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AttaPack is based in Austin, TX. Our services reach nationally for your convenience.
Custom display boxes give you a practical way to present products while keeping them organized, accessible, and easy to notice. Unlike closed packaging, display packaging puts the product in front of the customer at the point of sale. You can tailor the box around your product dimensions, retail space, quantity, and brand identity. From compact counter displays to larger shelf-ready structures, AttaPack helps you create retail packaging that supports product visibility without sacrificing strength or usability.
Free Design Support
Best and Competitive Pricing
High-Quality Offset Printing
Low Minimums Orders
Ideal for large production runs, offset printing delivers exceptional color consistency, sharp details, and professional-quality results at a cost-effective price.
Perfect for short-run orders, digital printing produces high-quality graphics with quick turnaround times and no printing plates required.
A durable printing technique that applies ink through a mesh screen, making it ideal for bold designs, specialty inks, and long-lasting prints.
Using ultraviolet light to instantly cure ink, UV printing creates vibrant colors, crisp details, and a smooth, scratch-resistant finish.
An environmentally friendly ink solution that provides vibrant colors with low emissions. Water-based inks are ideal for brands looking for sustainable packaging without compromising print quality.
Create eye-catching packaging with bright, UV-reactive fluorescent inks. These vivid colors stand out under both natural and ultraviolet lighting, making your products more noticeable.
Achieve precise and consistent brand colors with Pantone Matching System (PMS) inks. This option ensures accurate color reproduction across every print run for a professional finish.
Add a premium metallic effect to your packaging with Pantone Metallic inks. These specialized inks create elegant gold, silver, and other metallic shades that enhance shelf appeal and give your packaging a luxurious look.
Solid Bleached Sulfate (SBS C1S) is a premium paperboard coated on one side for excellent print quality. It offers a smooth, bright surface, making it ideal for high-end retail packaging and product boxes.
Natural Brown Kraft is made from strong, recyclable fibers, giving it a natural and rustic appearance. It is a sustainable packaging material that combines durability with an environmentally friendly look.
White Kraft is a durable and eco-friendly paperboard with a clean white finish. It provides excellent print results while offering the strength needed for a wide range of custom packaging applications.
Holographic paper features a reflective, rainbow-like finish that creates a striking visual effect. It is perfect for premium packaging, promotional products, and luxury brands looking to make a memorable impression.
Gloss lamination provides a smooth, reflective finish that enhances color vibrancy while protecting the packaging from scratches, moisture, and everyday wear.
Matte lamination delivers a soft, non-reflective surface with a modern and sophisticated appearance. It also helps protect printed designs from fingerprints and minor scuffs.
Spot UV applies a high-gloss coating to selected design elements, such as logos or text, creating contrast and making key features stand out with a premium finish.
UV coating is a durable, fast-curing finish that provides excellent protection and a vibrant appearance. It enhances print quality while increasing resistance to fading, moisture, and abrasion.
Embossing creates a raised design on the surface of the packaging, adding texture and a sophisticated look. It is perfect for highlighting logos, brand names, and premium design elements.
Debossing presses artwork into the material to create a recessed effect. This elegant finish adds depth and a refined appearance, making your packaging feel more luxurious.
Hot foil stamping applies metallic or colored foil to selected areas using heat and pressure. It delivers a brilliant, high-end finish that enhances logos, text, and decorative details.
Window patching adds a transparent film behind a die-cut opening, allowing customers to view the product without opening the package. This feature improves product visibility while maintaining protection and presentation.
HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK
Receive a free custom packaging quote tailored to your product requirements—fast, simple, and hassle-free.
Choose the perfect packaging material & premium finishing options, including lamination, foil stamping, embossing, spot UV.
Share your design file or let our expert team create a print-ready design with 3D mockups for your approval.
After your approval, we print your packaging, perform strict quality inspections, and deliver your order safely to your doorstep.
Your packaging can do more than protect a product. It can help guide attention and make the buying process easier. Display packaging works especially well when customers need to see several products at once. An open tray, tiered structure, or front-facing display can keep merchandise visible while giving retail staff a simple way to restock it.
You can use display boxes in:
The best structure depends on how your customer interacts with the product. If quick access matters, an open-front tray may work well. If the product needs more protection, a deeper structure with internal support can be a better choice.
Your display is part of your brand experience. Customers may notice the box before they notice the product itself. Custom printed display boxes give you space to communicate your brand through color, graphics, product information, and promotional messages. You can print the exterior, header, front panel, side panels, and other suitable areas according to the structure.
Customers rarely stop to read a wall of text in a busy store. Your design should make the most important information clear at a glance.
A useful visual order is:
Strong contrast, readable type, and clean spacing can make your display easier to understand. You can also use different artwork for product variations while keeping a consistent structural design across the range.
Material selection affects how your packaging looks, folds, handles, and performs in a retail environment.
Paperboard offers a smooth printing surface and works well for many lightweight products. It can be converted into trays, cartons, countertop displays, and other folding structures. This option can suit cosmetics, accessories, samples, confectionery, and other small consumer products.
The corrugated board has a fluted layer between the liner sheets. This construction adds rigidity and can support larger or heavier displays. If your product needs more structural support, custom cardboard display boxes made with an appropriate corrugated grade can be a practical option.
Kraft board gives packaging a simple, natural appearance. It can work well for brands that prefer an understated visual style. Your material choice should consider product weight, display dimensions, handling, shipping conditions, and the look you want to achieve.
Finishing options can add contrast and visual interest to selected areas of the box. Depending on the board and production method, you can consider:
You do not need to use every option. A focused approach often creates a cleaner package. For example, a matte surface with spot UV on the logo can create contrast. A small foil detail can draw attention to a product name. A window can let shoppers see the actual product before purchase.
Your product should determine the box dimensions, not the other way around. With custom product display boxes, you can specify the length, width, height, opening, product arrangement, and internal support. This is useful when you have unusual product dimensions or need several units arranged in a specific way.
A well-planned structure should balance three things:
Too much empty space can make products move around. Too little space can make stocking difficult. The goal is a practical fit that works for both shoppers and retail staff.
Counter space is valuable because customers often pass close to it. Custom counter display boxes can place smaller products near checkout counters, reception desks, service areas, and other high-traffic locations.
They are suitable for items such as:
A counter display should have a compact footprint while keeping the product easy to see and remove. You can also add a raised header or branded front panel when you need more room for messaging.
The right structure depends on where your packaging will sit and how customers will interact with it.
Display Style | Typical Planning Size* | Best Suited For | Retail Placement |
Counter Tray | 8–16″ W × 6–12″ D × 6–14″ H | Small goods and samples | Checkout counters |
Tiered Display | 10–24″ W × 8–16″ D × 10–24″ H | Multiple product varieties | Shelves and promotions |
Shelf-Ready Tray | 12–24″ W × 8–16″ D × 4–10″ H | Packaged retail products | Store shelves |
Hanging Display | 6–14″ W × 3–8″ D × 10–24″ H | Lightweight accessories | Peg or hanging areas |
Floor Display | 12–24″ W × 10–20″ D × 36–72″ H | Larger product ranges | High-traffic retail areas |
*These dimensions are planning examples only. Final dimensions should be based on your product and display space.
Other structures can include dispenser-style boxes, tear-away fronts, headers, partitions, and display trays. Your product quantity and customer access requirements should guide the final design.
Different products require different packaging decisions. A display for cosmetics will not necessarily need the same structure as one for food or electronics.
Custom cosmetic display boxes can organize small beauty products while providing space for product names, shades, directions, ingredients, and branding.
A window can also help customers view the product without removing it from the display.
Food displays should account for product weight, packaging format, handling, and the intended use of the packaging. Where the package comes into direct contact with food, appropriate materials and coatings should be selected for that application. Open trays and grab-and-go formats can work well for individually packaged products.
Cables, chargers, small devices, and accessories can benefit from dividers or inserts. These components keep products separated and can make browsing easier. A well-organized display also helps prevent loose products from shifting across the tray.
Display packaging can support launches, seasonal promotions, samples, events, and limited-time offers. You can update the artwork for a new campaign while maintaining a familiar box structure across your product range.
Accurate measurements are one of the most important parts of a packaging project. Before requesting production, prepare:
Do not measure only the product. Consider how much space customers need to remove it and how much room staff need for restocking. If the display will sit on a shelf, also consider the available height and depth. A box that looks good on a computer screen may not work if it blocks neighboring products or extends beyond the shelf.
Structural details can make a display more useful without making it complicated.
Cardboard dividers or partitions can separate product variants and keep individual units in place. For products with multiple colors, flavors, sizes, or styles, this can make the display easier to understand.
A die-cut window can expose part of the product while keeping the rest of the packaging intact. This works especially well when the product itself has visual appeal, such as cosmetics, accessories, crafted goods, or colorful retail items.
A perforated or tear-away area can allow retail staff to convert shipping or transport packaging into a selling display. This approach can reduce handling during store setup when the structure is designed for that purpose.
Some businesses need packaging that can travel safely and then move directly onto the retail floor. A custom display mailer box can combine delivery requirements with a presentation ready structure when the product and shipping conditions allow it.
This can be useful for direct-to-consumer promotions, retail replenishment, product launches, and promotional kits. The design should account for product weight, shipping distance, handling, closure method, and how the package will transform into a display.
A reliable packaging project begins with clear specifications. Before production, the structural design and artwork should work together. Important graphics should stay clear of folds and cut lines. Product information should remain readable after the box is assembled.
A practical workflow can include:
Sampling becomes especially useful when the display has unusual folds, inserts, windows, or large dimensions. It lets you check the fit and presentation before committing to a larger production run.
Specification | Details |
Product | Custom display box |
Dimensions | Custom length, width, and height |
Material | Paperboard, kraft board, or corrugated board |
Board Thickness | Selected according to product weight and structural needs |
Printing | Digital or offset printing based on quantity and artwork |
Finishing | Matte, gloss, soft-touch, spot UV, foil, embossing, debossing |
Structures | Counter, shelf, tray, hanging, tiered, dispenser, or floor display |
Inserts | Cardboard dividers, partitions, or product supports |
Windows | Die-cut or clear window options where suitable |
MOQ | Determined by specifications, material, print method, and quantity |
Turnaround | Confirmed after artwork and specifications are approved |
Shipping | Flat-packed or assembled based on structure |
Design Support | Structural and artwork guidance available |
Sampling | Prototype or physical sample available when required |
Final production details should always be confirmed for your specific project.
If your products are sold across multiple stores, consistency becomes important. Custom display boxes wholesale can help you maintain the same structure and brand presentation across retail locations. You can also use different printed artwork for individual products or seasonal campaigns.
Before choosing a quantity, consider:
Ordering in bulk can make sense for established products. For a short campaign or frequently changing product line, a smaller production run may provide more flexibility.
If sustainability matters to your brand, start with the material and design. Paperboard, kraft, and corrugated structures can support recyclable packaging strategies depending on the complete material construction and local recycling systems.
You can also reduce unnecessary material by avoiding oversized structures and using dimensions that fit the product. The most useful approach is to discuss your sustainability goals during material selection rather than adding an environmental claim after production.
AttaPack focuses on Retail Packaging that combines product presentation with practical structural requirements. You can share your product dimensions, quantity, artwork, display location, and material preferences. From there, the packaging can be planned around how the finished box will actually be stocked, transported, and used.
The goal is not simply to create an attractive package. It is to create a display that makes sense for your product and retail environment. AttaPack can also support related packaging requirements, including Custom Mailer Boxes and Custom Retail Boxes, when you need a consistent packaging system across different stages of your product journey.
Share your product dimensions, estimated quantity, preferred material, artwork, and intended placement with AttaPack. Get a Quote by calling (512) 520-551 or emailing info@attapack.com. The more project details you provide, the easier it is to recommend a suitable structure, material, and production approach.
Gable boxes are used for food, bakery products, gifts, party favors, retail bundles, promotional kits, and takeaway items. Their built-in handle makes them convenient for carrying and suitable for many event and retail applications.
Yes. You can request custom length, width, and height based on your product. The final dimensions should account for product clearance, board thickness, inserts, and the selected gable structure.
Common choices include kraft, paperboard, cardstock, and corrugated board. The best option depends on product weight, required strength, print quality, appearance, and whether the box needs additional protection.
Yes. A die-cut window can be added when the structure and product require product visibility. Windows work well for bakery items, gifts, confectionery, retail bundles, and products where appearance supports the purchase decision.
They are suitable for food applications when the selected board, inks, coatings, and construction meet the requirements of the intended food-contact application. Discuss your product with the packaging team before production.
Pricing depends on size, material, board thickness, quantity, printing coverage, finishing, windows, inserts, and production requirements. Ordering larger quantities often reduces the average packaging cost per unit.
Yes. Businesses can order custom gable boxes wholesale for regular retail, food, event, gift, and promotional packaging needs. The required quantity and specifications determine the production plan and final quotation.
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