Custom Handkerchief Boxes

Chic Hankie Box Materials: Luxe Choices

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Can be easily cut and shaped to fit specific needs
• Has good durability and can withstand minor impacts without damage

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Made up of layers of fluted paper sandwiched between two liners
• Provides excellent protection against crushing and bending
• Good for packaging items that require cushioning and support during shipping

White Card Stock:

• Smooth, bright finish ideal for printing and writing
• Heavier than regular printer paper, but still flexible enough to fold and manipulate
• Often used for business cards, invitations, menus, and other printed materials that need a professional look

SBS Paperboard:

• Solid bleached sulfate (SBS) paperboard is made from virgin wood pulp and has a smooth, uniform surface
• Highly resistant to bending, cracking, and tearing
• Commonly used for packaging, including food and cosmetic products, as well as for printing and graphic arts applications

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Made from wood pulp and has a natural brown color
• Strong and durable, yet relatively lightweight
• Used for various purposes such as wrapping paper, gift boxes, grocery bags, and envelopes

Rigid Board:

• A stiff and inflexible material that maintains its shape even under stress
• Available in various thicknesses and sizes
• Often used for signs, displays, and other structural applications where stability is important

Chipboard:

• Made from recycled paper fibers, making it an eco-friendly option
• Thin, lightweight, and flexible
• Ideal for low-cost packaging solutions, such as cereal boxes, file folders, and paperback books

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and moisture-resistant
• Comes in a variety of colors, textures, and thicknesses
• Can be molded into different shapes and forms, making it versatile for various applications such as containers, bottles, and signage.

Enhanced Hankie Box: Customization Galore!

After printing a handkerchief box, various finishing options can be applied to enhance its appearance and durability. Some common finishing options include:

• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of plastic film (usually gloss or matte) to the printed surface, which provides protection and makes the box more durable and resistant to wear and tear.
• Varnishing: Adding a clear or tinted varnish to the printed areas, giving the box a glossy or satin finish, which enhances the colors and provides a premium look.
• Spot UV Coating: Applying a high-gloss UV coating to specific design elements or areas, creating a contrast between glossy and matte surfaces, adding a tactile dimension to the box.
• Embossing and Debossing: Adding raised (embossed) or recessed (debossed) elements to the surface, creating a textured effect and giving the box a more luxurious feel.
• Foil Stamping: Using metallic or holographic foil to add decorative elements, logos, or text, resulting in a shiny and eye-catching design.
• Die-Cutting: Cutting the box into unique shapes or adding windows to showcase the product inside, providing a visually appealing and distinct packaging.
• Folding and Assembly: Properly folding and assembling the printed box, ensuring that it's ready for use and easy for customers to open and close.

These finishing options can significantly impact the overall appeal and perceived value of the handkerchief box, making it more attractive to consumers and helping it stand out on the shelf.