Boxes & Mailers

The outer package is the first part of an order a recipient handles. A single card can arrive in a paper envelope, a flexible item in a poly mailer, and a rolled print in a long cardboard tube; a boxed product may call for corrugated outer packaging. Bubble envelopes offer another option for suitable smaller goods. Australian retailers and households can choose by what the recipient will lift and open, giving the contents a clear place from the outside in.

Give products a box with the right shape

Corrugated mailing and shipping boxes come in compact, long, flat and larger formats. A product set, framed piece or group of household items each sits differently in a carton. Folding and zipper-style openings give packers other ways to prepare an order. Think about the shape of the goods and how the recipient will lift the box before choosing the outer form.

Make smaller mail practical to send

Bubble-padded envelopes add a cushioned format for suitable smaller items, while poly mailers serve flexible goods that travel well in a bag. Paper envelopes carry documents, cards and letters with a different handover feel. Windowed, self-sealing and heavier paper styles give further choices for business or personal mail. Pick the mailer around what the item needs to be visible, enclosed or easy to open.

Give rolled items their own route

Posters, drawings and other rolled paper pieces call for a long shape. The current range includes cardboard tubes alongside the boxes and bags; for more focused options, explore our mailing tubes. A suitable tube gives a roll a defined home for the journey and a different opening moment when it arrives.