Candle boxes protect a poured candle on its way to the customer and carry your brand on the shelf. Candle makers, boutique shops, and gift brands use them for jars, tins, pillars, and sets. Every box is printed to your jar dimensions with no minimum order, and TBPB beats a written quote for the same specs. For a classic retail carton look at candle boxes, for a premium presentation custom luxury candle boxes, and for shipping a customer order use the candle shipping box. Send your jar height and diameter plus a quantity, even one, and we return a dieline and quote.
No. Order a single box or thousands. There's no MOQ, so you can launch small and reorder as you grow.
Not on its own. For shipping glass, pair a presentation box with a corrugated mailer and insert, or use a shipping-rated design. We'll help you choose.
We build to your jar's exact diameter and height. Send the jar specs and we'll size the box to fit snugly.
Yes, foil stamping, soft-touch, magnetic closures, and window cutouts are all available, even on short runs.
A candle on a boutique shelf, a candle in a subscription box, and a candle shipped to a stranger need three different boxes. Retail shelf boxes only need to look good and hold the jar upright, so a two-piece box or a simple carton is enough. A box that ships alone needs rigid corners and a snug insert, because glass jars crack when they bump a hard surface. A gift set needs space for a wick trimmer, a lid, or matches. Decide the job first and the format follows.
A two-piece candle box has a base and a separate lid, so it opens like a gift. A tuck-end carton folds flat in storage and costs less, but the jar slides out the top. A sleeve and tray candle box slides open like a drawer, which suits premium launches. A candle window box lets customers see the wax color and label without opening it. A candle dust cover is a lighter sleeve or lid-only cover for jars already sitting in their own tins or glass.
Measure the jar at its widest point, not the label width, and measure total height with the lid on. If a wooden or glass lid sticks up, include it. Add a few millimeters of clearance so the jar goes in without scraping the wall. Kraft board gives you an earthy, handmade look and prints well in one or two colors. White board and rigid board give richer color. Soft-touch lamination feels good in the hand but marks easily when it rubs, and gloss shows fingerprints less. For heavy jars, a paperboard insert or divider keeps the jar from shifting.
If a jar is going into a mailing carton, a printed shipping carton from shipping boxes handles crushing better than a decorative box ever will. For monthly candle clubs, subscription boxes hold several items together. For a high-end display or gift set, custom rigid boxes give a heavier feel than paperboard. Scented candles carry fragrance and safety labeling that you are responsible for; we print the artwork you supply.
Send jar width, jar height, how many boxes, and your logo or label art. One box is enough to check fit. We return a dieline for approval before printing. If you want a window, an insert, or a shipping version of the same box, say so in your first message and it goes on the quote.
No. Order one box to test fit or thousands for a retail launch. Size and print are the same either way.
Measure the widest point of the jar and its full height with the lid on, then add a few millimeters of clearance. Send those numbers and we build the dieline around them.
A printed box alone is thin protection. For parcel shipping, add an insert and put the printed box inside a corrugated carton. The candle shipping box is built for that.
Yes. A film-covered cut-out in the front shows the wax and label. See candle window boxes for the format.
Yes, CBD candle boxes are available. Regulatory and labeling text is yours to supply, and we print it as supplied artwork.
Send a written quote for the same size, material, and quantity. We aim to beat it and will say so plainly if we cannot.
