Luxury packagingMOQ500 pcs Sampling7-day sampling MaterialsGreyboard, coated paper, magnetic closure
Rigid Boxes
Custom rigid boxes for perfume, cosmetics, gift sets and premium launches. Choose lift-off lid, magnetic or drawer structures with inserts and finishes planned from the start.
Artwork preflightDieline, bleed and print risk checks.
Supplier routeStructure, material and MOQ guidance.
Short answer
Custom rigid boxes are wrapped greyboard boxes made as lift-off lid, magnetic closure or drawer styles. They start from 500 pieces per design, with samples in about 7 days and bulk production in about 20 days after approval.
Start with product dimensions, quantity, destination country, artwork status and reference photos for a faster first reply.Specifications
Practical packaging specs
Use these fields to prepare a quote request and compare supplier feasibility.
MaterialsGreyboard, coated paper, magnetic closure
MOQ500 pcs
Sampling7-day sampling
ApplicationsLuxury brands, retail and e-commerce
PrintingCMYK, Pantone, foil, UV and embossing options
ShippingExport carton packing and global delivery support
Box selection
Choose the rigid box style by how the product is opened and displayed
A rigid box is chosen for the opening experience, the keepsake feel and the protection it gives, and each style changes the board use, assembly and cost. Pick the style first, then the insert and finish.
| Decision point | Practical guidance | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Lift-off lid box | Flagship products and gift sets with a classic reveal. | From 500 pieces per design. Check lid fit, wall height and the insert. |
| Magnetic closure box | Premium launches, PR kits and boxes kept on display. | From 500 pieces per design. Check the magnet pull, the hinge and closed-box alignment. |
| Drawer box | Sets and kits with a sliding reveal. | From 500 pieces per design. Check the pull, the sleeve fit and the tray insert. |
Fit and approval
Wrapping, closure and insert checks before approval
Review the physical sample with the intended product before releasing bulk production.
- Inspect wrapped corners and edges: look at the corner finish, paper seams and edge alignment on the sample, not only on a flat proof.
- Test the closure: open and close a magnetic lid or drawer repeatedly and check alignment, magnet pull and any gap.
- Fit the real product: put the finished product and any extras in the insert and check the lid closes without pressure.
- Check finishes on the wrapped surface: foil, embossing and soft-touch can look different on a wrapped board than on paper, so approve them on the sample.
- Plan the shipping pack: a rigid box ships assembled and takes space, so check the outer carton size and run a shipping test.
Quote planning
What changes the price of a rigid box?
Start with the box type, quantity and email. Add product dimensions, the insert type, the number of designs and quantity per design, the destination and any finishes. Artwork can follow once the structure is agreed.
| Decision point | Practical guidance | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Size and board | Larger boxes use more board and wrapping paper, and thicker board adds weight and freight. | Compare the packed volume as well as the unit price. |
| Style and closure | Magnetic closures and drawer mechanisms add parts and hand assembly. | Choose the style the brand needs, not the most elaborate. |
| Insert | EVA and paperboard inserts differ in cost and in how firmly they hold the product. | Decide from the product weight and fragility. |
| Finish and quantity | Foil, embossing and specialty paper add steps, and the quantity per design sets the unit price. | Concentrate finishes on the faces customers see. |
Project preparation
Guides for this packaging route
Use the cost guide, selection guide and planning example when you need more detail.
Material details
Explore the relevant material and finish options
Select material against your product and sample requirements. Claims and specifications must be agreed in the quote.
Need workshop or inspection references?
Review the existing workshop references and the sample, inspection and packing checks to agree for your order.
FAQ
Rigid Boxes questions
Use these answers when comparing custom packaging suppliers.
What is the MOQ for custom rigid boxes?
Rigid boxes start from 500 pieces per design, including lift-off lid, magnetic and drawer styles.
What is the difference between a rigid box and a folding carton?
A rigid box is made of wrapped greyboard and ships assembled, with a heavier feel and a higher unit cost. A folding carton is single-layer printed paperboard that ships flat and costs less at volume, starting from 500 pieces per design.
Which rigid box style should I choose?
Lift-off lid boxes suit a classic reveal, magnetic boxes suit premium launches and display, and drawer boxes suit sets. The choice changes the board use, assembly and cost.
What inserts can a rigid box have?
Inserts can be EVA foam or paperboard, cut to the product. Send the product or its drawing so the cavity is sized to it.
How long do samples and production take?
About 7 days for samples after the dieline and artwork are confirmed, and about 20 days for bulk production after sample approval. Door-to-door delivery is typically 30-40 days from order.
Rigid box sample approval checklist
Review wrapped corners, closure, inserts and the signed sample specification.