Eyewear Boxes

Materials That Hold Their Shape

When purchasing an eyewear box, the importance of choosing one that provides a suitable level of presentation and protection cannot be overstated. A choice of materials is used throughout the manufacture of The Boxes Hub's range of packaging to enhance the presentation of the product on a retail shelf or in a store display. Cardboard, corrugated board, and kraft paper are utilised across all styles to ensure both structural integrity and a pleasing aesthetic. Whether the focus is on protecting a pair of luxury sunglasses or the need is to draw attention to the product, the correct material is chosen to facilitate this.

Structural Styles for Every Kind of Eyewear

As no two ranges of eyewear are the same, the boxes have been manufactured using a variety of structural styles. Magnetic closure boxes offer a fuss-free opening mechanism that offers a truly premium presentation and feel. Classic tuck-end boxes are an incredibly versatile and cost-effective option that continue to be popular within the retail sector. Drawer-style cases offer a slower reveal of the product when opening and will therefore present a higher-end look and feel. Across all structural styles, the options of shape, size, and finish are all customisable to create the perfect look for any particular collection of eyewear.

Branding Options Built Into the Box

The personalisation of a box with a brand logo or the chosen brand colours is a feature available across all box styles. Offset, digital. UV printing are available to enable the customer to choose the correct level of detail for their branding requirements, from simply incorporating a wordmark to full coverage of the box artwork.

Foil Stamping

Metallic foiling in a range of gold, silver. Custom colours offers a truly luxurious addition to any box artwork, particularly if a logo or brand name is to stand out against a more neutral box design.

Embossing and Debossing

The creation of a raised or recessed design within the finish of the box creates a visual and tactile contrast, making it a popular choice for the inclusion of a logo, message, or pattern.

Spot UV Coating

A glossy finish that has been applied to specific areas of the design will draw the eye towards the imagery or text and present a more durable finish.

Die-Cut Windows

A bespoke die-cut window will enable the customer to showcase the product without having to open the box, with the option of creating the window in any shape desired.

Textured Finishes

The inclusion of a soft-touch laminate, matte surface, or linen-style texture will elevate the look and feel of the box, offering the recipient something that is worth noting.

Getting eyewear packaging right is crucial to finding the correct balance between structure, material, and finish that fits the product and brand correctly. The Boxes Hub is on hand to help find the right combination.