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Packaging tips

Quality: Check a sample with your actual product before approving the box size, material and print.Price: Compare quotes on the same specification. Include inserts, delivery and setup costs when reviewing the total.Turnaround: Share your required arrival date early. Confirm proof approval, production time and transit time separately.Delivery: Provide the delivery postcode and access requirements so shipping arrangements can be reviewed before ordering.Product safety: Tell us about fragile parts, liquids or food-contact needs so suitable materials and protection can be reviewed.Durability: Share product weight and shipping conditions. Check the complete packed box for movement, closure and handling.Trust: Keep the agreed dimensions, material, artwork version and delivery terms in your written order confirmation.Returns: Confirm custom-order terms before approval. If customers need to return products, discuss a practical resealing method.Repeat orders: Keep the approved specification and artwork reference. Flag product changes before reordering to maintain fit and consistency.Seasonal planning: Include quantities per design and matching extras in one brief to help avoid gaps in your campaign packaging.

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Packaging guides for better decisions.

Practical help with box styles, sizing, materials, printing and seasonal planning.

Sizing & inserts guides

Clear answers for your next packaging project.

How to measure your product for a box

Sizing & inserts

How to measure your product for a box

Record useful dimensions, distinguish internal from external size and avoid fit problems before production.

Choosing inserts and dividers

Sizing & inserts

Choosing inserts and dividers

Plan the arrangement, support and removal of items within a packaging set.

Planning a seasonal collection?

Explore structures and presentation ideas for your next campaign.

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