Tissue Boxes with Custom Packaging
Custom Tissue Boxes
One of the most effective ways to stand out from the competition is by adding a little something extra to your product packaging. Expanding on this idea, we also wanted to offer an alternative for those who are looking for a more personalized experience. That's why we're so excited about our new Custom Tissue Boxes Wholesale.
The Custom Tissue Boxes line offers customers the ability to get their company logo printed on a decorative box that they then fill with disposable paper tissue packets. Customers love that they can customize their order and choose the size of box they need - there are even small to go style boxes available.
Where to Find the Best Templates Having Personal Feel
Paper Vogue offers one-of-a-kind customizable tissue boxes that come in a variety of shapes, styles, and colors. Pick your favorite design then type in the quantity and it will automatically tell you how much it will cost per box. Of course if you want an even better deal, Paper Vogue also offers bulk orders where if you buy 5 packs or more at once (in any combination) there's no shipping fee! You can order Personalized Tissue Box up to 15 packs at once too which means spending less than 50 cents per box when ordering in bulk.
How to set up a Design File
Designing the layout for a set of custom printed tissue boxes can be challenging, but it doesn't have to be. The following is an easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide on how to create a design file from scratch:
1) Open up Photoshop and create a new document that's 8.5 x 11 inches at 300dpi. Make sure you choose CMYK color mode and that the resolution is set to 150%. Also make sure you save this document in RGB mode as well so you can export the file later on.
2) Select the Rectangle Tool (U) and drag out a rectangle shape onto the art board. Fill it with any desired color (I chose black). Change the opacity level to 50% and then go back into Layer Styles (Layer > Layer Style > Outer Glow).
3) Drag out another rectangle shape onto the art board, fill it with white and apply the same layer style properties like before. Then change its opacity level to 10%. Your first layer should now look something like this
How Much Does it Cost?
The cost for custom packaging will vary depending on what you need and how many units. The more you order, the less expensive the cost per unit. We offer two different types of custom tissue boxes: 1) cardboard and 2) plastic. Tissue Boxes with Custom Packaging cheaper produce so it has a lower price point when ordered in bulk, but it's also not as sturdy as plastic so if the product is heavy or fragile we recommend using plastic. Contact us for a quote today!
How Long will it Take?
A box can be designed in as little as two weeks, but a rushed order will increase the price and may result in delays. The process usually takes up to three weeks from start to finish, depending on the complexity of the design. If you want something simple that doesn't need a lot of detail (like a logo), it will only take a few days. This timeline is an estimate and subject to change depending on unforeseen circumstances.
Printing on Custom Tissue Boxes
First off, the box must be made of high quality material that can withstand being printed on. Next, the surface must be smooth in order for the ink not to smudge during printing; otherwise, it will create an uneven surface or have an inconsistent appearance when printed.
Lastly, if you want any sort of textured design such as embossing or die-cutting in the design then it must be done beforehand and cannot be done at the same time as printing.
What are Custom Tissue Box covers?
Custom tissue box covers are a great way to add a little bit of luxury and personalization to any event or hospital stay. They come in many different shapes, sizes, colors and prints. You can choose from classic designs like stripes or polka dots to more modern patterns like zig zigs or animal print. The best part is that they work with any theme or color scheme!
Common Mistakes when designing Custom Tissues Box
1. Printing the design on the front and back of the box. If a design is only meant to be seen on one side, it should only be printed on one side.
2. Not considering the size of the box when designing a label that wraps around all sides of the box. When you're adding a label, think about how much room there is for text and how much space you want between lines of text or graphics.
3. Leaving large blank spaces in between lines of text or graphics on labels that wrap around all sides of the box so that people can read them more easily without feeling like they're trying to decipher anagrams!
4. Choosing a font that isn't legible at smaller sizes. For example, if you use Copperplate Gothic Bold at 100pt., it will likely look good when printed out but may not translate well into vinyl cutouts because of its thick strokes and tiny details which are difficult to reproduce at small sizes.
5. Assuming all card stock is the same thickness when creating your design files or artwork before sending them off to print.
Conclusion
Customized tissue boxes are a great way to provide customers with an enhanced experience and keep them coming back for more. They also make a great gift for family, friends, and coworkers. Tissue box packages can be customized in any way you like: color, shape, size, design on the cover. Personalized tissue box packages are a great way to show others how much you care about them and make their day just a little brighter.
