Custom apparel packaging for fashion, accessories, and retail brands.

Frequently asked questions

What box size should I use for folded clothing?

Measure the garment folded exactly as it will ship, then add 5 to 10mm clearance on each axis. Most folded tees and shirts fit a mailer around 10 x 8 x 2 inches. Sizing to the fold rather than to a box you already own is usually where apparel brands recover the most on shipping cost.

Should I use a mailer box or a poly mailer?

Poly mailers are cheaper and lighter, which suits basics and high-volume, price-sensitive lines. A printed mailer box protects structure, survives returns handling, and carries the unboxing moment that premium apparel depends on. Many brands use both, splitting by price point.

Can the box be designed for easy returns?

Yes. A double tear-strip or a second adhesive lane lets the customer reseal the same box without tape. For categories with high return rates, this reduces both friction and the number of damaged returns that arrive unsellable.

Do you print on the inside of the box?

Interior printing is available and is one of the highest-impact options for apparel, since the printed interior is what the customer sees at the moment of opening. It adds a print pass, so factor it into both cost and lead time.