FAQ's

A die line serves as a package template that guarantees proper layout for a printed item. It is a diagram that demonstrates all the cut lines and creases of a package in flattened form. They are also used for envelopes, pocket folders and more. There are a few steps toward making proper, exact die lines for products such as boxes. Sometimes, a customer may send an example of the packaging to the print company. The company would then take apart the sent package to locate designs and tucks and take measurements. When there is a product, but no packaging, the measurements are instead taken for the actual item with wrapped paper added to estimate size. From here, die lines are then created in Adobe Illustrator with certain design guidelines. You can then use a hard copy of the die line you create to test with the product you are packaging. Once you have it right, hard copy prototypes are made with heavyweight paper or different materials. Following careful checking of prototypes for solidness and other elements, the finished packaging product will be ready to hit the racks.

Yes, we provide special discounts to resellers/whole sellers.

We provide our customers with strict quality-controlled goods without exemption according to our quality standard. Once the customized goods have been shipped, we do not accept any refunds or returns at all. So you can ask for pictures, video conference or you can visit our website to check the orders quality.

Window patching is technique where a window film is added on a carton which provides a see-through plastic viewing panel of a box.

Yes, we do print inside as well. We run the sheet through the press twice. The first pass prints on the inside and then again to print on the outside of the sheet.

In these 4 easy steps you can order your own custom boxes

• Pick a box style
• Choose your desgin/logo
• Get an estimate
• Place your order

Once the payment is confirmed your order will be transferred to production unit.