Production Guide — Packaging types and structures

Package Types

Choose the box type that fits your product. The type shapes the form, assembly and use of your packaging — pick the one that suits your product to build the ideal box.

Folding Carton

A flat-foldable single-sheet paper box. Economical and versatile.

Rigid Box

A premium, sturdy wrapped box for high-end packaging.

Box Structures

Choose how your box opens and closes. Structures like tuck-top or handle boxes change ease of use and how well the product is protected.

Auto-lock

A self-locking bottom that assembles instantly and holds heavier items securely.

Window

A clear window that shows the product inside. Perfect for showcasing baked goods.

Sleeve

An outer paper band that slides over the box. Adds a clean, branded touch.

Tuck Top

A simple folding lid that's easy to assemble. Great for bakery products.

Handle Box

A built-in handle for easy carrying. Ideal for cakes and gift boxes.

Paper & Materials

Choose your paper stock. Paper varies in weight, thickness, gloss, surface texture and color — the right choice helps your packaging express your product's image.