Built to survivethe courier.Made to earnthe camera.
We draw the dieline, spec the board, run the press and hand you the finished carton. One studio from first sketch to the pallet — for first runs of 250 and repeat orders of 100,000.
Start with the structure
Every job begins as a flat drawing: cut lines solid, creases dashed, glue tabs measured. Get that right and the print has something worth sitting on.
Mailer box
One-piece, tuck-lock, no tape. The workhorse for e-commerce that has to look intentional on arrival.
Rigid box
Wrapped greyboard, lid and base. Holds a magnet closure and takes foil without cracking.
Folding carton
The retail standard. Flat-packs for storage, snaps up on the packing bench in seconds.
Drawer box
A sleeve and a tray. Slow to open by design — the reason it suits gifting and jewellery.
Four ways to be remembered
Finishing is where the budget shows. Pick one and commit to it — stacking all four flattens the effect and doubles the cost.
Hot foil
Metallic leaf pressed under heat. Reads as light, not ink — best on one small mark.
Spot UV
Gloss varnish on a matt sheet. Invisible until the box turns in the hand.
Emboss
Raised from the board itself. Survives scuffing and needs no colour at all.
Deboss
Pressed in rather than out. Quieter than emboss and kinder to thin stock.
Six steps, in this order
The sequence matters: skip the sample and you find out about the board on the day 5,000 of them arrive.
Brief
Product dimensions, weight, courier, shelf or doorstep.
Structure
Dieline drawn to your product, not pulled off a shelf.
Artwork
Print-ready files with bleed, traps and a colour build.
Sample
A physical prototype in your hands before any run.
Production
Press check, die-cut, finish, assembly, QC on the floor.
Reorder
Specs kept on file. Second run needs one message.
Send us the product
Dimensions, weight and a photo are enough to start. You'll get a structure recommendation and a costed run within two working days.