What are rigid gift boxes made of?

Rigid boxes are hand-assembled from a greyboard core (1.5–3.0 mm thick) wrapped with printed paper or specialty wraps. They are substantially heavier and more durable than folding cartons. The core gives them structural weight — when a customer picks up a rigid box, they feel the quality before they see the contents.

What closure options do you offer for rigid boxes?

Magnetic closure (hidden magnets in the lid and base for a clean, premium close), ribbon-pull (a ribbon loop that lifts the inner tray), and book-style (hinged lid that opens like a book cover). Magnets are the most popular for premium gift packaging and fragrance boxes. We can also combine closures — for example, a magnetic outer lid with a ribbon-pull inner tray.

What is the MOQ for rigid boxes and how long do they take?

MOQ is 1,000 boxes. Lead time is 18–25 working days because of the hand-assembly involved — each box is individually wrapped, lined, and finished. Custom foam or board inserts add to the timeline. We recommend ordering well ahead of your launch date or gifting season.

Folding Cartons

Rigid Gift Boxes

The box that is, itself, the gift.

Heavyweight rigid boxes with magnetic close, ribbon pulls, and full-surround foil.

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Why this product

There is a class of packaging where the recipient keeps the box. They use it for jewellery, for letters, for the watch they will hand down. Rigid gift boxes are that class — heavy, square, lined, finished in foil and ribbon, magnetically closed. We make them for fragrance, fine watches, premium spirits, and the limited-edition runs that sell out on launch day.

Rigid boxes are hand-assembled from greyboard cores and printed wraps, lined with paper or fabric, finished with magnets and ribbon-pulls. Inserts are die-cut to your component drawings — foam, board, or a combination. Lead times are longer than folding cartons, but the result is a box your customer will photograph and keep.

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