Custom Tissue Boxes

Tissue Box Materials: Endless Options.

Cardboard Stock:

• Lightweight and easy to handle, making it ideal for packaging individual tissues or small packets of tissues that are lightweight and compact
• Can be cut and folded into various shapes and sizes for customized packaging solutions, allowing for creative and branded packaging designs that can help differentiate the tissue product

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Provides excellent protection against crushing and bending, ensuring that the tissues arrive undamaged and secure during shipping and handling
• Can be used for larger and heavier tissue packages, as well as for multiple tissue packets being shipped together, thanks to its strong and durable design

White Card Stock:

• Ideal for printing labels, tags, and branding elements, allowing companies to showcase their logo and brand identity on the packaging
• Can be cut and shaped to fit specific tissue sizes, creating a professional and organized appearance for packaging that helps to convey a sense of quality and attention to detail

SBS Paperboard:

• Made from recycled paper pulp, making it an eco-friendly and sustainable option for tissue packaging
• Offers good resistance to moisture and grease, preventing any accidental damage or wear and tear during transportation and storage

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Has a natural brown color and texture, giving it a rustic and earthy feel that can add warmth and character to tissue packaging
• Can be used for both loose-leaf packaging and boxed products, making it versatile and convenient for companies that offer a variety of tissue styles and sizes

Rigid Board:

• Made from stiff paper or cardboard, providing maximum protection for delicate or heavy tissue parts during transportation and storage
• Can be custom-cut to fit specific product sizes, creating a snug and secure fit that prevents contents from shifting around during transit and minimizes the risk of breakage

Chipboard:

• Made from recycled paper fibers, making it lightweight and cost-effective, reducing waste and environmental impact
• Often used for tissue box inserts, dividers, and other internal packaging components, it offers good strength and durability for its price point and can help to keep the tissues securely in place during shipping

Plastic Stock:

• Waterproof and resistant to grease and oil, protecting the tissues from spills and leaks during transportation and storage
• Can be molded into various shapes and sizes for different tissue products, offering a tailored fit and presentation for packaging that enhances the visual appeal of the product and provides additional protection against scratches and damage. However, it may not be suitable for all types of tissues due to concerns about chemical contamination and environmental impact.

Enhance Your Tissue Box: Extra Options Available.

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

• Die-cutting and scoring: Die-cutting creates precise cutouts for the tissue opening and any other design elements, while scoring creates creases to facilitate folding and assembling the box.
• Embossing/debossing: Embossing raises certain parts of the box design, creating a textured, 3D effect, while debossing does the opposite, pressing the design into the surface of the box.
• Foil stamping: Foil stamping adds metallic or colored foil accents to specific areas of the box, giving it a luxurious and eye-catching appearance.
• Lamination: Lamination involves applying a thin layer of plastic film (such as matte or glossy) to protect the box from moisture and wear, as well as enhancing its visual appeal.
• Varnishing: Varnishing provides a clear protective coating over the printed surface, adding a glossy or matte finish and improving durability.
• Spot UV coating: Spot UV coating selectively adds a glossy, raised effect to specific areas of the box, creating contrast and visual interest.
• Printing finishes: Additional printing techniques like spot colors, metallic inks, or specialty coatings can be used to achieve unique visual effects and textures.
• Assembly and gluing: After printing, the individual parts of the box are cut, folded, and assembled. Gluing securely holds the pieces together.