A round top box has a curved, dome-style top instead of a flat lid, a soft shape that stands out in gift and favor packaging. It suits chocolates, soaps, candles, jewelry, wedding and party favors, and small gift sets where the silhouette does the selling. We make custom round top boxes with no minimum order, so you can run 100 for an event and reorder at a lower per-box price at volume, at a price we will quote against any competitor.
We die-cut and score round top boxes from 14pt to 18pt SBS or kraft so they fold flat and lock into the domed shape, often with a handle cutout at the top for a purse or basket look. Finish them with full-color print, matte or gloss lamination, foil, and spot UV, and add a window or a ribbon for a gift feel.
Send the product size and the look you want, and we will build a dieline and a free proof, with free samples and free shipping. Standard turnaround is about 10 to 14 business days after proof approval, with rush handled case by case.
Round top box specs at a glance
- Style: die-cut round (dome) top, folds flat, optional top handle cutout
- Board: 14pt to 18pt SBS or kraft
- Sizes: cut to your product
- Finishes: matte, gloss, foil, spot UV, optional window or ribbon
- Minimum order: none. Start at 100.
- Turnaround: about 10 to 14 business days after proof approval
- Included: free dieline and proof, free samples, free shipping, and we will beat a comparable quote
Round top box FAQ
What is a round top box?
A round top box is a favor or gift box with a curved, dome-shaped top rather than a flat lid, often with a small handle cutout. It is popular for chocolates, soaps, and wedding favors.
Does a round top box ship flat?
Yes. We die-cut and score it to fold flat, so it ships and stores flat and locks into the domed shape when you fill it.
Can it have a handle or a window?
Yes. We can add a top handle cutout for a basket look and a die-cut window to show the product.
Is there a minimum order for round top boxes?
No. We make custom round top boxes with no minimum order, so you can start at 100 and reorder at a better per-unit price at volume.
