The Custom Boxes

In Franklin Park, The Custom Boxes treats packaging as part of a product’s design and presentation. The company manufactures made-to-order boxes for brands that need to tailor size, printing, and finishes to a particular item. Its catalog includes options for retail, cosmetics, food and beverages, gifts, rigid packaging, and displays, as well as bags and pouches.

The range is easier to understand by intended use than by a single box shape. The website shows cardboard, kraft, rigid, mailer, and display boxes, along with different closures, inserts, and presentation styles. The company works with custom dimensions and graphics, so packaging can serve both product protection and the way an item appears on a shelf or arrives in an order.

The process starts with a quote request and details about the product to be packaged. Based on those specifications, the team prepares a structural dieline showing how the box folds and assembles. The Custom Boxes says this template design carries no additional setup charge; the customer then places artwork according to the instructions and receives a version for review.

Artwork support is another part of the service. The company offers help recreating or adjusting print files, checking colors in CMYK or PMS systems, and correcting problems before production. After reviewing the design, the customer can approve the final file. This step organizes the work before manufacturing and helps catch differences between the artwork and box structure before the boxes are printed.

Before a larger run, the website describes a prototyping stage that checks dimensions, structure, locking tabs, cutouts, and artwork placement. It also says customers can ask about receiving a printed sample before placing a larger order. Production then moves through plate preparation, printing, lamination, die cutting, finishing, and gluing.

The company serves businesses of different sizes: its website advertises runs starting at 100 boxes and says it can accommodate small, medium, and high-volume orders. The industries and product groups it presents include cosmetics, food and beverages, bottles and jars, retail, gift boxes, and eco-friendly packaging. The result depends on the selected material, dimensions, quantity, and finishes; no single format fits every requirement.

The company lists its headquarters and factory in Franklin Park, Illinois. It also identifies a branch office in Business Bay, Dubai, and a second factory in Industrial Area 12, Sharjah. These locations have different roles according to the company’s own listing, which does not assign a separate product catalog to each one. For U.S. customers, the Franklin Park location anchors the design, quoting, and production process described on the website.