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From your product dimensions to an agreed order plan

Customisation starts with what you are packing. Share the brief, and structure, material, print areas and quantity are confirmed step by step.
Send your brief

The process

Four steps, in a clear order

The same flow applies whether you are adapting a catalogue structure or briefing something new.

  1. Share the brief

    Send product dimensions, estimated quantity, artwork and destination.

  2. Confirm the structure

    Agree structure, material and print areas against your brief.

  3. Review sample or specification

    Review a sample or written specification where applicable.

  4. Confirm the order plan

    Settle quantities, packing and timing in an order plan.

Sample and specification review is handled where applicable to the product. Quantity and timing are agreed in the order plan; the usual lead time is 15–30 days, depending on order requirements.

Before you write

What to have ready

You do not need a finished design. These four points are enough for a first reply.

Questions we will ask

  • What is being packed, and how large is it?
  • Should it be visible through a window or clear panel?
  • How will it be carried or shipped?
  • Which surfaces carry print or foil stamping?
Product dimensions
Length, width and height of what is being packed, plus any clearance you need around it.
Estimated quantity
An approximate order size and whether you expect repeat orders.
Artwork
Logos, patterns and the surfaces you would like printed or foil stamped, if any.
Destination
Where the packaging is going, so packing and carton requirements can be discussed.

Options to discuss

Structures and finishes

These are starting points for the conversation. What suits your product is confirmed against your dimensions and artwork.

  • Foil-stamping options

    Foil stamping can be discussed for lids, bands and other print areas.

  • Clear panels and windows

    Transparent walls or window cut-outs that show the product.

  • Round and special structures

    Round cake boxes and other special structures, matched to the product shape.

  • Blister cavities

    Formed cavities that hold small items in a fixed position.

  • Fillers and accessories

    Raffia filler, birthday hats and baking accessories to complete a pack.

Packaging structure

How a clear-panel carton goes together

Clear-panel and window boxes are built from a few parts. Knowing which part carries which dimension makes a brief quicker to read and a structure quicker to confirm.
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Illustrative construction diagram showing how a clear-panel carton is built. It does not depict a specific product.

Showing the carton assembled.

  1. Lid

    Closes the top and carries print, foil stamping or window cut-outs.

  2. Clear side panels

    Transparent walls that show the product and locate against the lid and base.

  3. Base tray

    Carries the weight of the product; board or tray thickness is confirmed with the structure.

Start with your dimensions

Send the size of what you are packing, an estimated quantity and your destination. We will reply to discuss structure and finish.

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