Dimensions & fit
Size the pack around your product, insert and carrying weight.
Internal size / clearance / packed weight
Explore fitted formats
MXPACKPRO / Structure, materials & print
Custom packaging.
Specified for your product.
Foodservice, retail or gifting: develop the box, insert, cup or bag around your product and brand. Confirm the details before you commit to production.
Define the complete pack
More than a logo on a box.
Four decisions shape the packaging specification. Review them together for a food, retail or gift range.
Structure & inserts
Review the opening, closure and product support together.
Box style / closure / product separation
Explore gift structures
Material & intended use
Confirm the complete construction for the actual handling conditions.
Board / lining / use requirements
Review material requirements
Artwork & print
Check the dieline, artwork placement and finish before approval.
Print areas / artwork version / finish
Prepare your artworkFrom brief to order
Clear steps. Defined approvals.
Confirm the specification and sample expectations first, then agree production and delivery requirements.
- 01
Share the brief
Packed product, use, quantities, artwork status and destination.
Output: a defined starting brief - 02
Review the specification
Structure, dimensions, material, inserts and print requirements.
Output: a specification to quote - 03
Evaluate a sample
Confirm sample scope; check fit, closing and presentation.
Output: recorded approval details - 04
Plan production & delivery
Confirm the approved version, outer packing and shipping terms.
Output: agreed order requirements
Artwork & quotation brief
A better brief.
A more useful quotation.
Send what you already know and flag what needs advice. Artwork can be reviewed against the agreed structure and dieline.
Send your project details Understand MOQ & pricing- Product & use
- What is packed, its weight and how the packaging will be handled.
- Dimensions
- Product footprint and height, including inserts or a cake board.
- Quantity per version
- Pieces for each size, structure and artwork, not just a combined total.
- Artwork status
- Ready artwork, an existing design or a reference to discuss.
- Destination & arrival date
- Country, postal code and required arrival date for a timing review.
Before you approve
Questions worth asking.
Sample scope, costs and timing depend on the proposed specification. Check the details for your project rather than assuming a standard promise applies.
Packaging buying guideWhat can I customize?
Discuss the structure, internal dimensions, inserts, material and artwork for your selected format. The available construction and print options are confirmed against your packed product, quantity and intended use.
Is the same minimum quantity available for every format?
No. MOQ is confirmed per structure, size, material and artwork version. Share quantities for each format separately so the quotation does not assume one combined minimum for an entire packaging range.
Can I check a sample before approving production?
Ask which stock, structural or printed sample is appropriate for your project. Sample availability, charges and timing require confirmation. Evaluate fit, closure, carrying and artwork against the agreed specification before approval.
What if my artwork or dimensions are not ready?
Send the product dimensions or a reference, the intended use, approximate quantity and destination. Mark undecided details clearly. The structure and artwork requirements can then be reviewed before a final quotation.
How are food-contact requirements and delivery timing confirmed?
For food packaging, specify the food type, packing temperature, contact time and destination market, then request documents for that exact specification. Production and delivery timing are reviewed after the specification, approval steps, quantity and destination are known.
Start your project
Tell us what you need.
Send your product, quantity and delivery country. We will help with the format, sample and quotation.
