Custom Gold Foil Boxes

Lustrous Elegance: Gold Foil Materials.

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and flexible, making it easy to handle and transport
• Can be cut, scored, and folded easily, allowing for customized designs and shapes

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Provides excellent cushioning and protection for fragile items during shipping and storage
• Has a wavy inner layer that provides additional strength and support

White Card Stock:

• Ideal for printing and copying due to its bright, smooth finish
• Acid-free, lignin-free, and contains no optical brighteners, ensuring longevity and archival quality

SBS Paperboard:

• Superior strength and durability due to its solid bleached sulfate base
• Excellent printability and finishing capabilities, making it perfect for high-end packaging and marketing materials

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Natural, earthy texture and color, suitable for eco-friendly and rustic-style branding
• High tensile strength and resistant to tearing and ripping, ensuring packages and labels stay secure and intact

Rigid Board:

• Customizable size and thickness options allow for tailored solutions for individual projects
• Suitable for signage, displays, and exhibits that require stability and longevity

Chipboard:

• Economical option for packaging and display needs
• Lightweight and easy to handle, reducing transportation costs and hassle

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and weather-resistant, protecting against moisture, sunlight, and extreme temperatures
• Variety of finishes and colors available, including glossy, matte, and metallic options, offering design flexibility.

Beyond Brilliance: Gold Foil Box Extra Options.

There are several finishing options that can be applied to enhance its appearance and durability. Some common finishing options include:

• Embossing/Debossing: This involves creating raised (embossing) or recessed (debossing) areas on the surface of the box to add texture and depth.
• Spot UV Coating: Applying a high-gloss, clear varnish to specific areas of the box to create contrast and highlight certain design elements.
• Lamination: Adding a thin layer of plastic film (usually matte or gloss) to protect the printed surface and provide a smooth finish.
• Foil Stamping: Adding additional foil accents in different colors to complement the gold foil and create a more intricate design.
• Die Cutting: Using a sharp die to cut the box into unique shapes, giving it a distinctive appearance.
• Varnishing: Applying a clear protective coating to the entire box surface, adding shine and protection.
• Rounded Corners: Trimming the box corners to create a softer, rounded appearance.
• Gloss/Matte Finishes: Choosing between a glossy or matte finish for the overall surface of the box to influence its appearance.