Print Peppermint / Specialty print
Rigid and magnetic boxes, foil-stamped and debossed — engineered by a print atelier, proofed by a human.
The box is part of the object. We design the structure around what it holds, then choose the paper, impression and opening moment together.
Pictured: Jones Ice Cream custom mailer and tissue — related packaging work.
01 / Custom rigid or magnetic boxes
A structure for the reveal
Lid & base
The classic lift-off reveal, scaled to the object inside.
Magnetic closure
A considered opening with a closure that holds its shape.
Sleeves & belly bands
A second layer that wraps, identifies and finishes a box.
Mailer boxes
Transit-ready constructions with a deliberate unboxing.
Printed interiors
A message or color that appears only when the box opens.
02 / Custom rigid or magnetic boxes
The finish is in the detail
Hot foil
A precise metallic impression across the lid or sleeve.
Deboss & emboss
The shape of a mark pressed into the wrap, with or without ink.
Soft-touch
A low-glare surface that changes the feel of the box.
Spot color
A controlled brand color across the box and its printed contents.
03 / Custom rigid or magnetic boxes
How a quote takes shape
01 · Describe the object
Tell us dimensions, weight, quantity and what the box needs to do.
02 · We specify the structure
We work through board, wrap, fit and finishes, then price the viable options.
03 · Approve the proof
A human reviews the artwork and structure with you before anything goes to press.
04 / Custom rigid or magnetic boxes
Typical projects
Past custom box projects have run about $1,400–$2,000. This is context, not a quoted price: dimensions, quantity, construction and finishing determine yours.
Questions worth asking
What is the minimum order?
We suggest 100+ pieces; smaller runs are possible on request. Box structures and tooling affect the economics of smaller runs; share your quantity and we'll price what is possible.
Can I match my box to existing stationery?
Yes. Share your cards, envelopes or existing packaging, and we'll work from the same stock and finish language where the structure permits.
Do I need a finished dieline?
No. Dimensions and an idea of what the box holds are enough to start the conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind.
A real person will help turn the dimensions, material and finish into a considered quote.
Reviewed by a human before anything prints.