Small boxes, sleeves and cartons printed and made to fit your product – built for brands selling in tens and hundreds, not container loads.
Tuck-end boxes, sleeves, pillow packs and custom shapes, cut and made to your product rather than to a stock size.
Give your food packaging a branded finish with custom Food…
Keep your products neatly packed with custom straight tuck-end boxes….
All of these arrive flat and fold up in seconds. Which one suits you depends on what is going inside, how it sits on a shelf or a counter, and whether the customer is carrying it home.
The everyday retail carton. Both flaps tuck in from the same side, so the front panel stays clean and unbroken for your artwork. The default for soap, cosmetics, tea and small hardware.
Flaps tuck from opposite sides, which uses slightly less material and folds flat more easily. Functionally the same as a straight tuck, and marginally cheaper on longer runs.
A printed band that slides over a plain box, tray or jar. The cheapest way to brand packaging you already buy, and the easiest to change when a variant or price moves.
Curved ends that hold shut without glue. Good for jewellery, accessories, small favours and anything given as a gift rather than shelved.
A folded carry handle built into the box itself. Used for takeaway sets, gift boxes, favour boxes and hampers where the customer walks out holding it.
Any outline you can draw, plus open window cut-outs so the product shows through. Cutting is digital, so an unusual shape costs the same as a rectangle.
Packaging is where a printer’s real capacity shows, so here is ours plainly rather than after you have placed an order.
If your packaging is larger than this, say so early and we will tell you honestly rather than take the order and disappoint you.
Everything here is card at 300gsm, which is our heaviest. Choose it for how the box has to feel in a customer’s hand and how the product needs to be presented, then let us confirm it will fold cleanly at the size you want.
Our standard packaging stock. Smooth, low glare, and it holds a crease cleanly so the folded box sits square. Prints accurately and suits almost every product on this page.
A shiny coated face for product photography and strong colour. It is the finish that reads as retail packaging on a shelf. Note that pen and stamps will not take on it.
Untreated, so a batch number, a price or a name can be written or stamped on the box at your counter. Also the right choice if you want an understated, unprocessed look.
Natural brown board with visible fibre. It has become the default for soap, candle, honey and handmade ranges, and a single ink colour on it costs the same as full colour.
Tinted and textured stocks for gift and premium ranges, where the material carries as much of the impression as the printing does.
An open window cut through a panel so the product is visible. Cut digitally at no extra cost. Note these are open cut-outs; we do not fit clear film behind them.
A box has five usable faces and most brands crowd all five equally. The ones that sell well use each panel for one job.
If you sell a range, keep one layout and change only the variant colour and name. It makes the range recognisable on a shelf and it means the whole set can be printed together.
For anything sold in the local market this is a commercial decision rather than a stylistic one. A customer who cannot read the directions is a customer who puts the box back.
Sindhi and Pashto follow the same rules.
Packaging goes wrong in ways flat print never does, so these are the things we check before anything is printed.
We make an unprinted sample of your box first, so you can put the product in it and check it fits, closes and stands up. Finding that out on a folded blank costs nothing; finding it out on a printed run costs the whole order.
Send us the actual item and we measure it, allowing for the thickness of the card and the room a product needs to slide in and out without tearing the flaps.
Several variants printed together, so a set of six boxes costs far less than six separate jobs and the colour stays consistent across the range.
If your box is bigger than we can make well, or it needs corrugated board, we will tell you at the enquiry rather than after you have paid. Quotes are in PKR.
Bring or courier one unit, or send its measurements. That decides the box style, the size and the stock.
We build the dieline and make an unprinted sample. Fill it, close it, stand it up and make sure it works.
Your design is laid out on the confirmed dieline and sent as a proof. Check the panels, the barcode and the coding box.
Boxes arrive flat, ready to fold, delivered in Karachi or couriered nationwide. Dielines stay on record for reorders.
Packaging artwork is laid out flat on a dieline and only becomes a box afterwards, which is where most supplied files come unstuck.
No dieline and no artwork? Send the product, your logo and the text that has to appear, and our design team will build both before anything goes to proof.
What goes inside decides the size and the stock, and how it is sold decides how much the box has to do on its own.
Kraft or plain card with a single ink colour, often with a window cut-out so the product shows. Short runs suit a maker testing a range before committing to one.
Small tuck-end cartons for tubes, jars and bottles, with a back panel carrying directions and a side panel for the barcode. Coding box left clear for batch and expiry.
Boxes and sleeves for cakes, brownies, chocolates and gift sets. For anything touching food directly, use a liner or wrap inside the box.
Cartons and sleeves for pouches and jars, with room on the back panel for ingredients, weight and storage instructions in both languages.
Pillow boxes and small tuck-ends where the packaging is part of the gift. Textured or coloured stock does more here than printing does.
Branded boxes and sleeves that go inside the courier bag rather than replacing it. It is the cheapest way to make an unboxing look considered.
Cost per box falls as the run grows. Quotes are in PKR and cover the card, printing, cutting, creasing and gluing, supplied flat and ready to fold.
| Quantity | Cost per box |
| Small first batch | Highest per box, and worth doing anyway |
| A few hundred | Noticeably lower |
| Five hundred and up | Best value on most jobs |
| Larger runs | Quoted per job |
Packaging rewards planning more than most print, because the box has to keep working as the product changes.
Reorders are simple. Your artwork and dieline stay on record, so a repeat run needs no new sample and no new proof unless something has changed.
Smaller than most box makers will take. We are set up for short runs, so a first batch for a market stall, a gift range or a product test is a normal order here rather than something we turn away. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and we will confirm it with your quote.
The flat, unfolded blank has to fit within 329 x 483 mm, which covers most retail and gift packaging: soap, candles, cosmetics, tea, spices, jewellery, accessories and confectionery. As a rough guide that is a finished box up to around 150 x 100 x 60 mm, though a flatter shape can be larger. Send us the product and we will confirm exactly.
No. We print on card up to 300gsm, which is retail and gift packaging rather than a courier carton. A box that has to survive shipping on its own needs corrugated board from a box maker. What works well instead is a printed box or sleeve that goes inside the courier bag, which is how most online sellers do it anyway.
Yes, and this is the usual situation. Send us the product itself, or its measurements, and we build the dieline around it, allowing for the thickness of the card and the room the product needs to slide in without tearing the flaps. You get a plain sample to check before anything is printed.
Yes, and you should insist on it. We make an unprinted sample of your box so you can fill it, close it and stand it up. Packaging fails in ways that are obvious the moment you hold it and invisible on a screen.
Yes, as an open cut-out, cut digitally at no extra cost and in any shape you draw. We do not fit clear film behind the window, so the opening is genuinely open. On kraft and plain stock that reads as deliberate, and for soap, candles and baked goods it works well.
Treat the printed card as outer packaging rather than a food-contact surface. For anything touching food directly, use a liner, wrap or bag inside the box, which is standard practice for bakery and confectionery packaging anyway. Tell us what is going inside and we will advise on the construction.
They arrive flat with the creases already made and the side seam glued, so folding one up takes a few seconds by hand. Flat is also how you should store them: they take a fraction of the space and they do not get crushed.
Yes, and it is often the smarter option. A printed sleeve brands a plain box, tray or jar at a fraction of the cost of a custom box, works at sizes beyond what we can make, and lets you change a variant or a claim without replacing the packaging itself.
Yes, and for the local market it usually helps the product sell. Put directions, ingredients and warnings in Urdu, keep numerals standard, and give each language its own panel rather than interleaving lines. Send Urdu as outlines or a print-ready PDF, and keep it at 6 pt or larger.
Print-ready PDF, AI or EPS built on the dieline we supply, with the cut path and crease lines on separate layers in spot colours, 3 mm bleed past every cut edge and fonts outlined. We also accept CDR from CorelDRAW and layered PSD with the dieline supplied separately.
Across most small-batch and retail categories, and the list keeps growing. The packaging we print regularly goes to soap, candle and handmade brands, cosmetics and skincare, bakeries and sweet shops, tea, spices and dry goods, jewellery and accessories, and online sellers.
The product matters less than its size and what has to be declared on the box. If your line of work is not named above, tell us what you are packing and how it is sold, and we will tell you what suits it.
Yes. Orders are couriered anywhere in Pakistan, including Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Hyderabad and Quetta, and delivery within Karachi can be arranged directly. Boxes travel flat, so they arrive without crushed corners.
Pick a product from the range above and order on the site, or send your requirement on WhatsApp with a photo of what you are packing, the rough size and the quantity. Sending the actual product is the fastest route to an accurate quote in PKR.
Send us a photo of what you are packing on WhatsApp, or bring one unit in. We will come back with box styles, stock options and a quote in PKR.
