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Bleached paper is used to create a cleaner, more refined appearance, provide vibrant colors, and is one of the most used materials in packaging.

Unbleached paper retains its natural look and is often more eco-friendly and sustainable, mostly used for natural products.

It balances flexibility and sturdiness, making it ideal for business cards, postcards, and lightweight products.

Slightly thicker, it is ideal for packaging small and lightweight products.

It is thicker and ideal for packaging medium-sized products like books, candles, soap, etc.

The thickest and most durable cardstock material is ideal for heavy items or packaging multiple items in a box.

It is extremely thick and rigid, ideal for packaging heavy or fragile items or luxury products.

It is the ultra-thick and most durable material, ideal for packaging extra-heavy or delicate luxury items.

It is sturdy with a thickness of 1/16", making it ideal for shipping 1-2kg fragile items, mostly used in mailer boxes.

It is sturdy with a thickness of 1/8", making it ideal for shipping 10-20kg fragile items, mostly used in shipping boxes.

Offers a non-reflective surface, providing a subtle and elegant appearance.

Provides a shiny, reflective surface that enhances colors and adds vibrancy.

Delivers a smooth, velvety feel, adding a luxurious touch to printed materials.

Raises the design above the surface, creating a tactile and visually striking effect.

Presses the design into the surface, creating an indented, subtle impression for elegance.

Applies metallic foil to the surface, adding shine and a premium look to designs.

Box inserts provide protection and organization for products, ensuring secure placement and preventing damage during shipping.

Ribbons add decorative flair to packaging, enhancing presentation and creating an appealing visual element for gifts.

A window cut-out in boxes allows visibility of the product inside while maintaining packaging integrity.