Magnetic Closure BoxesA clean opening. A considered reveal.

Place the products in the intended order and measure the full arrangement. Include space for lifting each item out and any supporting insert, ribbon pull or tissue. A box that looks compact in a drawing may be awkward to unpack if there is no room for a finger beside the product.

If the contents change across several versions, share each version before a common box size is selected. A shared outer box with different inserts may be useful, but the feasibility and economics should be compared with separate formats.

The hinge direction, depth of the front flap and positions of the magnets work together. A wide or heavy lid can behave differently from a small jewellery-style presentation. The proposed structure should account for the packed weight and the way the box will be opened.

If you have a sample you like, describe what works about it rather than only asking for a similar appearance. Closure feel, wrap texture and the space around the contents are all useful details to capture.

Discuss inside and outside print separately. A printed interior can carry a message or reveal a secondary brand colour, but it should work around folds, joins and any insert. Put important text where it stays readable when the products are in place.

Check finishing details on the proposed material. Foil and embossed artwork require suitable line weights and positioning. Keep a copy of the approved construction and artwork so a repeat order can follow the same specification.

Ask whether the chosen box is supplied assembled or in a collapsible construction. Compare the space needed for the incoming order, the time required to prepare each pack and the outer carton used for shipping. A magnetic closure should not be treated as a substitute for an appropriate transit seal or shipping pack.

For courier delivery, assess the complete pack with the real product. If the item is fragile, heavy or sensitive to movement, discuss the insert and outer protection before approving the presentation box alone.