Custom packaging inserts
Custom inserts protect what matters, guide the unboxing experience and keep products looking their best from every angle.
Insert anatomy
Precision planning creates the right fit, protection and presentation across shipping, handling and the unboxing moment.
Choose the right insert direction
Folded paperboard can create crisp cavities, supports and presentation platforms with broad print compatibility.
Skincare sets, cosmetics kits and coordinated products that need clean structure.
Formed paper fiber can cushion products through contoured walls, radiused corners and integrated support.
Products that benefit from shaped support and a natural material expression.
Constructed board platforms can support a substantial reveal with coordinated wrapped edges and refined lift details.
Premium sets, fragrance presentations and heavier products that need a considered opening.
Known starting point
Product-specific development
Our insert process
Share dimensions, weight, orientation and any pressure-sensitive details.
Develop cavities, support points, finger access and presentation order.
Review fit, removal, protection and the intended opening experience.
Approve the insert direction against the box and project specification.
Built for beauty and personal care
Secure bottles and jars while protecting pumps, caps and the intended opening order.
Support glass containers with a tailored cavity and clear removal access.
Organize multiple components for a polished, retail-ready presentation.
Create defined positions for tools and accessories without confusing the reveal.
Ready for a quote
The more relevant information you can share, the more focused the insert conversation can be.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the actual product or an accurate drawing, widest dimensions, weight, closure and pump details, preferred orientation, product grouping, outer-box direction and approximate quantity. Photos and reference packaging can help clarify the intended opening experience.
The useful direction depends on the product geometry, weight, sensitivity, visual goal, outer box and project requirements. Paperboard can create crisp folded structures and printed surfaces; molded paper fiber can create contoured support with a natural fiber character. Suitability should be confirmed against the complete brief.
Some paperboard and wrapped-board insert directions can carry coordinated color, print or finishing. The suitable process depends on the material, construction, artwork and project specification, so branding should be reviewed with the insert and outer box together.
A suitable structural sample can help review cavity size, product movement, pressure points, finger access, lift direction and how the insert works with the outer box. Confirm what the sample represents and which details remain subject to the final production specification.
Let’s build the right fit
