Thickness & GSM
Our standard rigid build is 157 g art paper over 1,200 g grey board. Folding cartons run 300-400 g board; corrugated mailers pair 250 g liners with E-flute; paper bags use 150-300 g art paper. Heavier or lighter boards on request.
Customization · Material
The board and paper decide how strong, how light and how premium your packaging feels. Here is what we use most, and where each one belongs.

Our materials
Common material is 157 g art paper wrapped over 1,200 g grey board
Common material is 300/350/400 g cardboard / 250 g cardboard glue E+ corrugated paper and 250 cardboard.
Common material is 150 / 250 / 300 g art paper + 250 g reinforced top and bottom cards.
In the factory
The papers, boards and finishes we work with every day.
Material specs
The eight close-ups above, in words: thickness, finish and where each paper or board fits. Exact specs are confirmed on your quote.
Our standard rigid build is 157 g art paper over 1,200 g grey board. Folding cartons run 300-400 g board; corrugated mailers pair 250 g liners with E-flute; paper bags use 150-300 g art paper. Heavier or lighter boards on request.
Every sheet prints CMYK for photos and gradients or Pantone for exact brand colours, inside and out. Kraft and recycled boards can stay uncoated for a natural look, or take matte, gloss or soft-touch lamination.
Texture changes how light and fingers read the surface. Choose a paper with its own grain, or add emboss or deboss to a smooth sheet for texture without ink. We show the grain on a sample before the run.
Metallic card for lids, wraps and accent panels. Gloss faces read bright and sharp; matte faces calm the shine down. The sheet wraps or mounts over board, with weights matched to your structure and confirmed on your quote.
Pearlescent sheets give a soft shimmer that shifts with the light — a favourite for cosmetics and jewellery. Common families include plain pearl, iridescent and starlit effects; we match the weight to your box structure and confirm it on your quote.
An embossed-grain paper that reads as leather — the premium cue for jewellery, wine and watch packaging. It wraps cleanly over rigid board, takes hot foil and blind emboss well, and needs no lamination.
Real cloth bonded to a paper backing, so it wraps rigid board like paper but keeps a woven hand-feel. Note for buyers: fine print does not hold on cloth, so plan foil or deboss for branding and allow slightly more wrap tolerance at corners.
A sparkle sheet for cosmetic, holiday and gifting runs. Best as a wrap or accent panel over a solid-colour base board rather than a full print surface — keep branding to hot foil or a clean label so the sparkle stays the hero.
Material applications
The same papers and boards, shown made up on finished boxes and bags.
Sample pack
Three kinds of sample, each answering a different question. Most buyers start with the third.
Buyer questions
Quick answers on boards, papers and finishes.
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