Straight tuck end
Top and bottom flaps tuck in the same direction for a clean front presentation.
Retail-Ready Paperboard Boxes
Translate product dimensions, shelf needs and artwork into efficient folding cartons for beauty, lifestyle and retail goods.
Where it works
The final construction should reflect product weight, packing sequence, presentation goals and delivery conditions.
Structure directions
Use these as starting points. Dimensions, proportions and construction are refined around the product and packing workflow.
Top and bottom flaps tuck in the same direction for a clean front presentation.
Opposing tuck flaps offer an efficient, widely used retail carton layout.
A pre-glued base designed for faster assembly and heavier contents.
A die-cut opening can reveal the product while maintaining branded structure.
Build the specification
Options are evaluated as a system so that visual details work with the chosen construction.
Custom process
Visual direction
These original concept illustrations indicate form only. Replace them with approved product photography through Sanity when available.
Product FAQ
Product weight, dimensions, packing direction, shelf display and opening experience all influence the structure. A product sample or dimensioned drawing helps guide the choice.
Yes, subject to panel space, structural integrity and material requirements. The window shape and film choice should be assessed with the dieline.
A dieline can be developed after the structure and dimensions are confirmed, providing the layout needed to prepare production artwork.
Start with your requirements