Custom Drawer Packaging
Custom Drawer Gift Boxes for Growing Brands
Product-Fit Trays. A Controlled Reveal.
A rigid sleeve and sliding tray create a gradual product reveal. Start with the usable internal dimensions, product weight and insert layout so the box looks right and works in daily use.
Lunopack helps beauty, jewelry, fragrance and corporate gift buyers define drawer packaging with manufacturing partners in China. Confirm the structure, artwork and physical sample before committing to bulk production.
Custom Structures
Product-Fit Inserts
Premium Finishes
Physical Sampling
Box + Insert Development
Sliding Box Structure
Why Choose a Drawer Box?
The sliding structure creates a different interaction from a
conventional lid-and-base or hinged box. The product is gradually
revealed as the inner tray is pulled from the outer sleeve.
Beyond appearance, drawer packaging can combine rigid construction,
custom inserts and multiple opening details to create a practical
packaging system around the product.
Product Reveal
The sliding motion creates a gradual and deliberate
product reveal.
Strong Rigid Structure
Rigid board construction supports a substantial feel
and premium presentation.
Easy Product Access
The inner tray slides outward without requiring a
conventional hinged lid.
Flexible Insert Design
Paperboard, molded pulp, EVA, sponge and fabric-wrapped
inserts can be developed around the product.
Reusable Format
Drawer packaging can continue to function as storage
or presentation packaging after purchase.
Highly Customizable
Sleeve, tray, pull mechanism, materials, inserts and
finishing can all be customized.
Drawer Box Styles
Choose the Right Drawer Box Structure
From simple sliding trays to multi-layer structures, the right
drawer configuration depends on the product, opening experience,
internal organization and presentation requirements.
Classic Drawer Box
A straightforward drawer structure with a rigid outer sleeve
and sliding inner tray, suitable for a wide range of premium products.
Best for:
Jewelry · Cosmetics · Accessories · Gifts
Outer Sleeve · Sliding Tray · Custom Insert
Ribbon Pull Drawer Box
A ribbon pull makes the inner tray easier to open while
adding a decorative detail to the presentation.
Best for:
Jewelry · Beauty · Fragrance · Gift Packaging
Ribbon Color · Ribbon Width · Printed Logo
Finger Notch Drawer Box
A precision-cut finger notch provides a clean opening
solution without requiring a separate pull accessory.
Best for:
Minimalist Packaging · Cosmetics · Electronics · Accessories
Clean Opening · No Added Ribbon · Minimal Design
Double Drawer Box
Multiple drawers create separate storage areas for products,
accessories or complementary components.
Best for:
Gift Sets · Jewelry Sets · Beauty Collections · Product Kits
Separate Compartments · Multiple Products · Layered Reveal
Multi-Layer Drawer Box
Layered drawer structures organize products across multiple
levels and create a more elaborate unboxing sequence.
Best for:
Luxury Gift Sets · Collectibles · Jewelry · Premium Kits
Layered Storage · Organized Layout · Extended Unboxing
Specialty Drawer Structure
Custom drawer structures can be developed when a conventional
single-direction tray does not provide the desired presentation
or functionality.
Options:
Two-Way Drawer · Book + Drawer · Drawer + Compartment
Structural Development · Special Openings · Custom Presentation
Opening Details
How Should Your Drawer Box Open?
The opening method affects both appearance and usability.
The appropriate solution can depend on box size, product weight
and the desired presentation.
Ribbon Pull
A soft ribbon creates an easy pull point and can coordinate
with brand colors and packaging details.
Finger Notch
A die-cut notch keeps the opening clean and minimizes
additional components.
Pull Tab
A paper or fabric pull tab can be integrated into the inner
tray to create a defined opening point.
Direct Pull
The tray edge itself can be designed for direct opening
when a simpler construction is preferred.
Product-First Design
Built Around What Goes Inside
A drawer box should be developed from the inside out. Product
dimensions, insert thickness and removal space influence the inner
tray, while the tray dimensions and required clearance determine
the outer sleeve.
01 PRODUCT
Start With the Product
Dimensions · Weight · Shape · Fragility
02 INSERT
Plan the Internal Support
Protection · Positioning · Presentation
03 INNER DRAWER
Develop the Tray
Depth · Clearance · Pull Method · Loading
04 OUTER SLEEVE
Engineer the Sleeve
Board Thickness · Fit · Clearance · Branding
05 FINISHED BOX
Evaluate the Experience
Sliding · Reveal · Protection · Presentation
Product → Insert → Inner Drawer → Outer Sleeve → Finished Packaging
Product Protection
Custom Inserts for Drawer Boxes
The insert can be developed together with the sliding tray to help
position, protect and present the product inside the drawer box.
Paperboard Inserts
Folded and die-cut structures for cosmetics, fragrance,
accessories and gift products.
Molded Pulp Inserts
Molded paper-based structures for projects requiring
shaped product support.
EVA & Foam Inserts
Precision-cut cavities for products requiring secure
positioning and cushioning.
Fabric-Wrapped Inserts
Soft-touch presentation for jewelry, watches and
premium accessories.
Materials & Finishing
Make the Drawer Structure Part of Your Brand Experience
The outer sleeve and inner drawer create multiple surfaces for
branding, color, texture and decorative finishing. Materials and
finishes can be coordinated across both components for a more
consistent presentation.
Wrapping Materials
Coated Art Paper
Specialty Paper
Textured Paper
Kraft Paper
Recycled Paper Options
Leatherette / PU
Printing
CMYK Printing
Pantone Color Matching
Custom Patterns
Interior Printing
Finishing
Hot Foil Stamping
Embossing
Debossing
Spot UV
Matte Lamination
Soft-Touch Lamination
Opening & Presentation Details
Custom Ribbon
Pull Tab
Metal Accessories
Printed Inner Tray
Edge Details
Custom Inserts
Packaging by Industry
Drawer Boxes for Different Products
The same sliding structure can be adapted to very different products
by changing the box dimensions, opening details, insert construction
and presentation.
Jewelry & Watches
Create a controlled reveal while keeping jewelry and
accessories organized inside custom inserts.
Ribbon Pull · Fabric Insert
Cosmetics & Skincare
Present bottles, jars and beauty sets inside clean sliding
packaging with customized compartments.
Classic Drawer · Paperboard Insert
Perfume & Fragrance
Combine rigid construction with a precise insert to
present and secure glass fragrance bottles.
Rigid Drawer · EVA / Paperboard Insert
Fashion & Accessories
Suitable for scarves, eyewear, belts, small leather goods
and premium fashion accessories.
Large Drawer · Tissue / Paper Insert
Electronics & Tech
Organize devices, cables and accessories within clearly
defined internal compartments.
Finger Notch · EVA / Molded Pulp
Gifts & Collectibles
Create multi-product presentations with dividers,
layered trays or multiple drawers.
Double Drawer · Multi-Layer Drawer
Material Efficiency
A More Considered Approach to Drawer Packaging
Sustainability starts with decisions about structure, materials
and unnecessary components. Drawer packaging can be reviewed
according to the needs of the product rather than applying the
same material combination to every project.
Reduce Unnecessary Components
Evaluate whether magnets, plastic accessories or
additional decorative components are actually required.
Paper-Based Inserts
Consider paperboard or molded pulp where suitable
for product protection and presentation.
Responsible Paper Options
Ask about recycled or certified paper options and confirm material availability, certificate scope and relevant transaction documents for your specific order.
Design for Separation
Material combinations can be considered at the design
stage to support easier separation where practical.
Real Drawer Box Projects
From Product Challenge to Drawer Box Solution
Drawer packaging works best when the structure, insert and product
layout are developed as one complete system.
CASE 01 · JEWELRY
Luxury Jewelry Drawer Box
Challenge
Multiple jewelry pieces needed to remain organized while
maintaining a refined presentation.
Structure Approach
A rigid drawer box with a fabric-wrapped multi-compartment
insert was developed around the jewelry layout.
Organization · Soft Protection · Premium Reveal
CASE 02 · COSMETICS
Skincare Gift Set Drawer Packaging
Challenge
Bottles and jars of different sizes needed to sit securely
within one presentation package.
Structure Approach
A custom drawer structure and internal insert were developed
around the dimensions and arrangement of each product.
Multi-Product Layout · Positioning · Brand Presentation
CASE 03 · COLLECTIBLES
Multi-Layer Collectible Box
Challenge
Multiple items needed separate storage areas without making
the overall package excessively large.
Structure Approach
A layered drawer structure created dedicated compartments
while maintaining a compact external format.
Layered Storage · Organization · Opening Experience
Compare Box Styles
Is a Drawer Box the Right Structure?
Different rigid box styles create different opening experiences,
product reveals and shipping considerations.
Box Style
Opening Experience
Product Reveal
Best For
Key Feature
Drawer Box
Sliding
Gradual
Jewelry, beauty, gifts
Pull-out inner tray
Magnetic Closure Box
Hinged
Immediate
Luxury gifts, spirits
Magnetic closure
Lid & Base Box
Lift-Off
Immediate
Jewelry, fashion, gifts
Classic two-piece structure
Folding Rigid Box
Unfold / Assemble
Premium
Export and storage-sensitive projects
Reduced shipping volume
Not Sure Which Box Style Fits Your Product?
Our team can compare different rigid box structures based on your
product dimensions, presentation requirements, quantity, insert
needs and shipping considerations.
Engineering & Manufacturing
Plan Your Drawer Box Before Production
A successful drawer box depends on more than its external appearance.
Sleeve clearance, tray construction, insert fit and opening resistance
all need to work together.
01
Structural Design
Drawer dimensions, sleeve clearance and opening details can be
engineered around the product.
02
Product-Fit Inserts
The insert and drawer can be developed together for better
positioning and presentation.
03
Physical Sampling
Prototype samples allow fit, sliding resistance, opening and
product presentation to be evaluated.
04
Color & Finishing Control
Printing, wrapping, foil, embossing and decorative details can
be checked against approved specifications.
05
Production Quality Control
Key dimensions, assembly and appearance can be monitored during
production.
06
Export Packaging Experience
Carton configuration and protective packing can be planned
according to agreed shipping requirements.
Development Process
How We Develop Your Custom Drawer Box
Agree the usable tray dimensions, sleeve clearance, board, wrap, pull detail and insert in writing. Use the approved sample and versioned artwork as the reference for production and future reorders.
01
Share Your Product
Product dimensions · Weight · Photos · Quantity · Delivery country
02
Choose the Structure
Classic · Ribbon Pull · Finger Notch · Double · Multi-Layer
03
Develop Box + Insert
Tray size · Sleeve clearance · Insert · Opening method
04
Dieline & Prototype
Structure · Fit · Sliding resistance · Product positioning
05
Approve the Sample
Size · Brand color reference · Finish position · Sliding resistance
06
Production & QC
Agreed checks · Sample comparison · Carton protection · Shipping plan
Frequently Asked Questions
Custom Drawer Boxes FAQ
Common questions about drawer box structures, materials,
inserts, opening options and custom production.
What should I check on a drawer box sample?
Load the actual product and check tray clearance, sliding resistance, ribbon or notch access, insert retention and product removal. Record agreed dimensions, color references and visible finish requirements before approving the sample.
What determines MOQ and the full project cost?
MOQ and pricing depend on each size, structure, material, print and finish. Request a project-specific quote separating samples, tooling, unit price, packing and freight; do not assume one quantity applies across different SKUs.
Can drawer boxes be customized in size?
Yes. Drawer box dimensions can be developed around the product,
insert, required clearance and presentation requirements.
What materials are used for rigid drawer boxes?
Rigid drawer boxes are commonly constructed from rigid greyboard
wrapped with printed, coated, textured or specialty paper.
Material specifications can be adjusted according to the project.
Can I add a ribbon pull to a drawer box?
Yes. Ribbon pulls can be customized in color, width and branding
depending on the box design and opening requirements.
What inserts can be used inside drawer boxes?
Paperboard, molded pulp, EVA foam, sponge, fabric-wrapped inserts
and custom dividers can all be considered depending on the product
and presentation requirements.
Can drawer boxes hold multiple products?
Yes. Dividers, multiple cavities, layered trays and multi-drawer
structures can be developed for product sets and accessories.
Are drawer boxes suitable for heavy products?
They can be, but board strength, tray construction, insert support
and opening method should be evaluated according to the product
weight and dimensions.
How do sampling, production and delivery fit together?
Plan artwork review, prototype revisions, physical sample approval, production, inspection and transit as separate stages. Share your required arrival date; confirm the production start trigger and shipping estimate in the quotation.
Can you manufacture the drawer box and insert together?
Yes. Developing both components together helps coordinate product
fit, internal dimensions, insert depth and the overall opening
experience.
Start Your Drawer Box Project
Tell Us What You Want to Put Inside
Email your product dimensions, weight, photos, quantity, delivery country and target arrival date. Include your preferred pull detail and artwork status. Ask for separate sample, tooling, unit-price and freight costs.
01
Share Your Product
Dimensions · Weight · Photos · Quantity
02
Define Your Packaging
Drawer Style · Insert · Material · Finishing
03
Get Our Recommendation
Structure · Size · Insert · Sampling Direction