Materials & Finishes
The feel is part of the story.
Start with a suitable structure. Then choose the paper, color and tactile details that give it a character of its own.
01 / Paperboard
A versatile canvas
For folding cartons and selected insert structures. Board grade and thickness should reflect the product weight, printing method and desired feel.
02 / Corrugated board
Structure with purpose
For mailers, dividers and protective components. Flute, liner and construction work together; choose them around the complete pack.
03 / Wrapped board
A gift-worthy finish
For selected collapsible gift box constructions. The wrap, board, hinge and closure need to work as a complete structure.
A considered finishing touch
Make the details count.
Print & color
Explore brand color, artwork coverage and print process together. A screen preview is not a physical color reference.
Foil details
Highlight selected elements with foil. Fine lines, coverage and paper texture should be reviewed for feasibility.
Embossing & debossing
Create raised or recessed details. The result depends on the paper, board, artwork and position on the structure.
Coatings & laminations
Discuss surface feel and protection alongside appearance. Additional layers can affect material separation and end-of-life options.
Textured & specialty papers
Explore tactile effects and naturally varied surfaces. Availability, consistency and printing behavior need to be checked.
Uncoated finishes
Consider an understated surface with visible paper character. Print appearance and resistance to marking vary by stock.
Specify with care
Material claims
need material evidence.
Recycled content, certified sourcing and recyclability are different claims. Each needs to be assessed for the actual material, construction and intended market.
Share any sourcing or end-of-life requirements early. Relevant availability and documentation should be verified before a claim is printed on the packaging.
No certification or environmental claim is implied by the options on this page. Final materials and finishes are confirmed project by project.
From an idea to a clear brief
Your next packaging project starts here.
Tell us what you are making. We will help frame the packaging conversation.