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Custom Perforated Boxes

A custom perforated box is designed to allow for the packaging and shipping of goods. It features a customized perforation pattern for easy access to contents.

The box is constructed from corrugated E-flute board or kraft paper, showcasing die-cut perforations on the exterior panel.

It has a fixed-wall design with a closed-bottom design, making sure there is no motion of the product.

These packaging boxes can be custom-sized and have the latest printing options, including matte and gloss with soft-touch lamination.

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Fast Turnaround

Fast Turnaround

Eco-Friendly Material

Eco-Friendly Material

No Minimum Order

No Minimum Order

No Die & Plate Charges

No Die & Plate Charges

How To Order Boxes in 4 Steps

Getting custom packaging boxes with Pack Prestige is simple and faster! Just follow our 4-step process and your premium packaging is flat-shipped to you with a quick turnaround time.

1

Choose Box Style & Size

Select your box style, shape, size, dimensions, material types, and order quantities.

2

Upload Design Artwork

Upload your artwork, dieline, logos, colors, and full branding details for approval.

3

Approve Digital Proof

Review your 2D and 3D digital mock-up files, then approve your final proofs promptly.

4

Production & Delivery

We carefully produce, securely pack, and safely ship your order to your door on time.


What Are Custom Perforated Boxes?

Custom perforated boxes are made from either corrugated or kraft-based material by incorporating a die-cut perforated line or venting pattern for tear-open and venting purposes.

The board consists of kraft material scored along a perforated line, which can be torn apart without using any blades.

Unlike conventional sealed cartons, custom perforated cartons let users open them along a specific tear line or let air pass through vents, depending on the packed product.

The location and size of the perforation are based on the packed product, while a free 3D sample from us helps validate the tear lines before mass production begins.

Styles of Custom Perforated Boxes

You can get custom perforated boxes in the following types to meet retail, food, and shipping requirements. Each box type features perforations in different locations to suit its intended use.

Tear-Strip Mailer Boxes

The die-cut opening strip is attached to the top crease, letting the receiver open the box without using any object. Online store brands use this type of packaging.

Perforated Window Boxes

The perforated back wall sits behind the die-cut window and allows tearing off the panel without taking the whole lid off. Suitable for retail and gifting.

Vented Produce Boxes

Small holes perforate the sides to let air circulate inside. Farms, supermarkets, and transportation companies use this design.

Micro-Perforated Bakery Boxes

The small holes in the cover release moisture and steam from baked products, and are used in bakeries.

Perforated Coupon Panel Boxes

A perforated tab at the side or bottom of the package tears off easily and serves as an entry coupon. Best for subscription brands.

Perforated Sample Sleeve Boxes

A small flap at the front of the package tears off easily to reveal a sample packet inside. Brands that offer trial sizes use this design.

Standard Sizes for Custom Perforated Boxes

Perforated boxes are available in standard or customized sizes to suit products. Size selection depends on the product’s dimensions as well as the perforation design.

Size Dimensions Products
Small 6 in x 4 in x 2 in Samples, coupons, small retail items
Medium 10 in x 8 in x 4 in Bakery items, produce, subscription boxes
Large 14 in x 12 in x 6 in Bundled produce, multi-item shipments

Customization Options for Custom Perforated Boxes

You can customize the dimensions and shapes of the perforations, along with printing options, to meet a product’s tearing or ventilation requirements.

The depth of the perforations and space between them, including the number of panels, varies depending on the product being packed.

Corrugated E-Flute Board

A corrugated E-flute board accommodates a clean perforation line while still providing crush resistance during transportation.

Kraft Paper

Kraft paper provides an uncoated, ink-receptive surface that can be torn down along a scored perforation line.

Cardstock

Cardstock forms smaller perforated boxes, providing lighter construction for coupon panels and sample sleeves.

Corrugated Insert Board

A corrugated E-flute board lines interior inserts, providing strength around items in the perforated area.

Printing Methods for Custom Perforated Boxes

We print custom perforated boxes using the latest printing methods, printing the artwork around the tear line to keep the perforations clear. The artwork is checked against the dieline to make sure no artwork ever prints over the scored area.

CMYK Full-Color Printing

CMYK printing uses four different colors of ink to create a wide range of colors.

Pantone (PMS) Spot Color Printing

Pantone premixes ink so that one color stays constant in every production run.

Digital Printing

Digital printing does not use printing plates, making it suitable for smaller print orders.

Offset Printing

Offset printing uses printing plates to transfer ink onto the substrate.

Finishes and Add-On Options for Custom Perforated Boxes

Custom perforated boxes include surface finishes that provide visual appeal and structural add-ons that work alongside the perforation.

Matte and Gloss Laminate

A laminate is applied to the printed panel, outside the perforation area. The matte finish eliminates shine while the gloss finish provides a glossy surface.

Soft Touch Finish

A velvet-textured laminate covers the external panel surface, providing a soft-touch feel away from the tear line.

Spot UV Finish

A raised, glossy spot UV finish covers the logo or wordmark printed over a matte finish.

Embossing and Debossing

A raised or debossed design of a logo, pattern, or text over the panel without additional printing.

Custom Inserts and Dividers

Foam, cardboard, or molded pulp inserts keep products positioned securely inside the box, away from the perforated portion.

Window Patching

A die-cut window combined with a perforated flap displays the product before the flap is detached.

Perforated Coupon Tabs

Perforated tabs die-cut in the side or base panels tear away as coupons, reorder cards, or entry forms.

Industries That Utilize Custom Perforated Boxes

  • Food retail and bakery
  • Produce and farming
  • Beauty and cosmetics
  • Subscription boxes (e-commerce)
  • Retail marketing campaigns and coupons

Why Brands Choose Us for Custom Perforated Boxes

Brands prefer to work with us for custom perforated boxes because we begin production from one piece, with no minimum order required.

Our free 3D design and dieline templates verify all types of perforations before production begins. We produce rush orders in 6 to 8 days, while our regular production takes 8 to 10 days. No extra charge for dies or plates, and qualifying US orders ship free.

Want to personalize your perforated boxes with your brand logo? Get a free quote along with a free 3D design.

Custom Perforated Boxes

Specifications Details
Dimensions Available in Any Custom Size and Shape
Material Options Cardstock, Eco-Friendly Kraft, Bux Board, E-Flute Corrugated (10pt–28pt / 60lb–400lb)
Printing Options No Printing, Digital, CMYK, PMS (Pantone), Screen, Offset, Water- and Soy-Based Inks, Full Color, 1 to 4 Color, Custom Printing
Printing Sides Inside, Outside, Both Sides
Finishing Options Matte, Gloss, Aqueous Coating, Soft Touch
Add-ons Embossing, Debossing, Foiling, Spot UV, Inserts, Dividers, Window Cuts, Drawers
Production Features Die Cutting, Gluing, Scoring, Perforation
Sustainable Choices Recycled Materials, Eco-Friendly, Biodegradable Packaging
Proof Free 3D Mockup, Free Die Line Template, Flat View, Physical Sample (on Request)
Quantity No Minimum Order (Quantity Starts from 1)
Turnaround Standard: 8–10 Days, Rush: 6–8 Days
Shipping Free US Shipping
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Explore materials, printing, finishing, and add-on options to create boxes that fit your product and brand.

Material

Kraft packaging material

Kraft

Rigid packaging material

Rigid

Cardboard packaging material

Cardboard

Corrugated packaging material

Corrugated

Printing Methods

CMYK printing

CMYK

PMS printing

PMS

Digital printing

Digital Printing

UV printing

UV Print

Printing Sides

Inside printing

Inside Printing

Outside printing

Outside Printing

Both sides printing

Both Sides Printing

Plain packaging without printing

Plain

Finishing

Matte finishing

Matte

Gloss finishing

Gloss

Aqueous coating

Aqueous Coating

Soft touch finishing

Soft Touch

Add-Ons

Embossing add-on

Embossing

Debossing add-on

Debossing

Foil stamping add-on

Foil Stamping

Spot UV add-on

Spot UV

Packaging inserts

Inserts

Packaging dividers

Dividers

Window patches

Window Patches

Frequently Asked Question

Got a question? Browse our FAQs for quick answers.

What Is the Use of Perforated Boxes?

Perforated packaging can be torn open easily, making it perfect for fast access and dispensing purposes.

Yes, you can have them printed in CMYK or Pantone colors with your company logo on the exterior surfaces of the box.

We sell perforated packaging boxes directly, with no minimum order quantity, so you can buy even a single box.

The main difference is that a perforated box has a built-in tear line or vent, while a non-perforated box does not.

Yes, we have eco-friendly boxes available upon request.

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