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If they are a stock box in our either of our 2 warehouses, 100 pieces of either our brown or white shipping, die cut or pizza box.

Once we receive from you our digital color proof, production is typically 10-12 working days plus shipment via ground service. Larger orders will ship via truck line.

Absolutely! We have various templates. We will send it to you in PDF and you can design in Adobe Illustrator

Never! All our work is done digitally so you save tons of money. No upfront cost of printing plates or expensive steel dies.

No gimmicks! One time art and setup fee of $55.00 will get you into new printed boxes.

Yes, all of our boxes have been certified to via UPS/FedEx, USPS and DHL.

On both the RSC (Regular Shipping Containers) and Die Cut Boxes we can print up 75% surface area. We need to leave a quarter inch from the all edges of the box.

• We prefer the artwork files saved in Adobe Illustrator. If not, then a Photoshop is fine as long as the file was started in a high resolution (ie: 300 Dots per Inch DPI, or higher).
• The Photoshop/Illustrator file should be saved as either an EPS, PDF, TIFF or a JPEG in 300 DPI.
• We cannot use PNG, GIF, or BMP files or images that are saved off the internet.
• Text only can be saved in any format except for PNG, GIF or BMP files.

• Corrugated cardboard absorbs ink so when designing text it should be at least 8pt to avoid fuzziness and problems with readability.
• Try to keep text in bold weights and colors. This is especially important if you are using italics or script fonts.
• If any strokes or lines are present, make sure they're no thinner than 2pt on corrugated cardboard
• All fonts should be outlined/vectorized. To do that in Adobe Illustrator, select all text and choose Type -> Create Outlines.