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Choose Your Box Style
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Enter Your Dimensions
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Get Instant Quote
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How Does Box Pricing Work?
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Straight Tuck vs. Reverse
Tuck Does It Really Matter?
These terms simply describe how the top and bottom of the box close. On a Reverse Tuck End (RTE) box, the two tuck panels close in opposite directions. On a Straight Tuck End (STE), they close in the same direction.
REVERSE TUCK END (RTE)
The two tuck panels close in opposite directions.
There are times when one works better than the other. If a box is opened and closed often — like a playing card or tea box — an RTE box can be easier to use. The top tuck lid opens away from you, so you can see what's inside the box right away.
STRAIGHT TUCK END (STE)
They close in the same direction.
For retail packaging, an STE box is often preferred. The top tuck lid opens toward you, which gives the front of the closed box a cleaner look for your artwork. The tradeoff is that when you open it, the tuck lid is in front of the contents, so you have to look behind it to see inside.
For most products, it doesn't make much difference. It usually comes down to preference.
Low-cost retail visibility
with more room for branding.
Benefits of
Header Cards
Custom printed header cards turn simple packaging into a clean, professional retail presentation. They keep the product visible, add space for branding and product information, all at a very low cost.
Keep packaging costs low
Put the product right where customers look first
Pack fast—just fold and staple
Allows multiple in-store placements at once—more chances to sell
Make Your Tuck End Box
Work for Your Product
Tuck end boxes are simple by design, but there are plenty of ways to make them work better for your product and how it will be sold.
Add a hang tab
for peg or hook displays.
Add a half-moon thumb tab
to make the box easier to open and re-close.
Choose friction, slit, or postal locks
depending on how securely the box needs to stay closed.
Add a die-cut window
to let shoppers see the product or allow fragrances to escape.
Add inside partitions or custom inserts
to separate, organize, or hold products in place.
Explore tuck end folding carton options, closures, and custom inserts
Custom Card
Options
Header cards can be customized to fit your product and display needs.
Choice of 18pt or 24pt paperboard
Sombrero or round die-cut hang holes
Capacity scoring for thicker or bulkier products
Multiple hang holes for heavier items
Rounded or custom die-cut corners
Frequently Asked
Questions About Tuck End Boxes