Quick answer
Cartons with a built-in hang tab for pegboard and slat-wall retail displays. Estimated prices start around $0.20 per unit at 10,000 units and $1.02 at 250 units for a 4×1.5×6" box. Typical turnaround is 10–14 business days after proof approval.
Hanger Boxes: specifications
| Hang hole | Euro slot (delta), round hole, or reinforced double-wall tab |
|---|---|
| Board | 16–24pt SBS or kraft |
| Options | Window, insert card, blister-friendly |
| Minimum order | 250 units |
| Turnaround | 10–14 business days after proof |
Hanger Boxes: price breaks
How the estimated unit price of a 4×1.5×6" hanger box in SBS white paperboard (18pt) 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 | $1.02 | $255 | — |
| 500 | $0.62 | $309 | −39% |
| 1,000 | $0.41 | $410 | −60% |
| 2,500 | $0.28 | $694 | −73% |
| 5,000 | $0.23 | $1,141 | −77% |
| 10,000 | $0.20 | $2,000 | −80% |
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 →
Popular sizes for hanger boxes
Sizes are inside dimensions (length × width × height) in inches. Any custom size is available at no extra cost; these are simply the sizes brands order most.
| Size (L×W×H) | Typical use | Est. @ 500 | Est. @ 1,000 | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 × 1 × 5" | Lip care, jewelry, single sachets, small accessories | $0.56 | $0.35 | Quote |
| 4 × 1.5 × 6" | Serums, candles, soaps, single small products | $0.62 | $0.41 | Quote |
| 5 × 2 × 7" | Gift sets, apparel accessories, small electronics | $0.69 | $0.48 | Quote |
| 6 × 2 × 8" | Gift sets, apparel accessories, small electronics | $0.75 | $0.53 | Quote |
Material options and how they affect price
Estimated unit price at 1,000 units for a 4×1.5×6" hanger 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 |
|---|---|---|
| SBS white paperboard (18pt) | Bright white, smooth solid bleached sulfate board. Sharpest print and the best base for foil, spot UV and embossing. | $0.41 |
| Kraft paperboard (18pt CUK) | Natural brown unbleached kraft board with long, tough fibers. Looks handmade and eco-minded; best with one or two dark inks. | $0.40 |
Printing options compared
How the print specification changes the estimated unit price of a 4×1.5×6" hanger box in SBS white paperboard (18pt). 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) | $0.55 | $0.35 | $0.17 |
| 1 color | $0.69 | $0.43 | $0.20 |
| 2 colors | $0.77 | $0.47 | $0.22 |
| Full color outside | $0.62 | $0.41 | $0.23 |
| Full color outside + inside | $0.68 | $0.47 | $0.28 |
What is a hanger box?
A hanger box is a retail carton with a built-in hang tab at the top, die-cut with a hole so the box can hang on a peg hook or slat wall. The tab (also called a header, Euro hole or J-hook tab) is usually an extension of the back panel, sometimes doubled for strength. The rest of the box works like a standard tuck end box or auto-lock box.
Hanger boxes help products reach eye level in stores where shelf space is limited: electronics accessories, cosmetics, hair accessories, socks, small tools, toys, pet accessories, phone cases, earbuds and cables.
Hang hole types
| Hole type | Shape | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Euro hole (sombrero) | A slot with a rounded center | Most common in retail; works with single and double pegs |
| Round hole | Simple circle | Standard peg hooks |
| Slot | Long rectangle | Slat wall and some peg systems |
| J-hook / clip | Shaped for clip-strip hangers | Impulse displays near checkout |
Construction options
- Single-thickness tab: the back panel extends upward. Economical for light items.
- Double-thickness tab: the tab folds over and is glued for strength. Recommended for heavier products or long hanging times.
- Header card with window: a hanging box with a front window to show the product.
- Hang tab on a sleeve: for products in trays.
Materials
- SBS paperboard (16–24pt): sharp print and clean hole edges.
- Kraft paperboard: natural, tough tabs.
- Micro-flute: for heavier products.
A product hanging on a peg pulls on the tab constantly. As a rule, products heavier than about half a pound benefit from a double-thickness tab or heavier board.
Printing and finishes
Hanger boxes compete on crowded walls, so contrast and clarity matter more than detail:
- Bold brand color and a big product name.
- Clear product photo or window so shoppers know what is inside.
- Spot UV or foil to catch store lighting.
- Barcode on the back or bottom, not on the hang tab.
Sizing hanger boxes
Measure the product (inside L × W × H) as for a tuck end box, then add the tab:
- Tab height is usually 1–1.5 in above the top of the box.
- The hole center sits about 0.5 in from the top edge.
- Make sure the box hangs straight: the center of gravity should sit below the hole. Our structural team checks this on your dieline.
Pricing hanger boxes
Hanger boxes cost slightly more than standard tuck boxes because of the extra board for the tab and the hole cutting. The table at the top of this page shows estimates for a 4 × 2 × 6 in hanger box. A small accessory hanger box compares like this:
| Quantity | Est. unit price | Est. total | Saving vs. first tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 | $0.96 | $239 | — |
| 500 | $0.56 | $279 | −42% |
| 1,000 | $0.35 | $355 | −64% |
| 2,500 | $0.23 | $566 | −76% |
| 5,000 | $0.18 | $900 | −81% |
| 10,000 | $0.15 | $1,542 | −84% |
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 →
Hanger boxes by industry
- Electronics accessories: cables, chargers, earbuds. See electronics boxes.
- Cosmetics: lip care, nail products, brushes. See cosmetic boxes.
- Apparel accessories: socks, hair accessories, small goods. See apparel boxes.
- Retail and gifts: small toys, keychains, novelty. See retail packaging.
Ordering checklist
- Product size and weight
- Base structure (tuck end or auto-lock)
- Hole type and tab thickness
- Board and print
- Window if needed
- Retailer peg requirements
- Quantity, delivery ZIP and target date
How peg displays work in retail
Hanger boxes are designed for peg displays: metal hooks on slatwall, pegboard or gondola shelving that hold products at eye level. Retailers like pegs because they show many products in a small space, keep stock tidy and make shelf replenishment fast. Shoppers like them because products are easy to see and grab.
A product on a peg is seen differently from one on a shelf:
- Only the front panel is visible for most products in the row, often at an angle.
- Products hang in a line, so the front must be recognizable from a distance and from the side.
- The hang hole carries the whole weight of the product, and shoppers pull products off quickly.
- Planograms (the retailer's layout plan) define peg positions, spacing and sometimes maximum package sizes.
Designing for these conditions is what separates a good hanger box from a carton with a hole in it.
Hanger box vs. other peg packaging
| Format | Description | Strengths | Considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hanger box | Paperboard carton with an integrated hanging header | All-paper, printable on every side, protects the product | Product not visible unless you add a window |
| Header card + bag | Printed card folded over a poly bag | Very economical | Plastic bag; less premium |
| Blister card | Plastic blister sealed to a printed card | Product visible | Plastic; harder to open; harder to recycle |
| Clamshell | Hinged plastic shell | Theft-resistant, visible | Plastic; frustrating to open |
| Hang tab on a carton | Adhesive plastic tab added to a standard carton | Flexible | Extra component; can tear |
Brands moving away from plastic often replace blisters and clamshells with hanger boxes with windows or paperboard hanging trays. They keep the peg presentation while making packaging easier to recycle.
Designing the header
The header is the part of the box above the product that carries the hang hole.
- Single-thickness header: an extension of the back panel, the most economical option for light products.
- Double-thickness (folded) header: the front and back panels both extend and fold together, glued for strength. Recommended for heavier products and premium feel.
- Header height: usually 1–1.5 in above the product, enough for the hole and a margin.
- Branding on the header: the header is often the highest point on the peg; putting your logo there helps recognition across a row.
Hang hole considerations
The two common hang hole types are:
- Round hole: simple and strong for single pegs.
- Delta (sombrero) hole: a curved slot shape that fits several peg types and lets products hang straight while being easy to remove.
Practical guidelines:
- Center the hole over the product's center of gravity so the box hangs straight.
- Keep the hole at least 1/4 in from the top edge to avoid tearing.
- Use a double-thickness header or a heavier board for products above a few ounces.
- Check retailer specifications for hole type and size if you sell into a specific chain.
Weight and board selection
| Product weight (approx.) | Suggested construction |
|---|---|
| Under 4 oz | 16–18pt SBS or kraft, single header |
| 4–8 oz | 18pt, double header recommended |
| 8 oz–1 lb | 20–24pt, double header |
| Over 1 lb | Consider a hanging tray, corrugated E-flute, or shelf packaging instead |
Products that are heavy for their size, like tools or batteries, need more support than light accessories of the same size.
Testing a hanger box
Before ordering at scale, test a sample:
- Hang test: load the box with the product and hang it on a peg for several days; check for tearing or sagging.
- Pull test: repeatedly remove and replace the box from the peg as shoppers would.
- Angle check: look at the front panel from the side, as it will be seen in a peg row.
- Shipping test: pack hanger boxes in their case pack and ship; check headers are not crushed.
Case packs for hanger boxes
Hanger boxes ship to retailers in outer cases. Design the case so headers are protected: alternate the direction of boxes in the case, or add a divider, so headers do not crush. Retailers may specify case-pack quantities, labels and barcodes; check their vendor guide.
Worked example: a phone accessories brand
A brand sells charging cables (3 oz) in a 3 × 1 × 6 in box for big-box retail.
- Board: 18pt SBS.
- Header: double-thickness with a delta hole.
- Window: a die-cut window showing the coiled cable.
- Print: CMYK with a bold brand color on the header for shelf recognition.
- Finish: gloss aqueous coating for scuff resistance.
- Barcode: UPC on the back panel, away from folds.
The all-paper hanger box replaces a plastic clamshell and simplifies recycling for customers.
Designing for the peg row
On a peg display, products hang one behind another, and shoppers usually see only the first box clearly, often from the side. Design choices that help:
- Put the brand at the top, on the header, where it is visible above the box in front.
- Use a strong, consistent color so the whole row reads as one block.
- Make the product name large and high on the front panel.
- Repeat key information on the side panels, which are visible when shoppers look along the row.
- Show the product with a window or a large photo, because shoppers on peg aisles often browse visually.
Hanger boxes in one paragraph
A hanger box is a carton with a built-in header and hang hole for peg displays, an all-paper alternative to blister packs and clamshells. Choose a double header and heavier board for heavier products, a delta hole for broad peg compatibility, a window to show the product, and design the header and front panel to be recognized from the side of a peg row.
Three real-world scenarios
A hair accessory brand entering pharmacies. The brand sells packs of claw clips weighing about 2 oz. A single-thickness header in 18pt SBS with a delta hole is enough. A wide window shows the clip colors, the brand name sits on the header, and the back panel carries the barcode and care tips. One carton size serves all six colorways, printed digitally in one run.
A craft supply company replacing blister packs. Paintbrush sets were sold in plastic blisters that customers struggled to open. A kraft hanger box with an open window and a die-cut card insert holds each brush in place, keeps the peg presentation and lets customers recycle the whole package with paper. The brand's retail buyer welcomed the plastic reduction.
A charging cable startup selling in big-box stores. The retailer's vendor guide specified a sombrero hang hole, a UPC on the back panel and a case pack of 12. The hanger box uses a double header for strength, gloss aqueous coating for scuff resistance, and a shipper case that alternates box direction so headers are not crushed in transit.
A buyer's guide to hanger boxes
Confirm how the retailer displays your category. Some stores hang products in your category on pegs; others put them on shelves. Ask your buyer or check the vendor guide. If both are possible, a hanger box that also stands on its base covers both.
Match the header to the weight. A single-thickness header works for light products of a few ounces. Anything heavier, or anything that will be pulled on and off pegs often, deserves a double-thickness header glued for strength. Very heavy products are better on shelves or in a hanging tray made from corrugated board.
Choose the hole for the peg. Round holes are simple and strong. Delta or sombrero holes fit more peg shapes and help products hang straight. If the retailer specifies a hole, follow it exactly.
Design for the side view. In a peg row, shoppers often see your box at an angle. A strong brand color, a logo on the header and the product name high on the front panel make the row easy to recognize. Repeat key information on the side panels.
Show the product when it helps. A window builds confidence for products like cables, hair accessories and tools, and it can reduce the need for photography on the box. Keep windows clear of folds and the header.
Plan the shipping case. Hanger boxes reach stores in shipper cases. Orient boxes so headers are not crushed, and include case barcodes and counts if the retailer requires them.
Order samples for the first launch. A hang test with your real product for a few days reveals whether the header and hole hold up, before you print thousands.
Ordering timeline
| Step | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Quote with recommended structure and board | Within 1 business day |
| Dieline for your exact size | 1–2 business days |
| Artwork check, digital proof and 3D preview | 1–3 business days |
| Optional plain or printed sample | About 5–12 business days |
| Production after proof approval | 10–14 business days |
| Delivery within the contiguous US | 3–7 business days |
Plan backward from your in-hand date and tell us about deadlines when you request a quote.
Terms to know
- Header: The extended panel above the product that carries the hang hole.
- Double header: Two layers of board glued together in the header for strength.
- Delta (sombrero) hole: A curved slot-shaped hang hole that fits many peg types.
- Peg wall: Slatwall or pegboard fixtures with hooks for hanging products.
- Planogram: A retailer’s plan showing where each product hangs or sits.
- Case pack: The number of units shipped together in one outer case.
Photographing your hanger boxes
For online listings, photograph the hanger box straight-on on a white background, then a lifestyle shot of several boxes hanging on a peg to show the retail presentation. If the box has a window, make sure the product inside is centered and lit so it reads through the film without glare.
Hanger box sizes by product
| Product | Typical size (L × W × H) | Header |
|---|---|---|
| Charging cable | 3 × 1 × 6 in | Double, delta hole |
| Phone case | 4 × 0.75 × 7.5 in | Single or double |
| Hair clips | 3 × 1.25 × 5 in | Single |
| Socks (one pair) | 4 × 1 × 7 in | Single |
| Earbuds | 3.5 × 1.5 × 5 in | Double |
| Small tools | 3 × 1.5 × 8 in | Double |
| Lip care set | 3 × 1 × 5 in | Single |
| Batteries | 3 × 1 × 5.5 in | Double |
Sizes are made to order; send your product dimensions and weight for a recommendation.
Hanger boxes and sustainability
Retailers and shoppers increasingly prefer packaging that avoids hard plastic. A paperboard hanger box can replace blisters and clamshells while keeping the peg presentation retailers want. Use an open window or a small removable film window, water-based inks and a paperboard insert to hold the product. The result is mostly or entirely paper, which customers can recycle with cartons.
Quality checks when your boxes arrive
- Hang a packed box on a peg for a day and check the header for tearing or sagging.
- Confirm the hang hole size and shape match your retailer’s pegs.
- Scan the barcode with a phone or verifier.
- Check the header glue (for double headers) is fully bonded.
- Inspect cartons from several bundles for consistent color and folds.
Report anything that does not match your approved proof within 7 days of delivery under our reprint guarantee, with photos and your order number.
Who uses hanger boxes
- Electronics: Cables, chargers and earbuds
- Cosmetic: Lip care and small beauty tools
- Apparel: Socks and accessories
- Retail Packaging: Tools, toys and craft supplies
- Jewelry: Fashion jewelry on peg walls
- Supplement: Single-serve sachets and samples
See all industries for packaging recommendations by category.
Related box styles
For shelf-only products, a tuck end box is simpler. For flexible products like snacks, a stand-up pouch with a hang hole may suit better. To show the product, combine the hanger with a window.
Related guides
GuideBox styles explainedA practical comparison of every common box style: mailer, RSC shipper, tuck end, auto-lock, rigid, magnetic, sleeve, pillow, gable, display, window and tube.
GuideLabeling & compliance (US)What US packaging typically must show for food, cosmetics, dietary supplements and hemp/CBD products: net quantity, ingredients, food contact, Prop 65 and more.
GuideArtwork & dielinesStep-by-step guide to dielines, bleed, safe zones, CMYK, resolution, fonts, barcodes and finishing layers, so your packaging files print exactly as designed.
GuideHow much custom packaging costsRealistic 2026 price ranges for custom mailer, shipping, carton, rigid and pouch packaging, what drives cost, and proven ways to lower your unit price.
What finishes and add-ons cost
Estimated extra cost per unit at 1,000 units when you add one finish to a 4×1.5×6" hanger box (base estimate $0.41). 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. | +$0.02 | — |
| Soft-touch | A velvety, premium coating that invites customers to hold the box. | +$0.03 | — |
| Spot UV | Clear glossy varnish on selected areas for a sleek contrast against matte. | +$0.12 | $80.00 |
| Foil stamping | Gold, silver, rose gold or holographic foil for logos and accents. | +$0.19 | $120 |
| Embossing / debossing | Raised or recessed logo detail you can feel with your fingertips. | +$0.18 | $120 |
| Window | A die-cut window with clear film so the product sells itself. | +$0.14 | $60.00 |
| Custom insert | Paperboard, corrugated or foam inserts that hold products in place. | +$0.22 | $80.00 |
How hanger boxes compare with similar styles
Estimated unit prices at 1,000 units for each style at its most popular size, full-color print, delivered within the contiguous US, so you can weigh hanger boxes against the alternatives customers often consider.
| Style | Typical board | Minimum | 1,000 units | Ships | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hanger Boxes4 × 1.5 × 6" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | 250 units | $0.41 | Flat | Cartons with a built-in hang tab for pegboard and slat-wall retail displays. |
| Tuck End Boxes4 × 2 × 6" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | 250 units | $0.40 | Flat | Straight and reverse tuck end cartons that open and reclose cleanly. Ideal for lightweight retail products. |
| Window Boxes5 × 3 × 5" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | 250 units | $0.63 | Flat | Paperboard boxes with a die-cut window and clear film so shoppers see the product. |
| Stand-Up Pouches6 × 3.5 × 9" | Matte laminated film (PET/PE) | 500 units | $0.49 | Flat | Printed resealable pouches with a gusseted base for coffee, snacks, supplements and bath products. |
| Pillow Boxes6 × 3 × 1.5" | SBS white paperboard (18pt) | 250 units | $0.32 | Flat | Curved, self-closing boxes for small gifts, favors, accessories and samples. |
Learn about these materials
How to order hanger 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
- Carton
- A box made from paperboard, usually a folding carton. In shipping, "carton" can also mean a corrugated case.
- Hang tab
- An extension of a carton with a hole so it can hang on a retail peg.
- Panel
- A face of a box, such as the front, back, side, top or bottom panel.
- Tuck end box
- A paperboard carton that closes with tuck flaps at its ends.
- Header card
- A printed card at the top of a hanging package carrying the brand and hang hole.
- Sleeve
- An open-ended band or tube that slides over a tray or box, often printed to brand plain packaging.
- SBS (solid bleached sulfate)
- Premium paperboard made from bleached virgin fiber, bright white throughout, with the best print and finish quality.
- Paperboard
- Thick paper (usually 0.010 inch or more) used for folding cartons, such as SBS, kraft and recycled board.
- Kraft
- Paper or board made from unbleached wood pulp, naturally brown and strong.
- Kraft paperboard
- Unbleached paperboard with a natural brown surface, used for eco-minded and artisan packaging.
- Micro-flute
- Very thin corrugated board (E, F or N flute) that combines paperboard-like print quality with extra strength.
- Board
- A general term for thick paper materials used in packaging, including paperboard, corrugated board and greyboard.
- Spot UV
- A clear, glossy UV-cured varnish applied to selected areas to create contrast with a matte background.
- Dieline
- A flat template showing the exact shape of a box before folding, with cut, crease, bleed and safe zones. Artwork is designed on top of it.
- Proof
- A preview of the final package (digital PDF, 3D render or physical sample) that the customer approves before production.
- Point (pt)
- The unit of paperboard thickness: 1 point equals 0.001 inch. 18pt board is 0.018 inch thick.
- Tray
- An open-topped box base, often used with a sleeve or lid.
- E-flute
- A thin corrugated flute about 1/16 inch thick. It prints sharply and folds crisply, making it the standard for mailer boxes.
- CMYK
- The four process ink colors (cyan, magenta, yellow and key/black) combined in small dots to reproduce full-color images in print.
- Finish
- Any treatment applied after printing to change appearance or protect the surface, such as coatings, laminations, foil, embossing or spot UV.
- Aqueous coating
- A clear, water-based coating applied over printed board to protect it from scuffs and fingerprints. It is fast drying, low odor and keeps paper packaging easy to recycle.
- Insert
- A component inside a box that holds products in place, such as die-cut paperboard, corrugated, foam or molded pulp.
- Shipper
- A box used to ship products, often corrugated.
- Corrugated board
- Board made of a fluted (wavy) paper medium glued between flat liners. It is strong, light and the main material for shipping boxes and mailers.
- Artwork
- The final graphic files (logos, images, text and colors) placed on a dieline and used to make printing plates or digital print files.
- Stand-up pouch
- A flexible bag with a gusseted bottom that stands upright, often with a zipper and barrier layers.
- Regular slotted container (RSC)
- The standard corrugated shipping box with four top and four bottom flaps of equal depth (FEFCO 0201).
- Net quantity
- The amount of product in a package (weight, volume or count), which many US consumer products must state on the main display panel.
More definitions in our packaging glossary.
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Hanger Boxes FAQ
What is a hanger box?
A retail carton with a hang tab and hole so it can hang on a peg hook or slat wall.
What is a Euro hole?
A sombrero-shaped hang hole that fits most retail peg systems.
What is the minimum order?
Our minimum is 250 units.
How heavy can a hanging product be?
Light products hang well on single tabs; heavier items (over about half a pound) should use a double-thickness tab or heavier board.
Can hanger boxes have a window?
Yes. Front windows are common so shoppers can see the product.
What is a delta or sombrero hang hole?
A curved slot-shaped hang hole that fits several types of peg hooks and helps products hang straight.
Can hanger boxes have windows?
Yes. A die-cut window, open or with film, shows the product while keeping the box mainly paper.
How much weight can a hanger box hold?
It depends on board, header construction and product shape. Light accessories hang easily from single headers; heavier products need double headers, heavier board or a different format.
What products are best suited to hanger boxes?
Light, compact products sold on peg walls: phone accessories, cables, cosmetics, hair accessories, socks, small tools, batteries, toys, craft supplies and gift items. Products up to a few ounces hang easily from a single-thickness header; heavier items need a double header or a different format.
What is the difference between a hanger box and a header card?
A hanger box is a complete carton with an integrated hanging header that encloses and protects the product. A header card is a folded printed card stapled or sealed over a bag. Hanger boxes look more premium and can be all-paper; header cards are cheaper but usually involve a plastic bag.
Can a hanger box stand on a shelf as well as hang?
Yes. A hanger box has a normal base, so it can stand on a shelf. Many brands design one box that works for both peg and shelf retailers.
What hole size should I use?
Round holes around 1/4 in in diameter and standard delta (sombrero) holes fit most retail pegs. If you sell to a specific chain, follow its vendor guide.
Can the header be printed on both sides?
Yes. The back of the header is visible from behind and when shoppers turn the box; many brands put the website, a QR code or a short message there.
How do I stop the header from tearing?
Use a double-thickness header, heavier board, a hole positioned at least 1/4 in from the top edge and centered over the product's center of gravity.
Do hanger boxes ship flat?
Yes. They ship flat and fold at packing like other folding cartons. Auto-lock bottom versions assemble faster.
Can I add a window to a hanger box?
Yes. A window on the front panel shows the product while keeping the box mostly paper. Use film for products that should stay clean.
What is the minimum order for hanger boxes?
Most carton styles, including hanger boxes, start at 250 units.
Are hanger boxes recyclable?
Paperboard hanger boxes are recyclable in most US curbside programs. A small film window can usually be removed before recycling; open windows keep the box all-paper.
Can hanger boxes be tamper-evident?
Yes. Add a seal sticker across the tuck or use a glued closure that must be torn to open.
Can I use a hanger box for online orders?
Yes, but ship it inside a mailer. Many brands use the same hanger box for retail and e-commerce.
Can the hang hole be added later?
The hole is cut by the die, so it should be included in the original design.
Do you offer free design help for hanger boxes?
Yes. Every quote includes a free dieline for your exact size, an artwork check and a digital and 3D proof. Our designers can also lay out a design from your logo and brand colors.
Can I see a sample before ordering hanger boxes?
Yes. Order a plain structural sample to check size and fit, or a printed sample to check color and finishes before production.
