Custom Boxes with Logo

Why the box matters as much as the label

When a customer opens an order or receives a gift, the box is the moment your brand becomes physical. A well-built box protects a folded shirt or a silk scarf in transit, keeps its shape on a shelf and gives the product a reason to be kept rather than thrown away. For many accessory, sock and kidswear brands the box is also the display unit in the shop, so it has to look as good closed as it does open.

We produce custom boxes with your logo in Bulgaria alongside the labels, hang tags and stickers that go with them. You plan one look, approve one set of proofs and receive matching packaging and trims in the same delivery.

Box styles we make

Rigid boxes with lid and base

Two separate parts made from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or coloured paper. The lid can cover the base completely or sit as a shallow shoulder. Rigid boxes do not fold flat, so they suit premium lines, gift sets and anything that is sold or presented in the box itself.

Magnetic closure folding boxes

A rigid box with a hinged flap that closes with concealed magnets. Many versions are built to fold flat for shipping and storage and pop up into a firm box in seconds, which saves a large part of the freight volume.

Drawer (sliding) boxes

An inner tray slides out of an outer sleeve, often with a ribbon or a thumb cut-out as a pull. Drawer boxes create a small unboxing ritual and work well for ties, scarves, jewellery-style accessories and sock sets.

Folding cartons and mailer boxes

Folding cartons are made from a single sheet of board and arrive flat; they are the economical choice for larger quantities and retail shelves. Mailer boxes are self-locking corrugated boxes with a tuck-in lid, strong enough to go through a parcel network on their own and printed inside and out for e-commerce brands.

Kraft boxes

Natural brown or white kraft board, in folding, mailer or rigid form, gives a warm, low-key look. A one-colour logo in black or white, or a blind embossing, is often all it needs.

Inserts that hold the product

An insert keeps the product centred and stops it moving in transit. Common options are die-cut cardboard inserts in the same board as the box, foam inserts with cavities for accessories or small items, fabric-covered pads, and simple tissue-lined trays. A cardboard insert keeps the whole box in one material family, which makes sorting easier for the end customer.

Finishes and decoration

• Matt or gloss lamination protects the print against scuffs and fingerprints.
• Soft-touch lamination gives a velvety surface that customers notice as soon as they pick the box up.
• Hot-foil stamping in gold, silver, copper, holographic or coloured foil for logos and lines.
• Embossing and debossing, with or without foil, for a logo you can feel.
• Spot UV varnish to make a logo or pattern glossy against a matt background.
• Inside print, a ribbon pull, a window or a printed belly band for extra detail.

Colours are matched to Pantone references, so the box can sit next to your woven labels and hang tags in exactly the same shade. Read more about colour matching in our Pantone guide.

Typical box formats

Every box is made to your product, so the sizes below are starting points. Measurements are inside dimensions (length × width × height).

Boxes for different products

Shirts need a flat box with enough depth for a folded collar. Scarves and ties look best in square or long drawer boxes. Socks are often sold in small folding cartons or windowed sleeves that show the pattern. Kidswear gift sets suit sturdy magnetic boxes that parents keep for storage. Accessories such as belts, wallets and small leather goods benefit from a fitted insert. Wrap the product in our tissue paper with logo and close it with a logo sticker for a complete unboxing.

Materials and sustainability

We work with greyboard, folding boxboard, kraft board and corrugated board in different strengths. Recycled boards are available for most styles, and FSC-certified paper is available on request. Choosing a single material for box and insert, and avoiding plastic windows, makes the packaging easier to recycle.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

Tell us the product, the quantity and the box style you like, or send only your logo and let us propose a format. Our designers prepare a dieline and a digital proof, and a physical sample can be made before production. Printed boxes are typically produced from 1,000 pcs per design. Production usually takes 10–20 working days after approval, depending on the finish, and we deliver anywhere in the EU without customs formalities. A dedicated contact person supports you at every step, from the first drawing to delivery. Combine the boxes with paper bags with logo for the shop counter, and see finished work on our catalogues page.

Frequently asked questions