Folding carton
A paperboard box with tuck-in ends, the most common shelf box.
Arrives flat, quick to fill. Needs an outer shipper to post.
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Coffee and tea packaging with a roastery’s character
From a single-origin drip-bag gift box to a tea sampler, the box tells people how much care went into what is inside.
Sizing
Start from your product.
A 250 g bag of coffee often needs a box near 100 × 60 × 190 mm inside. Measure your own bag flat and filled.
- Kraft tones and two-colour print look crafted and keep cost sensible.
- Put origin, roast level and tasting notes where the customer reads first.
- For subscriptions, a mailer box ships well and unboxes well.
- Check food-contact requirements with your supplier if the box touches the product directly.
Recommended boxes
Boxes that suit coffee & tea packaging.
Standard styles, made to your product’s size and priced live.
Auto-lock bottom carton
A paperboard box whose bottom locks itself when you pop it open and whose top tucks closed.
Arrives flat; pops into shape in one pull. Fast to pack.
Mailer box
A one-piece corrugated box whose lid tucks in. Ships straight to your customer.
Arrives flat, folds in seconds, ships as-is with no outer box.
Rigid gift boxes, foil and embossing are not available online yet.
Questions
Before you start.
Can I print tasting notes and a QR code?
Yes. Text stays sharp as vector, and QR codes are generated from your link so they scan reliably.
What about food safety?
The box is not a food-contact material unless your supplier specifies it. Ask us at the order stage if your product needs it.
See your coffee & tea packaging in 3D.
Describe your product and get a finished design to react to in a few minutes.
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