Material
SBS board
White, smooth board. Common for cosmetics and food cartons where vivid print and crisp detail matter.
Industry
Coffee & tea
Boxes for speciality coffee, tea and herbal blends that tell the story of origin and taste.
Coffee and tea are often sold as a series: different origins, roasts or blends. A shared box structure with a changing colour and label system makes the series read as one on the shelf.
The product usually sits in an aroma-protecting inner bag; the outer box carries the story. We plan a tidy information area on the back for brewing advice, tasting notes and origin.
For subscriptions and online sales we also design mailer boxes that protect the product in transit and make a strong first impression when opened.
Suitable box styles
Tuck-end carton
Mailer box
Materials & finishes
Materials and finishes to consider
We help you choose the board and finishes that suit your product, budget and brand — and say plainly when a finish is not worth its cost.
Material
Duplex board
Board with a white front and grey back. A more economical option; the inside of the box looks grey.
Material
Kraft board
A natural brown look. Printed colours appear darker and warmer on kraft.
Material
Micro-flute (E / F)
A thin fluted board, light but strong. Ideal for mailer boxes and can be printed inside.
Material
Corrugated board (B / C)
Thicker fluted board for shipping cartons, with higher stacking and transport strength.
Material
Wrapped rigid board
Rigid boxes made by wrapping thick board in coated or textured paper. Prestigious and long-lasting.
Finish
Matt / gloss lamination
A thin film over the print protects the surface. Matt looks calmer, gloss more vivid.
Finish
Soft-touch lamination
Gives a velvety, silky feel. A favourite for premium cosmetics and gift boxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Coffee & tea — FAQ
If the size is the same, one die is enough — only the print changes. That keeps a series economical.
Yes. Kraft gives a natural look; we account for colours appearing darker on a kraft base.