Custom & Premium Box Inserts for Packaging
Custom box inserts sit inside another box to hold one product still or to separate several pieces. UK gift brands, jewellers and retailers use them when a product would otherwise slide in transit or look unfinished when the lid opens. The material and the fit are confirmed on your quotation.
What an insert is for
An insert is not the outer box. It is the piece that organises what the customer sees when the pack is opened. It can cradle one item or divide a set.
Holding one product
A bottle, a candle, a device or a piece of jewellery often needs a shaped space so it does not rattle. Say how the item is shaped and whether the insert should hide the base of the product.
Separating a set
Gift sets, tool kits and cosmetic kits use inserts to keep pieces apart. Rigid boxes, gift wrapping boxes and jewellery gift boxes are the outer packs these inserts are commonly quoted with.
Details that help an insert quotation
The useful information is the product, not a material name copied from another supplier. Request a quotation with the points below. Order quantity and timing are confirmed in the reply. Quotation requests receive a 24h quote response.
- What the insert must hold, and how many pieces
- The outer box it has to fit, if you already have one
- The quantity of inserts
- Whether the insert should be plain or printed
- A photo or a simple sketch if the shape is unusual
A typical insert enquiry
An insert enquiry usually starts because something arrived damaged or looked loose when the lid opened. A candle brand may need a jar held in the centre of a gift box. A kit brand may need three bottles kept apart. Measure the outer box if you already have it, and photograph the product from above. Say whether the insert is seen by the customer or hidden under a card. Those two answers change the quote more than a material name does.