Luxury Gift Boxes

Luxury gift boxes are rigid boxes made from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or textured paper, with a lid that closes softly and an insert that holds the product still. TBPB makes them custom to your product and artwork with no minimum order, from a single sample to a full run.

Pricing depends on size, material and quantity. Tell us what you need and a specialist replies within one business day with a firm quote, a free dieline and a digital proof. No minimum order, free shipping.

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Shipping and Turnaround

Standard production runs 7 to 14 business days, depending on the box style, print method, and finishing you choose, a simple kraft mailer moves faster than a box with foil stamping or spot UV. Need it sooner? We handle rush requests case by case, so email us your deadline before you place the order and we’ll tell you straight whether we can hit it.

Shipping is free on every order, in the United States and internationally. We ship with FedEx, UPS, USPS or DHL depending on your location and order size, and you’ll get a tracking number as soon as your order leaves our facility.

  • Standard turnaround: 7 to 14 business days
  • Rush orders: handled case by case, contact us with your deadline
  • Shipping: free worldwide via FedEx, UPS, USPS, or DHL
  • Tracking: provided once your order ships
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Luxury gift boxes are rigid boxes built from thick greyboard wrapped in printed or textured paper, and TBPB makes them custom to your product with no minimum order. If a competitor gives you a written quote for the same specs, bring it and we will beat it.

Why a rigid box feels heavy in the hand

Board thickness does most of the work. Rigid gift boxes are usually built from greyboard between 1.5 and 3 mm, and you notice the difference the moment someone lifts one. At 1.5 mm the walls give slightly under a thumb. At 2 to 3 mm they do not, and the lid settles shut with a slow cushion of air instead of a click. Wrap paper, foil and lamination all help, but they sit on top of that structure. They cannot replace it.

Four structures and what each is good at

  • Lid and base: two pieces, the most forgiving to make and the easiest to stack. Good for candles, apparel and heavier items.
  • Magnetic flap: opens like a book with a hidden magnet. Best for jewelry, skincare sets and gifts that are revealed once. See our magnetic closure gift boxes.
  • Drawer: a tray that slides out of a sleeve. Good for keepsakes and anything the customer will open again.
  • Shoulder neck: a lid that sits over a raised inner shoulder. The classic for fragrance and spirits accessories.

If your brand leans toward a cleaner, brighter look, white rigid gift boxes take foil and color accents well. You can also browse the full custom gift boxes range.

The insert decides whether it feels designed

A product seated in a cut-out at the right depth, with a thumb notch to lift it out, looks considered. A product sliding around in tissue does not, however good the outer box is. We cut inserts from board, molded pulp or foam, and for odd shapes or delicate pieces a custom foam insert holds everything still.

Wrap, print and where rigid is the wrong call

The wrap paper can be printed in CMYK or matched to a Pantone color, then finished with matte or gloss coating, soft-touch lamination, spot UV, foil stamping or embossing. One restrained foil mark on a plain wrap often looks richer than full coverage print. Rigid boxes do cost more to make than folding cartons and they arrive assembled, so they take shipping space. If you only need shelf appeal for a light product, a folding carton may be the smarter choice. If the box is the gift, rigid is worth it.

Sizing, proofs and ordering one or many

Measure the product at its widest, longest and tallest points, then give us those three numbers plus anything that goes in with it, such as a card, tissue or a ribbon pull. We add the insert thickness and a small clearance to calculate the inner size, then draw a flat dieline so you can see exactly where each fold, panel and finish falls before anything is cut. Because there is no minimum order, you can order a single box to check fit in your hand, then place the full run once you are happy. Many buyers do exactly that for a retail launch or a client pitch, where one wrong dimension on a thousand boxes would be an expensive mistake.

Send your product dimensions and quantity, even if it is just one, and we will draw the dieline and quote it.

Frequently asked questions

  1. What is a luxury gift box made of?

    Most are rigid boxes: 1.5 to 3 mm greyboard wrapped in printed or textured paper, with an insert of molded pulp, foam or board inside. The thick board is why they feel solid compared with a folding carton, which is made from thin paperboard.

  2. What is the minimum order for luxury gift boxes?

    There is no minimum order. You can order one box for a sample or a pitch, ten for a launch, or thousands for a full run. Send your dimensions and the quantity you need and we will quote it.

  3. Which closure should I choose: magnetic, lid-and-base or drawer?

    Magnetic flap boxes open like a book and suit gifts that are revealed once. Lid-and-base is the most forgiving and the easiest to stack. Drawer boxes feel playful and work for keepsakes. For heavy products, lid-and-base with a shoulder is usually the safest.

  4. How do I size a rigid gift box?

    Measure the product at its widest, longest and tallest points, then add the thickness of the insert and about 1/8 inch of clearance per side so the item seats without wedging. Tell us the product and we will confirm the inner dimensions on the dieline.

  5. Can rigid gift boxes be shipped as they are?

    They can, but they are not built for it. Rigid walls dent at the corners if a parcel is dropped. Most brands ship them inside a corrugated mailer or a mailer box with a little void fill, and use the rigid box as the unboxing layer.

  6. Can you match my brand colors and add foil?

    Yes. We print CMYK or match Pantone colors on the wrap paper, and add foil stamping, embossing, spot UV or soft-touch lamination where the design calls for it. Send your artwork and we will mark where each finish lands before anything is made.

Luxury gift boxes built on board thickness, not decoration

A luxury gift box is a rigid box: greyboard walls wrapped in printed or textured paper, a lid that closes with a slow cushion of air, and an insert cut to the product. Brands choose them for jewelry, candles, skincare sets, spirits accessories, watches, corporate gifts and anything else that has to feel valuable before the customer sees what is inside. TBPB builds them to your dimensions in lid-and-base, magnetic flap, drawer and shoulder-neck structures, with no minimum order and a price-beat guarantee on any written quote for the same specs.

Choosing board and structure for a luxury box

Start with the product, not the box. Measure the item at its widest, longest and tallest points, then decide how it should sit: flat in a cut-out, standing in a cradle, or nested with other pieces. Board thickness comes next. Around 2 mm suits most gifts. Go toward 3 mm for heavy items such as candles or glassware, where the walls need to carry load. Then pick the wrap and finish. Matte or soft-touch paper hides fingerprints, foil and embossing catch light on a logo, and a plain wrap with one foil mark often looks richer than a fully printed one. Send your dimensions and quantity and we will draw the dieline and quote it.

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