Paper and cardboard are the most commonly used materials for packaging of electronic items. Corrugated
cardboard boxes are lightweight and cost-effective and are popular in electronics packaging. They provide
adequate protection to the packaged electronics. They are also cost-effective for transportation as they
consume lesser fuel and energy for products to be transported thereby reducing its environmental footprint.
Cardboard and paper packaging is also completely recyclable and eco-friendly.
FAQ
Q: What is the turnaround time on my order?
A: Our current production times are an estimated average of 10 - 30 business days depending on
packaging type, order size, and the time of the year. Having greater customization with more additional
processes on your custom packaging generally yields slightly longer production times.
Important considerations:
Shipping time is not included in the listed turnaround times.
Large orders may require a longer production time (especially rigid boxes).
Production turnaround starts when your final proof has been approved and submitted.
Q: What kinds of cosmetic packaging boxes do you produce?
A: We can produce all types of boxes for a wide variety of cosmetic products:
- Cream Boxes
- Eyeliner Boxes
- Eye Shadow Boxes
- Foundation Boxes
- Fragrance Boxes
- Hair Extension Boxes
- Hairspray Boxes
- Lip Balm Boxes
- Lipstick Boxes
- Lip Gloss Boxes
- Lotion Gloss Boxes
- Mascara Boxes
- Makeup Boxes
- Nail Polish Boxes
- Perfume Boxes
- Skin Care Boxes
Q: Will my boxes match the color on my screen?
A: Not exactly - The colors on your screen may vary from the printed packaging you receive.
This is mainly caused by the different color spaces used for displays/monitors and printers. Displays/monitors
utilize the RGB color space while printers operate using CMYK color space. Additionally, printing on different
substrates can also cause color variance as well. (Printing on kraft vs. white paper)
To get the exact color, you are looking for, we recommend requesting a production-grade sample to validate
the color before moving forward to mass production.
