Custom Soap Boxes

Most brands use tuck box style for their soap packaging solely because it’s cost-effective compared to other box styles. You can use different finishing options to make these boxes attractive; design plays a significant role in customizing eye-catching window soap boxes

Both of these finishing are what bring the most attention to your soap boxes. While maintaining elegance, embossing and debossing will seamlessly ensure customer attention and retention if you are looking for prominence. It does not matter which you opt for, and both are best in their way.

Custom sleeves Boxes for soaps are another packaging style popular among start-ups and handmade soap manufacturers because of their simplicity. The idea is to show most soap bars to customers while making sure they notice your brand, printed on sleeves and wrapped around soap bars.

Die-cutting can add immense value to soap boxes and enhance their presentation. You can customize it according to your design; for instance, you can have a die-cut image of your logo, and your customers can see your soaps through it.

Spot UV works as a highlighter. So, if you want your logo or taglines to be prominent than the rest of the design, you should add Spot UV to your artwork. Spot UV will work if boxes have matte finish and stock is cardboard.

Lamination plays a vital role in protecting colors from fading away. It can be done on cardstock material, but not on kraft stock. You can choose between matte or gloss lamination depending on your artwork and stock.