Custom Paper Packaging

Custom paper packaging for your product and brand.

Get boxes, bags, labels and paper inserts tailored to your product. Work with one point of contact for structure design, artwork checks, samples, quality checks and shipping coordination.

Illustrative printed packaging sheets, finish samples and matching paper packaging.

Illustrative packaging concept.

Your productBox, bag, label and insert options shaped around what you pack
Sample before productionCheck fit, artwork and the agreed finish with the right proof or sample
Your routeSea freight often suits bulk orders; courier often suits samples. You choose.

Product range

Paper packaging built around your product, brand, and shipping route.

Illustrative folding carton samples with a visible tuck closure.Folding Cartons

Folding Cartons

Printed cartons for retail products and inner packs, with structure and finish chosen around your product.

Illustrative printed paper samples showing matte ink, spot gloss, foil and embossing.Printing & Branding

Printing & Branding

Choose the box structure first, then review artwork, color references, surface finish, and proof requirements.

Illustrative open corrugated mailer with a paper insert and a closed sample.Corrugated Mailers

Corrugated Mailers

Printed mailers for products, kits and online orders, with board and inserts selected for the packed product.

Illustrative rigid gift box with a separate lid and paper insert.Rigid Gift Boxes

Rigid Gift Boxes

Presentation boxes for gifts and product sets, with opening styles, paper wraps and fitted inserts.

Illustrative kraft and white paper bags with visible handles and side gussets.Paper Bags

Paper Bags

Printed paper bags for retail, gifting and events, with size and handles chosen for the intended contents.

Illustrative labels, printed-card blanks and assembled paper inserts.Labels and Inserts

Labels and Inserts

Product labels, printed cards, sleeves and paper dividers to identify, organize and present your products.

Why Cartonary

Practical support from concept to packed cartons.

Work with one point of contact for structure, artwork, sampling, production coordination, quality checks, and shipping planning.

1

Design-ready

Structure advice, dieline review, and artwork preparation support.

2

Sample-first

Confirm material, structure, print, and finish before bulk production.

3

Project fit

Minimum order and production timing are reviewed against the approved structure, material, process, quantity, and schedule.

4

Export-ready

Packed for international movement with shipping options matched to timeline.

How it works

Four steps from requirement to delivery.

01

Share requirements

Send size, quantity, material ideas, destination, artwork, or reference packaging.

02

Review options

We review structure, print method, finish, MOQ, and shipping plan.

03

Approve sample

Request a sample or proof so details are clear before mass production.

04

Produce and ship

Packaging is produced, checked, packed, and shipped internationally.

Review our production coordination and quality checkpoints, or learn about Cartonary before starting a project.

Ready to price a project?

Start your packaging quote with a few details.

Tell us about your product, estimated quantity and destination. Add the size or a reference if you have one. We can help you choose the packaging and clarify the details for a quote.

Illustrative quote preparation with printed artwork references, finish samples and a product.

Before a packaging quote

Three questions that make the first review more useful.

What should I send first?

Start with your product, estimated quantity and destination. Add known dimensions and any packaging ideas. If you do not have a box type or artwork yet, say so and we can help with the next step.

What does a sample approve?

State whether the sample must verify structure, product fit, artwork position, material, color direction, finish, assembly, or a reference for production.

Why discuss shipping early?

Flat or assembled form, master-carton dimensions, shipment volume, destination, and service responsibility can change the practical cost and delivery plan.