Shape the first impression
Choose what appears first and how the opening introduces the products. A reference image can help explain the presentation you have in mind.
Custom rigid-box packaging by SleekBoxes
Planning a media drop or influencer send? We’ll help develop the rigid box, insert and presentation around the contents. Bring the brief you have; a finished box design isn’t needed to enquire.
Presentation and protection
Think about what recipients see first, how the items sit inside and how the kit will be sent. These choices help guide the box and insert design.
Choose what appears first and how the opening introduces the products. A reference image can help explain the presentation you have in mind.
The insert can hold items in position and make them easier to remove. Product size, weight and fragility guide the design.
Your artwork and brand guidelines shape the print and finishes. SleekBoxes branding does not appear on your packaging.
If kits will be sent separately, the insert, rigid box and outer packing need to be considered together. Tell us how you plan to send them.
Box and insert guidance
Share photos or descriptions of the contents and any sizes or weights you know. We’ll use them to discuss the box construction and insert.
You can also browse our PR and influencer kit packaging for box options to discuss.
For a mixed kit, the layout needs to account for item size, weight and how each piece is removed. Flag anything fragile.
Share how you want the reveal to work. The box construction, insert position and printed surfaces can be developed together.
The rigid box and insert may also need outer packing. Explain your shipping plans so this can be included in the discussion.
Have artwork, a reference image or an existing box you like? Send it as a starting point for the design discussion.
Design, review and production
Review the design and agree the production scope before the full run. Cost and timing depend on the specification, quantity, sampling and delivery needs.
We recommend a box construction and insert layout based on the contents, presentation and delivery needs.
Review the initial layout and artwork placement, then request design revisions.
Ask about an existing sample or a custom sample for your kit. The type and cost depend on what you need to check.
Confirm the specification, quoted cost and delivery plan before the production run.
We’ll review the date alongside the design, quantity, sampling needs and delivery plan.
Rush options on request
Rush production is available on request for suitable projects and may cost extra. Share the brief and required arrival date so we can discuss feasibility.
Several items, fragile pieces or an unusual shape can make the insert more involved. Flag those details when you share the contents.
Tell us which materials, artwork or finishes are essential and where you’re open to alternatives. The specification affects what is practical in the time available.
Ask if you need to check fit, materials or construction in person. The sample type affects both cost and the schedule.
Include the destination and required arrival date. If kits will be sent to individual recipients, explain that plan too.
Rush feasibility depends on the kit design, quantity, materials, sampling needs and destination. The available options and delivery plan need to be confirmed for your project.
Tell us the required arrival date and destination. Add the contents and quantity if known; we’ll discuss feasibility and any additional charges.
Start with what you know
Tell us what you want to send and what the kit is for. Add the information below if you know it.
Describe the contents. Photos and approximate dimensions are useful if available.
Share an estimate if you have one. The final quantity can be discussed.
Say where the kits need to arrive and whether you plan one delivery or separate sends, if known.
Include a fixed arrival date if you have one so timing can be discussed early.
Artwork, reference images and budget guidance are welcome with your enquiry. They help explain what you have in mind.
Review before production
Use the digital mockup to review the look of the kit. If a physical check would help, ask about a sample before the full run.
Your next step
Share what’s going inside and any plans you have for quantity, presentation and delivery. We can help work out the box and insert.
A finished dieline isn’t needed for an enquiry. If the arrival date is fixed, include it with the destination.