At CustomPrintline, we believe packaging should be designed around your product—not the other way around. Custom packaging means creating boxes and displays from scratch, tailored to your product’s size, protection needs and presentation goals.
A substrate is the base material onto which printing, coating, or finishing is applied. Common substrates include:
Coated recycled paperboard, also called clay-coated newsback, is produced from 100% recycled paper. It’s eco-friendly, durable and has a smooth surface for printing.
Kraft paper or board is known for its strength, elasticity and tear resistance. It’s ideal for packaging that requires durability and a natural, rustic look.
Corrugated fiberboard features a fluted layer sandwiched between liners, making it perfect for shipping cartons and protective packaging.
Templates: Vector files showing the flat layout of a package. They display fold lines, panels and cut areas, making it easy to visualize and edit designs before printing.
Dielines: A dieline is the precise outline that defines cut and fold lines for packaging. Created in design software like Adobe Illustrator, dielines ensure accuracy and allow for prototyping before full production.
Process Color (CMYK): Uses Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black to produce a full spectrum of colors.
PMS Color (Pantone Matching System): Spot colors mixed with unique inks for precise, consistent shades.
Adds a protective or decorative layer to printed materials including Aqueous, UV Gloss, Lamination and Soft Touch®.
Enhances designs with metallic or special-effect foils, Embossing and Debossing.
✅ With CustomPrintline, you have access to a wide range of materials, finishes and techniques to create packaging that not only protects your products but also enhances your brand identity.