
Custom Boxes
Folding cartons, rigid gift boxes, mailer boxes made to your exact dimensions.
Custom packaging for UK businesses
A box that fits. A bag worth keeping. The small details that make an order feel like yours. Explore custom printed boxes, paper bags and packaging essentials with QPack.

The packaging collection
Find the right starting point, then make it your own. Share your size, quantity and design ideas; we’ll help you work through the specification.

Folding cartons, rigid gift boxes, mailer boxes made to your exact dimensions.

Custom printed greaseproof, deli wrap, basket liners and eco food paper.

Foil, kraft, spot UV, embossed swing tags that complete your product presentation.

Custom printed paper carrier bags in kraft, gloss, or matte with handles.

Custom labels in any shape and finish for bottles, boxes, and packaging.

Brand your unboxing with custom printed tissue paper in your colours.

Bespoke cards that build loyalty and encourage repeat purchases.

High-quality printed flyers and leaflets for marketing and promotions.
Packaging images show examples and design ideas; your final specification will be agreed in your quote.
Choose from premium coating, board, printing and finishing options for your custom boxes and packaging.
A packaging technique where a die-cut opening is covered with a transparent film, allowing the product inside to remain visible while staying protected.
An embossing technique where the raised design is precisely aligned with printed artwork to improve detail, texture, and overall presentation.
A finishing process in which heat and pressure transfer metallic foil to the surface, creating a premium, shiny, and luxurious effect.
A premium finishing method that combines embossing with foil stamping to create a raised design with metallic color and strong visual impact.
A decorative process that transfers foil onto selected areas of the surface using UV-curable adhesive, creating a bright metallic effect with sharp detail.
A technique that raises a design from the surface without ink or foil, giving packaging a clean, elegant, and textured appearance.
A finishing technique that presses a design into the material to create a recessed impression without using ink or foil. It adds subtle depth and a refined tactile effect.
You don’t need to arrive with a finished technical brief. We can start with the product and work through the details with you.
Step 01 Send the product type, approximate size and quantity. Add your delivery postcode and deadline if you have them. A reference image can help explain what you have in mind.
Step 02 Discuss the structure, material and print. Confirm the minimum quantity, pricing, delivery arrangements and any samples needed for your particular specification.
Step 03 Review the agreed artwork and specification before production. Check spelling, dimensions, colours, barcodes and QR destinations. Physical fit or colour samples may be appropriate for some projects.
Step 04 Production and delivery timing depend on the specification, quantity and approval date. Confirm the schedule with the team before planning your launch or making a delivery promise.
Let’s start with your product
A first order, a new product or a packaging refresh: send the essentials and we’ll discuss the next step.
Not sure about the material or size yet? Say what you’re packing. Your artwork can follow later.
Useful answers
Here are the details people usually want to know before requesting a quote.

You can enquire about custom boxes, corrugated mailers, paper bags, swing tags, labels and stickers, wrapping tissue, food wrapping papers and other printed packaging details. Start with a product range or describe what you need in the quote form. The team will confirm the available specification.
There is no single minimum quantity for the whole range. It depends on the product, dimensions, material, printing method and finish. Tell us the quantity you have in mind, including a second quantity if you would like to compare options. We’ll confirm the feasible order size in your quote.
Price depends on size, quantity, material, print coverage, finishing and delivery. A simple one-colour design can have a different production route from a fully printed pack with foil and an insert. Send your brief for a written quote and confirm whether VAT, delivery, setup and artwork charges are included.
Yes. You can start with your product, approximate dimensions and quantity. Add a logo or reference file if you have one; artwork upload is optional. Tell us which parts of the design you need help with so the team can explain the next steps and any associated costs.
Timing varies with the packaging type, quantity, print and finish. It also depends on artwork approval and any sample checks. Include your required arrival date and delivery postcode when you enquire. The team needs to confirm a suitable schedule before you commit to an order.
Start with the product’s length, width and height in millimetres. Say whether these are product measurements or the required internal box dimensions. Include inserts, tissue and protective materials in the discussion. External parcel dimensions are a separate consideration for storage and delivery.
No. Tissue used to present clothing or gifts is different from paper specified for food wrapping. For direct food contact, describe the food, grease, moisture, temperature and intended use. Ask the team to confirm the appropriate paper, inks and supporting documentation for that application.
Ask about the material and construction of the complete pack, including laminates, windows, coatings and adhesive. A paper-based pack is not automatically suitable for every recycling stream. Discuss simpler construction and request evidence for specific recycled-content or certification requirements before using an environmental claim.
QPack · Custom packaging enquiries for UK businesses
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