Paper trays
Corrugated, paper board or moulded pulp trays — light, recyclable and quick to assemble, with the cavity cut to your product outline.
Customization · Inserts
An insert holds the product still, cushions it in transit and makes the unboxing feel considered. Here are the insert types we make.

Our inserts
Die-cut foam or EVA cradles heavy or fragile items; the cut follows the product outline.
Corrugated, paper or moulded pulp trays are light, recyclable and quick to assemble.
Fabric-lined trays and covers add a soft, premium touch for jewellery and gifting.
In the factory
The options we work with every day.
Insert specs
The eight insert builds above, in words: what each one protects best and when we recommend it. Your insert is cut to a sample first.
Corrugated, paper board or moulded pulp trays — light, recyclable and quick to assemble, with the cavity cut to your product outline.
Die-cut sponge foam cradles heavy or fragile items, with cut-outs that follow the product shape exactly.
Light, resilient EPE cushions knocks and scratches — a good all-round pick for glass, ceramics and electronics.
Denser than sponge, EVA holds crisp die-cut edges — the premium pick when the insert is part of the look, not just the protection.
Clear PET blister holds the product visibly in place — the cavity is formed from a mould of your item.
Satin-covered pads and linings add a soft, premium touch for jewellery and gifting sets.
Sponge wrapped in velvet is the softest landing for delicate finishes — the classic jewellery-box build.
Sponge faced with printed paper: the cavity carries your brand colours and product name while the foam does the protecting.
Applications
The options shown on real orders.
Buyer questions
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask us most about inserts.
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