Mailer boxes
One-piece boxes that fold closed, for posting single items. The style most online brands use because it opens cleanly and can be printed inside.
Boxes built to survive courier handling and sized to the product — so you are not paying volumetric charges on empty space.
Request a quoteCouriers increasingly bill on volumetric weight — the space a parcel takes up rather than what it weighs. An oversized box quietly adds cost to every order you ship, and the difference compounds across thousands of parcels.
The fix is boring and effective: size the box around the product, with only the clearance protection actually requires. Send us the product dimensions and we will work back from them.
One-piece boxes that fold closed, for posting single items. The style most online brands use because it opens cleanly and can be printed inside.
Conventional taped cartons in smaller, e-commerce-appropriate sizes, for orders that ship in volume and do not need a presentation box.
Heavier boxes for consolidating many parcels into one shipment to a courier hub or fulfilment centre.
If you are not sure what board you need, describe the product and the journey — we will suggest a specification rather than make you choose one.
A mailer is designed to be posted on its own rather than packed inside a bigger box. It folds from one piece, closes without tape if you want it to, and is usually a thinner board — because it needs to survive courier handling rather than a stacked pallet. A regular shipping carton assumes it will travel in bulk.
As close to the product as protection allows. Couriers in Pakistan increasingly charge on volumetric weight, so an oversized box means paying to ship air on every single order. Send us the product dimensions and we will size the box around it.
For most single-item e-commerce, 3-ply single wall in B or E flute is enough — B where the contents can take a knock, E where the box is small and you want a cleaner printed finish. Heavier or fragile items move up to 5-ply.
Yes, and for e-commerce it is worth more than elsewhere, because the box is the only physical thing your customer touches. Print is quoted per colour, so a one-colour logo is cheaper to run than full artwork.
Every job is specified for one customer, so price depends on size, board, quantity and print. Describe the product and we will quote it.
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