When you package more than one product, it helps to plan the whole range together rather than one carton at a time. Product packaging can be specified item by item, with each box sized and printed to suit its contents while sharing a consistent look across the line. That coordination keeps a range reading as one on the shelf and simplifies reordering.
Planning a range
Start by listing each product with its internal dimensions and weight, so every carton fits its item without excess space. A shared design language across the boxes, even at different sizes, ties the range together visually. Reviewing samples of the key sizes confirms both fit and the family look before a full run.
Points to specify
- Internal dimensions and weight for each item
- Structure suited to how each product ships or displays
- Consistent print approach across the range
- Made to your custom size from a minimum of 100 units
Agreeing artwork and the key sizes up front, and keeping the files to hand, makes reordering across the range quicker and keeps the family look consistent as the line grows.
Whether you are launching a range or standardising an existing one, share your product list for a quote against each specification.
