Custom Round Boxes

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Custom Sizes

Tell us the size you need and we will quote it.

Design Support

Free artwork and design assistance are included with your quote.

Fast Quotes

We reply to quote requests within 1 business day.

When to Choose Round Boxes

A round box has a circular base and curved sides, which makes it the natural pack for cylindrical products: candles, jars, tins, tea and cosmetics. There is no wasted corner space, so the product sits close to the wall and the box looks purpose-made. It also gives you one unbroken surface, so a design can wrap all the way around without a single seam in the artwork.

Choose a round box over a hexagonal or octagonal one when you want that continuous wrap and the cleanest curve, and over a square box when the product is round. Choose a polygon shape instead when you want flat faces for foil, embossing or a window. If you need a plain tube with no extra details, look at cardboard tubes. Round boxes roll, and they do not tile in a carton, so ask about display and shipping.

What to Look for in Round Boxes

• Diameter and height. Give the diameter of the widest point of the product, and its height, including any lid or cap.
• Construction. A round box is usually a wrapped wall with a base and a lid. Ask how the wall, the base and the lid are made, and how the overlap is hidden.
• Lid fit. A lid that is too loose slips off, and one that is too tight is hard to remove. Ask about the fit.
• Seam position. The wall has a joint somewhere. Ask where it falls, and keep your logo clear of it.
• Rolling and shipping. Round boxes roll on a shelf and leave gaps in a carton. Plan how they are displayed and packed.

Where Round Boxes Are Used

• Candles. The classic round pack for a jar or a tin.
• Tea and coffee. Loose leaf and gourmet gifts.
• Cosmetics and skincare. Creams, balms and powders.
• Gifts and chocolates. Round presentation boxes.
• Hats and accessories. Round boxes for bulky soft goods.

Artwork and Printing Tips

• Design the wall as a long band that wraps around. Make the two ends meet where the joint is, and keep text away from that spot.
• Put the logo on the front and repeat it, or a pattern, around the wall so the box looks right from any side.
• Keep text large and horizontal. Small text curves away from the viewer.
• Treat the lid as a separate surface: a circle that suits a logo or a seal.
• Use our free round box dieline template to plan the sizes and the artwork. The final dieline is confirmed with you.

How It Works

1. 1

   Share Your Requirements

   Send us your required or product dimensions, preferred style, required quantity, delivery location, and artwork.

2. 2

   Review Your Quote

   We will prepare pricing based on the selected size, material, printing, finishing, and quantity.

3. 3

   Approve Dieline & Artwork

   Review the layout and artwork before production begins.

4. 4

   Production and Delivery

   After approval, your order moves into production and is shipped to your specified location.

Frequently Asked Questions