Custom Tote Boxes

Unveiling Tote Box Materials: Eco-friendly Choices!

Material Types used to make custom tote boxes:

Plastic:

• Durable and long-lasting material.
• Lightweight and easy to carry.
• Resistant to water, moisture, and most chemicals.
• Available in various colors and sizes.

Cardboard:

• Cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
• Customizable with printing and branding options.
• Suitable for lightweight items and short-term storage.
• Can be flat-packed for space-saving when not in use.

Fabric:

• Soft and flexible, making them easy to fold and store.
• Often made from materials like canvas, cotton, or polyester.
• Stylish and available in various patterns and designs.
• Ideal for carrying clothes, accessories, and everyday items.

Polypropylene:

• Lightweight yet robust material.
• Resistant to chemicals and solvents.
• Recyclable and eco-friendly option.
• Suitable for various industries, including pharmaceuticals and electronics.

Tote Box: Customization and Extra Features for You!

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

• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of plastic film (e.g., gloss or matte) to the printed surface to protect the design from scratches and moisture.
• Varnishing: Coating the printed surface with a clear, glossy, or matte varnish to improve its appearance and add a layer of protection.
• UV Coating: A special type of varnish cured by ultraviolet light, providing a high-gloss finish and increased resistance to fading and wear.
• Embossing/Debossing: Creating raised (embossing) or recessed (debossing) designs on the surface of the tote box, adding a tactile element to the print.
• Foil Stamping: Applying metallic or colored foil to specific areas of the design for a shiny and eye-catching effect.
• Die-cutting: Cutting the tote box into specific shapes or adding windows for product visibility.
• Spot UV: Applying a UV coating selectively to specific areas of the design for a contrast in textures and visual appeal.
• Matte/Gloss Effects: Using specialized inks or coatings to create areas with contrasting matte and gloss finishes.
• Perforation: Adding small holes or perforations to facilitate tearing or ventilation, depending on the intended use of the tote box.
• Reinforcements: Applying reinforced materials (e.g., metal eyelets, plastic corners) to strengthen stress-prone areas and increase the tote box's lifespan.