Common uses
- Folded apparel
- Accessories and small leather goods
- Beauty and lifestyle gift sets
- Jewelry with a fitted insert
Rigid box structures
Custom Rigid Drawer Boxes
A sliding inner tray inside an outer sleeve creates a controlled opening experience for apparel, accessories and gift sets. Wanxin Pack coordinates the structure, wrapping, logo and insert around your product, with a standard MOQ of 500 pieces per item.
Options
Build the specification around the product and order.
Available materials
- Paper-wrapped greyboard
- Coated or uncoated wrapping paper
- Textured paper subject to availability
- Paperboard or other suitable inserts
Printing methods
- Printed wrapping paper
- Single-color logo applications
- Exterior and selected interior branding
Surface finishes
- Foil stamping
- Embossed or debossed details
- Matte or gloss surfaces
- Ribbon pull or finger notch
Product options
- Single sliding tray
- Sleeve with ribbon-pull tray
- Tray with dividers
- Coordinated tissue and printed insert
Printing and finishing feasibility depends on quantity, material, dimensions and artwork. Not every process is suitable for every starting quantity.
Choosing your packaging
Check the tray, sleeve and product as one structure.
Start with the usable tray space
Measure the product in the condition in which it will be packed. Folded garments, tissue, cards and an insert all take space. Describe the desired arrangement and give length, width and height in millimetres. Identify these as product measurements or required internal box measurements; do not use the outside sleeve size as the available packing space.
Review how the tray opens
A ribbon pull and a finger notch offer different ways to open the drawer. The tray should move comfortably while holding the contents in place. Check the fit with a plain structural sample before approving the printed wrap. If the product can move when the tray opens, review a divider or fitted insert instead of simply increasing the box size.
Plan artwork around folds and edges
Supply the logo as vector artwork where available. Identify the top, sides, sleeve opening and inside tray separately. A digital proof checks position and text; a physical sample checks paper texture, folds, print and the sliding action. Confirm which surfaces are covered by the sleeve when the box is closed.
Compare delivered cost, not only box price
An assembled rigid drawer box occupies space during shipment. Ask for packed carton dimensions, quantity per carton and gross weight as well as the unit price. A smaller correctly fitted tray, simpler insert or fewer finishing operations may reduce cost, but each change needs a fit and appearance check.
Coordinate the surrounding packaging
A drawer box can be quoted alongside a shopping bag, tissue, card and shipping pack. Each component keeps its own quantity and specification. Check the assembled set in the intended outer packaging; a decorative rigid box should not automatically be treated as a complete parcel-shipping solution.
Specification checklist
Drawer box specification checklist
| Decision | Information to provide | What to check in a sample |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Packed product dimensions and required inner tray space | Product fit, tissue overlap and room for removal |
| Opening | Ribbon pull or finger notch; preferred opening direction | Tray movement with the contents inside |
| Insert | Number of products and the planned arrangement | Movement, contact points and ease of unpacking |
| Branding | Logo, color reference and each printed surface | Print position, wrap edges and finish |
| Shipping | Quantity, destination and required delivery date | Outer protection, carton size and packing quantity |
Planning ranges
Useful reference points before quotation.
Standard MOQ
500 pieces per item.
Sampling
Material samples, plain structural samples or fully printed samples can be arranged depending on what needs to be approved.
Typical Lead Time
Sampling is approximately 7–14 days. Bulk production is approximately 20–35 days after sample and artwork approval.
Our standard MOQ is 500 pieces per item for most custom specifications. Some special structures, materials or finishing processes may require a higher MOQ.
What we confirm
From artwork check to packing details.
Dimensions, print position, material, finish, sample method and carton packing are organized before the relevant production stage.
For an accurate quotation
Send the details that affect production and shipping.
- Packaging items required
- Quantity for each item
- Product or box dimensions
- Logo or artwork
- Preferred material or finish
- Destination country and postcode
- Required delivery date
- Reference images
FAQ
Practical answers before you request a quote.
What is a rigid drawer box?
It is a presentation box with an inner tray that slides out of an outer sleeve. Paper-wrapped rigid board provides the structure; a ribbon pull or notch can help open it. The tray, sleeve and insert need to be designed around the packed product.
Can drawer boxes be supplied flat?
A conventional assembled rigid drawer box generally keeps its shape in transit. If storage or freight volume is a priority, ask for a comparison with an appropriate folding carton or another flat-supplied structure. Do not assume every drawer design can fold flat.
Can I order two drawer box sizes?
Yes, sizes can be reviewed in one project. Each size and design is quoted separately, with a standard MOQ of 500 pieces per item for most specifications.
What changes the cost of a custom drawer box?
Dimensions, board and wrap, insert complexity, printed surfaces, finishing operations, order quantity and packed shipping volume all affect the quotation. Final pricing follows a specification review.
Start a project
Send a short description of the packaging you need.
Quantities, dimensions, artwork and delivery details can be shared later if they are not ready yet.
Request a Quote