01 / Sample Service
Material & Finish References
Compare the feel and appearance of available papers and finish examples. A swatch is a useful reference, but it does not demonstrate the complete box construction.
Check the fit before the production run.
A sample helps you assess how the box holds your product, folds into shape and presents the artwork. Discuss the sample type, materials, cost and timing as part of your custom packaging quotation.
Sample Planning
Choose the checks your project needs.
| Artwork & Layout Review | Check panel positions, print content and the relationship between artwork and the folding structure. A digital view cannot confirm the physical fit. |
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| Structural Sample | Review dimensions, product clearance, closure and assembly. Confirm whether the proposed material matches the intended production specification. |
| Printed Sample | Assess artwork placement and appearance on the proposed packaging. Agree how the sampling method relates to the final production process. |
| Production Reference | Confirm the approved specification and any remaining changes before bulk production. Review revisions again for subsequent orders. |
What to Send Us
Your product is the best starting point.
- Dimensions & weight — include any inner wrapping or accessories
- Packing method — how the product and box will be assembled
- Artwork & references — logo, print files, colors or an existing box
- Order plan — quantity per design and your requested delivery date
Sample availability, charges, delivery arrangements and any credits toward bulk orders are confirmed in writing for your project.
Part of our sample room — box structures across the categories we produce.
Before Approving
Review more than the printed surface.
Does the product fit as it will actually be packed?
Check the product with its wrapping, accessories and inserts. Test the closing sequence and confirm that the contents have the intended clearance.
Can I compare different board options?
Discuss the materials you want to compare. The sample proposal will specify which options are available and what each sample is intended to demonstrate.
What happens when I reorder?
Reference the previous order and confirm whether the specification is unchanged. Material substitutions, structural changes or new artwork may require another review or sample.
Sample Service
A sample for each decision you need to make.
A material swatch, a blank box and a printed sample answer different questions. Choose a sample plan that matches the stage of your packaging project.
02 / Sample Service
Blank Structural Sample
Check product fit, folding, closure and the packing sequence. Include accessories and inserts so the review reflects how the product will actually be packed.
03 / Sample Service
Printed Packaging Sample
Review artwork placement and appearance with the proposed structure. Confirm the sample method and any differences from the planned bulk production process.
04 / Sample Service
Approval & Revisions
Record what was approved and which points still need revision. Confirm the sample cost, delivery arrangements and any additional review before bulk production.
Sample Review Checklist
Record the decisions before you approve.
| Product Fit | Use the actual product and its accessories. Note internal clearance, insert fit and whether the closing sequence works as intended. |
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| Material Reference | Record the liner, corrugated construction and thickness being reviewed. Identify any difference between the sample and proposed production material. |
| Appearance | Review the artwork version, panel orientation, color reference and finish. Identify changes before the next review. |
| Packing Method | Try the flat-to-assembled sequence and confirm the delivery format your packing team expects. |
| Approval Record | Record the sample reference, agreed revisions and remaining checks. Confirm sample charges and production timing separately. |
Discuss a sample for your product.
Share your dimensions, artwork and proposed order quantity so we can recommend the next step.
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