Stylish Apparel Packaging for Fashion Brands
Apparel packaging covers the boxes and bags UK clothing, shoe and accessory brands use when a garment is sold in a shop or posted to a customer. Say whether you need a box, a bag, or both. The size, print and quantity are confirmed on your quotation.
Clothing and accessories this packaging suits
Folded knitwear, a pair of shoes and a small accessory do not share one pack. Describe the garment and the sales channel.
Shops and boutiques
A printed box or a paper shopping bag is the pack the customer carries out of a boutique. Paper shopping bags are the related product when the garment does not need a box.
Posted fashion orders
Online clothing orders often leave in mailer boxes. The apparel packaging industry page covers the wider clothing enquiry.
What to include in an apparel quotation
Request a quotation and name the garment. Specification, quantity and timing are confirmed in the reply. Quotation requests receive a 24h quote response.
- The item, such as a shirt, shoes, jewellery or a full outfit
- Whether you need a box, a bag, or both
- The quantity and the approximate size
- Whether it is sold in a shop or posted
- The logo and any care or size text that must be printed
A typical clothing enquiry
A boutique folding a shirt into a box and an online shop posting jeans in a mailer are both apparel packaging, but only one of them is a carry-out pack. Say which garments share a size and which need their own. Shoes usually need a stiffer box than a scarf. If you want the shop name on a paper bag as well as on the carton, ask for both on the same quotation so the print is consistent. Include the folded size if you have already packed the garment.