Shipping boxes planned around what you send
Start with the packed order, the handling it will receive and the destination. We help you define shipping box requirements alongside the internal packaging needed to keep the contents organized during transport.
- Sized to the packed order
- Handling and stacking reviewed
- Print kept clear of labels
One product, a mixed order or a group of units.
Tell us which, and what moves inside the box you use now.
One product
A single item held in place by a fitted insert.
A mixed order
Different items kept apart with dividers and filler.
A group of units
Several of the same product in a divided case.
Look at the complete packed order.
Send the dimensions and weight of the contents, including protective materials and inner packaging. Explain whether a box holds one product, a mixed order or a group of units. If products move inside your current box, describe the problem or share photos.
Step 1: The empty box
Internal space is measured from the packed order, not only the product.
Step 2: Inner packaging
Inserts and protective material are part of the space the box must hold.
Step 3: Products placed
Each item sits in its place, so nothing moves in transit.
Step 4: Sealed and labelled
Closed, taped and labelled, with the label clear of the artwork.
Match the box to the handling requirements.
Tell us about fragile components, sharp edges, stacking needs and the expected shipping method. A box specification alone does not establish that a complete package is suitable for every shipment. Discuss sample packing or testing needs for products where damage would be costly.
Tell us about
- Fragile components
- Sharp edges
- Stacking
- Shipping method
- Destination
Add branding where it earns its place.
Your outer box can carry a logo, handling information or a simple brand message. Share the print areas you need and any labels that will be applied later so important artwork is not hidden by dispatch information.
Logo
The main mark on the panel people see first.
A simple brand message
A name, a line or a second mark, if it earns its place.
Label area kept clear
Where the dispatch label goes, so it never covers the artwork.
Handling information
Symbols or wording the carrier needs to see.
One standard size or a range.
Measure the packed order and say whether you measured inside or outside, and in which units.
- Internal dimensions
- The space inside the box: what the packed order needs.
- External dimensions
- The outside of the box, including the board thickness.
- A range of sizes
- List each size with its own quantity in the same enquiry.
Packed by your team, or ours.
Tell us whether the boxes will be packed by your team or as part of a fulfillment program. Either way, the size is planned around the packing process as well as the product.
What to include in your quote request.
Provide the internal space needed, packed weight, quantity, print requirements and delivery country. Tell us whether you need one standard size or a range, and whether the boxes will be packed by your team or as part of a fulfillment program.
Common questions.
Should I send internal or external dimensions?
Either can start the conversation, but state which you measured and the units used. We will clarify the final specification before approval.
Can you help reduce unused space?
We can review your product measurements and packing approach. Any change must account for protection, handling and the practical packing process.
Can the same box ship worldwide?
Suitability depends on the contents and route. Share the destinations and shipping requirements so the full package can be reviewed.
Tell us what you ship.
Share what goes in the box, roughly how many and where they go. We'll reply by email with the next step.
- Only your name and email are required
- Measurements can follow later
- You receive a quotation before anything is produced
Want to add sizes, images, quantities or timing? Use the quote page. Prefer to talk? contact@brandingczars.com or +1 431 532 0122