7–15 days depending on order quantity and season.
Our boxes are made from rigid cardboard with high-quality specialty paper. They can also include EVA or paperboard inserts for product protection.
We are a direct manufacturing factory with no middlemen, operating from an 8,000㎡ facility in Dongguan.
We are a paper packaging manufacturer based in Dongguan with over 15 years of experience. We provide one-stop custom packaging solutions for various industries, including boxes, wrapping paper, thank-you cards, and more.
We currently offer Folding Cartons, Corrugated Boxes, Rigid Boxes, Bags, Displays, Inserts, Labels, and Stickers.
We support EXW, FOB, C&F, CIF, and DDU terms.
Yes, we offer full customization on size, color, logo, printing technique, and internal insert layout.
Yes, we support square, rectangular, cylindrical, and other custom die-cut options upon request.
We use Heidelberg XL 75 for offset printing, Roland UV for digital printing, and screen printing machines that meet PANTONE and ISO standards.
We offer a wide range of finishing options, including matte lamination, gloss lamination, reverse varnishing, foil stamping, silver stamping, debossing, embossing, spot UV, graining, and holographic foiling.
Yes, we offer physical samples and digital mockups for approval prior to mass production.
Yes. We offer free in-stock samples for customers to check product quality, materials, and box structure.
MOQ typically starts from 500–1000 pcs, depending on the design and level of customization.
Pre-production samples usually take 5–7 working days. For 500-unit mass production, the usual lead time is 12–15 working days after sample approval.
We strongly recommend following our minimum order quantities to reduce setup costs. However, we can accommodate smaller orders upon request and will do our best to support your specific needs.
Yes, we do. High-quantity orders generally result in a lower cost per unit, so larger packaging orders benefit from better bulk pricing.
Several factors can affect your packaging price, including size, quantity, material, additional processes, and finishing options.
Larger packaging uses more material. Higher quantities usually reduce the cost per unit. Premium materials, extra production processes, and premium finishes can all increase the final price.
