First 100–500 units. Printed mailers or plain boxes with sleeves and stickers keep early gift programs flexible.
500–2,500 units. Magnetic or rigid boxes for premium gifts, with personalized cards.
2,500 units and up. Collapsible rigid boxes to save freight, planned seasonal programs and kitting partners.
Recommended finishes for gift boxes
Gift boxes are where premium finishes earn their place. Soft-touch wraps with a foil or debossed logo feel luxurious; textured papers with blind embossing feel refined; a printed liner adds a surprise. For corporate gifts, keep the logo subtle (a deboss or tone-on-tone spot UV) so the box feels like a gift, not a promotion. For holidays, seasonal sleeves let you add festive color and foil without changing the core box.
Three things to get right with gift boxes
- The reveal. Design the inside first.
- Personalization. On cards, sleeves or stickers rather than the box.
- Timing. Order early for holiday peaks.
Related guides
GuideFinishes & embellishmentsHow foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV, soft-touch, windows and inserts work, what they cost, and how to combine them without overspending.
GuideUnboxing & brand designHow to design packaging that sells and gets shared: brand hierarchy, color, typography, the unboxing sequence, inserts and low-cost upgrades that matter.
Box StylesMagnetic Closure BoxesBook-style rigid boxes with hidden magnets for a satisfying, reclosable unboxing.
Box StylesRigid BoxesLuxury setup boxes made from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or specialty paper.
What finishes and add-ons cost
Estimated extra cost per unit at 1,000 units when you add one finish to a 9×7×3" magnetic closure box (base estimate $3.51). One-time tooling such as foil and embossing dies is already spread across the run in the per-unit figure and listed separately for reference.
| Finish | What it does | Adds per unit | One-time setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matte lamination | A thin film with a smooth, low-glare finish that protects print from scuffs. | +$0.06 | — |
| Soft-touch | A velvety, premium coating that invites customers to hold the box. | +$0.11 | — |
| Spot UV | Clear glossy varnish on selected areas for a sleek contrast against matte. | +$0.16 | $80.00 |
| Foil stamping | Gold, silver, rose gold or holographic foil for logos and accents. | +$0.25 | $120 |
| Embossing / debossing | Raised or recessed logo detail you can feel with your fingertips. | +$0.23 | $120 |
| Window | A die-cut window with clear film so the product sells itself. | +$0.13 | $60.00 |
| Custom insert | Paperboard, corrugated or foam inserts that hold products in place. | +$0.25 | $80.00 |
Estimated prices for recommended gift boxes styles
Unit price estimates from our published pricing model for each recommended style at its most popular size with full-color print, delivered within the contiguous US. Use them as a budget starting point; your quote confirms exact prices for your size and options.
| Style | Typical board | 500 units | 1,000 units | 5,000 units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnetic Closure Boxes9 × 7 × 3" | Rigid greyboard + printed wrap | $4.07 | $3.51 | $2.82 |
| Rigid Boxes8 × 6 × 3" | Rigid greyboard + printed wrap | $3.36 | $2.89 | $2.32 |
| Two-Piece Boxes8 × 8 × 3" | Rigid greyboard + printed wrap | $3.59 | $3.10 | $2.51 |
| Sleeve Boxes6 × 4 × 2" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | $0.91 | $0.67 | $0.45 |
| Pillow Boxes6 × 3 × 1.5" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | $0.48 | $0.32 | $0.17 |
A dash means the quantity is below that style’s minimum order.
Popular magnetic closure boxes sizes for gift boxes
Magnetic Closure Boxes are the most common starting point for gift boxes. Estimated unit prices for popular sizes with full-color print on rigid greyboard + printed wrap, delivered within the contiguous US:
| Inside size | Typical use | 500 units | 1,000 units | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 × 6 × 2" | Gift sets, apparel accessories, small electronics | $3.09 | $2.60 | Quote |
| 8 × 6 × 3" | Gift sets, apparel accessories, small electronics | $3.65 | $3.12 | Quote |
| 9 × 7 × 3" | T-shirts, subscription kits, books, multi-item orders | $4.07 | $3.51 | Quote |
| 10 × 10 × 4" | T-shirts, subscription kits, books, multi-item orders | $5.35 | $4.69 | Quote |
| 12 × 9 × 4" | Shoes, hoodies, bundles, home goods | $5.63 | $4.94 | Quote |
What finishes add to gift boxes
Estimated extra cost per unit at 1,000 units when you add one finish to a 9×7×3" magnetic closure box (base estimate $3.51). Choose one hero finish rather than several.
| Finish | What it does | Adds per unit |
|---|---|---|
| Matte lamination | A thin film with a smooth, low-glare finish that protects print from scuffs. | +$0.06 |
| Soft-touch | A velvety, premium coating that invites customers to hold the box. | +$0.11 |
| Spot UV | Clear glossy varnish on selected areas for a sleek contrast against matte. | +$0.16 |
| Foil stamping | Gold, silver, rose gold or holographic foil for logos and accents. | +$0.25 |
| Embossing / debossing | Raised or recessed logo detail you can feel with your fingertips. | +$0.23 |
| Window | A die-cut window with clear film so the product sells itself. | +$0.13 |
| Custom insert | Paperboard, corrugated or foam inserts that hold products in place. | +$0.25 |
Learn about these materials
Best box styles for gift boxes
Box StylesMagnetic Closure BoxesBook-style rigid boxes with hidden magnets for a satisfying, reclosable unboxing.
Box StylesRigid BoxesLuxury setup boxes made from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or specialty paper.
Box StylesTwo-Piece BoxesLid-and-base boxes in rigid board or paperboard. A timeless gift and apparel format.
Box StylesSleeve BoxesA printed sleeve over a sliding tray. Interactive, premium and easy to brand on two surfaces.
Box StylesPillow BoxesCurved, self-closing boxes for small gifts, favors, accessories and samples.
How to order gift boxes
- 1Request a quote
Tell us the style, size, quantity and artwork you have. Use the form or the live estimator.
- 2Free design & dieline
We send a dieline for your exact size, check your artwork and help with layout at no charge.
- 3Approve your proof
Review a digital 3D proof (and an optional physical sample) before anything is printed.
- 4Production & QC
Your boxes are printed, finished, die-cut and inspected against the approved proof.
- 5Delivered to your door
Shipped flat-packed with tracking to any address in the contiguous US.
Key terms on this page
- Lid
- The top part of a box, hinged or separate.
- Tray
- An open-topped box base, often used with a sleeve or lid.
- Embossing
- Raising part of the board surface into a relief using matched dies, often combined with foil or ink.
- Magnetic closure box
- A rigid book-style box with a hinged lid and a front flap that closes with hidden magnets.
- Paperboard
- Thick paper (usually 0.010 inch or more) used for folding cartons, such as SBS, kraft and recycled board.
- Sleeve
- An open-ended band or tube that slides over a tray or box, often printed to brand plain packaging.
- Mailer box
- A self-locking corrugated box with a hinged lid and tuck front, widely used for e-commerce and subscriptions.
- Pillow box
- A small paperboard box with curved ends that fold in to close.
- Gable box
- A paperboard box with a built-in carry handle formed by two angled top panels that lock together.
- Greyboard
- Thick, dense recycled board used as the structural core of rigid boxes, usually 1.2 to 3 mm thick.
- Molded pulp
- Packaging formed from wet paper fiber in molds and dried, used for protective inserts and trays. Plastic-free and recyclable.
- Insert
- A component inside a box that holds products in place, such as die-cut paperboard, corrugated, foam or molded pulp.
- Blind emboss
- An embossed design with no ink or foil, relying only on raised texture and shadow.
- Two-piece box
- A box with a separate base and lid that lifts off.
- SBS (solid bleached sulfate)
- Premium paperboard made from bleached virgin fiber, bright white throughout, with the best print and finish quality.
- Specialty paper
- Textured, colored, metallic or otherwise distinctive paper used to wrap rigid boxes or print labels.
- Shipper
- A box used to ship products, often corrugated.
- Cushioning
- Materials that absorb shock and vibration to protect products, such as paper void fill, molded pulp, foam or air pillows.
- Proof
- A preview of the final package (digital PDF, 3D render or physical sample) that the customer approves before production.
- Kraft
- Paper or board made from unbleached wood pulp, naturally brown and strong.
- E-flute
- A thin corrugated flute about 1/16 inch thick. It prints sharply and folds crisply, making it the standard for mailer boxes.
- Digital printing
- Printing directly from a digital file without plates. Ideal for short runs, multiple designs and fast changes.
- Wrap
- The printed or specialty paper glued around the board of a rigid box or tube.
- Board
- A general term for thick paper materials used in packaging, including paperboard, corrugated board and greyboard.
- Rigid box
- A premium box made from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or specialty paper, delivered assembled. Also called a setup box.
- Artwork
- The final graphic files (logos, images, text and colors) placed on a dieline and used to make printing plates or digital print files.
- Finish
- Any treatment applied after printing to change appearance or protect the surface, such as coatings, laminations, foil, embossing or spot UV.
- Carton
- A box made from paperboard, usually a folding carton. In shipping, "carton" can also mean a corrugated case.
More definitions in our packaging glossary.
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Gift Boxes FAQ
What is the best box for corporate gifts?
Magnetic closure or rigid lid-and-base boxes with fitted inserts are the most popular for premium corporate gifts.
Can you personalize gift boxes with names?
Yes. Digital printing allows names on cards, sleeves or belly bands.
What is the minimum order for gift boxes?
Our minimum is 100 units for rigid and magnetic boxes and 250 units for paperboard boxes.
How long does it take to make gift boxes?
Typically 12–16 business days for rigid boxes after proof approval, plus shipping. Order early for the holiday season.
Can gift boxes be shipped directly to recipients?
Yes, inside a mailer or shipper to protect the finish.
How far ahead should I order holiday gift boxes?
Allow at least six to eight weeks before your ship date for rigid or magnetic boxes, including proofing and samples.
Can I add each recipient's name?
Yes, on cards, sleeves or stickers using digital variable printing.
Do you assemble gift boxes?
We supply the boxes and inserts. Kitting can be arranged with your fulfillment partner.
What is the most popular gift box?
Magnetic closure boxes for premium gifts, and printed mailers for shipped gifts.
Can I order small quantities for a one-time gift?
Most styles start at 100 units; for very small numbers, a printed sleeve or sticker on a standard box is more economical.
What is the best gift box for shipping?
A printed mailer box with an insert, or a rigid gift box packed inside a corrugated shipper.
How do I make a gift box feel premium on a budget?
Use a printed mailer with an inside-lid message, branded tissue, a sticker seal and a well-written card; these cost far less than rigid construction.
Can you add ribbons to gift boxes?
Yes. Ribbon ties, ribbon pulls and ribbon stays are available on many structures.
What should I put in a corporate gift box?
Products people will use (snacks, drinkware, notebooks, candles), a personal card, and branding that is visible but not overwhelming.
Do you offer kitting for gift boxes?
We supply boxes, inserts and printed components. Kitting and shipping to recipients can be handled by your team or a fulfillment partner.
Can I put a logo on the inside of a gift box?
Yes. Printed liners and inside lids are popular for corporate gifts.
What gift box is best for wine accessories?
A book-style or two-piece rigid box with a fitted insert.
Can gift boxes be reused?
Rigid and magnetic boxes are commonly kept and reused for storage.
Can I order gift boxes without printing?
Yes. Plain boxes with a printed sleeve, sticker or ribbon are economical.
How do I keep gift boxes from getting damaged in the mail?
Ship them inside a corrugated outer box with an insert or paper fill.
How much do custom gift boxes cost?
Printed mailers and paperboard two-piece boxes are economical; rigid and magnetic boxes cost more and are kept longer. See the price table on this page.
How long do rigid gift boxes take?
About 12–16 business days after proof approval, plus shipping. Order early for holidays.
Can I mix box sizes in one gift program?
Yes. Different sizes are quoted as separate line items with shared materials and finishes.
Do you offer free design help for gift boxes?
Yes. Every quote includes a free dieline for your exact size, an artwork check, and a digital proof with a 3D preview. Our designers can also lay out artwork from your logo, brand colors and ideas, so you do not need a packaging designer to get started.
Can I see a 3D preview of my gift boxes before ordering?
Yes. You can try styles and colors yourself in the free 3D Box Builder, and every quote includes a 3D preview made from your real artwork before anything is printed.
Where do you deliver gift boxes?
We deliver to business and residential addresses across the contiguous United States with tracking, usually within 3–7 business days after production. Alaska, Hawaii and expedited freight are quoted separately.
What if my gift boxes arrive with a defect?
Report it within 7 days of delivery with photos and your order number. If there is a production defect or the boxes do not match your approved proof, we reprint or refund the affected items under our reprint guarantee.
