White SBS Paperboard
Smooth white paperboard provides a clean surface for crisp printing and detailed graphics.
A custom mailer box uses a single-piece structure with a locking closure that folds and secures into place, creating a durable format that holds its shape through handling and delivery. This makes mailer boxes a practical choice for parcel packaging and branded unboxing.
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Mailer box structures are grouped by closure style. Explore the formats below to find the fold-and-lock design suited to your shipping needs.
Mailer box variants build on these structures with additional design options tailored to specific shipping and branding needs.
Corrugated board construction provides added strength for shipping protection.
Recurring shipment format organizes multiple products into one branded package.
Mailer construction safeguards candles throughout parcel delivery.
Protective mailers keep garments organized throughout transit.
Mailer construction protects cosmetic orders throughout shipping and delivery.
Mailer construction protects folded apparel during shipping and delivery.
Protective mailers safeguard jewelry during shipping and delivery.
Protective mailers reduce movement during perfume shipments.
Protective mailers secure pharmaceutical shipments during transportation.
We provide customization options for mailer boxes, covering material, finish, and structural choices. Explore the options below to configure a mailer box suited to your product and brand.
Smooth white paperboard provides a clean surface for crisp printing and detailed graphics.
Natural brown paperboard creates a sturdy carton with an earthy, uncoated appearance.
Recycled fiber paperboard forms a dependable carton with a naturally varied surface.
A fluted inner layer adds cushioning and structural strength for greater product protection.
Reflective metallic cardstock adds built-in shine without requiring separate foil stamping.
Rainbow-reflective cardstock shifts color under light for an eye-catching packaging surface.
Softly shimmering cardstock creates a refined, luminous finish across the packaging surface.
An embossed tactile surface adds visible character before printing or decorative finishing.
Metal plates transfer ink through rubber blankets, producing consistent, high-resolution results across larger production runs.
Plate-free digital presses support shorter runs, faster setup, and variable artwork directly from production files.
UV inkjet systems print directly onto the surface and cure the ink immediately using ultraviolet light.
A squeegee pushes ink through a stenciled mesh, creating bold color coverage and a dense ink layer.
Flexible relief plates transfer ink efficiently across corrugated board, films, labels, and bags.
A clear protective film creates polished shine, stronger color depth, and resistance against scuffs and handling.
A non-reflective protective film reduces glare while creating a smooth, refined, and understated packaging surface.
A low-glare protective film adds a smooth, velvet-like feel for a richer tactile packaging experience.
A water-based coating provides light protection against scuffing and handling.
Pressure raises selected artwork above the surface, adding tactile dimension without applying another material.
Pressure recesses selected artwork into the surface, creating a precise and tactile indented impression.
Heat and pressure transfer metallic foil onto selected artwork for a sharp, reflective finish.
Clear gloss coating highlights selected artwork against the surrounding matte packaging surface.
Layered clear UV coating builds glossy, dimensional details above the printed packaging surface.
A shaped opening backed with clear film displays the product while keeping the packaging enclosed.
An unlined shaped opening reveals the product directly with no transparent barrier across the window.
Integrated handles make packaging easier to carry in leather, plastic, or twisted rope. Available here: Plastic.
A perforated pull strip removes cleanly to open the package without tools.
An internal pocket holds instructions, certificates, cards, or other printed materials securely.
A shaped paperboard tab slots into place to hold the closure securely.
A tied ribbon secures the box while adding an elegant, gift-ready opening detail.
A fitted ribbon lifts the product from its insert for smooth, effortless removal.
Fluted inserts add cushioning, separation, and structural support inside mailer boxes.
Die-cut and folded paperboard platforms, dividers, and supports hold products securely in position.
Precision-cut EVA, PU, or EPE foam cushions products within secure, custom-fitted cavities.
Formed paper fibers create fitted, protective supports with a natural, lower-impact construction.
Heat-formed PET or PVC trays create precise cavities that hold products securely in place.
The value of a mailer box goes beyond holding a product. Its structure influences assembly, fit, durability through delivery, and the unboxing experience your customer sees first.
Mailer boxes are built as a single piece with a locking closure that folds and secures into place, simplifying assembly.
Each box can be sized to your product's exact dimensions, creating a snug, presentation-ready fit for parcel packaging.
The one-piece structure holds its shape through handling and delivery, keeping contents protected until they arrive.
The exterior surface supports full custom printing, turning the first opening into a branded experience.
Product dimensions, weight, and shipping requirements.
Lock style, board weight, and internal layout.
A prototype is produced using your selected materials for approval before production.
Printing, scoring, and die-cutting.
Lock-fit strength, print alignment, and finish consistency.
Flat-packed and shipped to your location.
Mailer boxes are commonly used for parcel packaging and direct-to-customer shipping where a secure, branded box is needed.
Yes, most mailer boxes are recyclable depending on the board and finishes used.
Mailer boxes use a one-piece, locking structure built for shipping durability, while tuck boxes close using folded, interlocking flaps.
Yes, mailer boxes can be customized in size, structure, materials, printing, and finishes.
Common closure types include Roll End Tuck Top Boxes, Roll End Tuck Front Box, Roll End Boxes with Lid, and Roll End 3 Flap Lock Box, each offering a different level of security and assembly speed.
Offset, digital, UV, and screen printing are available depending on design and volume.
Standard orders start at 50 units. Some specialized or fully custom structures may have different minimums depending on the design.
Yes, mailer boxes are commonly used for direct-to-customer orders where branded unboxing and secure delivery both matter.
Yes, samples can be produced before bulk manufacturing for approval.
Order a complimentary sample kit to see and feel our premium materials, custom finishes, and box styles in person.
Ships within 2 business days. You cover shipping. We cover everything else.
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