Tissue boxes are cartons built to hold and dispense a stack of tissues, with an opening on the top face that lets sheets be drawn one at a time. Sized correctly, the box supports the stack so tissues feed cleanly rather than dropping back inside, which is the difference between a box that works and one that frustrates.
The dispensing opening
The shape and size of the top slot govern how the tissues feed. Too small and sheets tear; too large and they fall back in. The opening is often finished with a die-cut oval or a film membrane, so decide which suits your product and how it affects the look of the printed top.
Sizing and print
The footprint must match the tissue stack you supply.
- Size the interior to the tissue stack's dimensions
- Choose a dispensing opening that feeds sheets cleanly
- Plan print across all faces if the box is on display
Ordering and print
Because the box is fully visible in use, print usually wraps every face, so plan artwork around the top opening rather than letting it cut through key detail. If you run a promotional or branded line, a single box size with changing print keeps stock simple. Share your tissue stack dimensions and the opening style you want when you request a quote.
These boxes are made to your custom size. A sample with your tissue stack confirms the feed works as intended.
