Custom Apparel and Clothing Packaging

What apparel packaging covers

Clothing is light and soft, so apparel packaging is mostly about presentation and keeping garments clean and neat. Online brands lean on printed mailer boxes and poly or paper mailers. Boutiques use shopping bags and tissue. Premium labels use rigid or magnetic closure boxes for gift items, and footwear brands need sturdy shoe boxes.

Styles that suit fashion

• Mailer boxes for direct-to-consumer orders and subscriptions.
• Two-piece and rigid boxes for premium garments and gifts.
• Shoe boxes in corrugated or paperboard.
• Printed shopping bags for retail stores and events.
• Hanger boxes for socks, ties and small accessories on pegs.

Materials and finishes

Corrugated E-flute is a thin, strong board that makes good mailer boxes for apparel. Kraft gives a natural, minimal look that suits sustainable fashion. Rigid chipboard wrapped in paper suits luxury lines. Inside printing, soft-touch lamination and foil logos add to the unboxing. Paper tissue, stickers and thank-you cards finish the experience.

Design tips

Size boxes around a folded garment so it does not slide or crease. A single mailer size for most orders keeps fulfillment simple, with a second size for bulky items. Print your logo outside and a message inside to reward the customer when the lid opens. Keep shipping labels in mind: leave a plain area where a label can go without covering the design.

How ordering works

Tell us what you sell, typical folded sizes, the style and the quantity. We reply with pricing and suggest materials and finishes. Our designers can place your artwork on the dieline, and you approve a digital proof before print. Our production partner makes your packaging and ships it anywhere in the USA and Canada. If you plan seasonal drops, ask about one base box with seasonal stickers or sleeves. Tell us your monthly order volume too, so we can suggest sizes that suit your fulfillment.