UK Packaging Supplies, Specified Rather Than Stocked

UK packaging supplies from Half Price Packaging are made to order rather than picked off a shelf. The range covers printed boxes and cartons, mailers, paper and mylar bags, labels and stickers, retail display units and marketing material, all specified to your product and your artwork. Everything is quoted against the brief you send: the dimensions, the board, the print coverage, the finish and the quantity you are planning. Free design support is available if you do not have a dieline, and a digital proof is approved before production starts. Deliveries go to UK addresses and the detail is confirmed on your quote.

Boxes and cartons

The largest part of the range. Cardboard boxes and mailers for despatch, tuck end cartons and window boxes for retail shelves, rigid boxes for gifting, die cut boxes for shapes a standard carton cannot hold, and gable, pillow, sleeve and tray, snap lock, dispenser and display formats around them. Board options run from kraft and cardboard through bux board to rigid board, with recyclable and eco material options available.

Bags and mailing

Custom bags cover paper bags, mylar bags, take out and togo bags, ziplock paper bags and tshirt bags. These tend to be the supply line that runs out fastest, because they are consumed per order rather than per product line, so it is worth working out your usage rate before you brief a run rather than after.

Labels, stickers and printed extras

Labels, stickers and tags covers roll labels, waterproof labels, stickers, tags and table tents. Alongside that sit marketing material and stationery, which is where inserts, cards and counter pieces come from. Ordering these against the same artwork as the carton means one colour reference across the whole pack instead of three that nearly match.

Supplies made to order, not off a shelf

This is the practical difference from a catalogue distributor. Nothing here is a fixed stock size waiting in a warehouse. Each item is drawn to your measurements and printed with your artwork, which takes longer than picking a standard size but removes the compromises that come with one. If you are buying purely on speed and a standard size genuinely fits, a stockist is the better call. If the fit or the branding matters, made to order is the point.

Ordering supplies for a UK address

Tell us the delivery postcode, whether the site has a loading bay or a kerbside drop, and whether anyone is there during working hours. Access shapes what a haulier will agree to, and a first floor unit above a shop is a different job from an industrial estate bay. Send the product dimensions in millimetres, the format, the material and finish and the quantity you are planning. Free design support covers the dieline where one is needed, a digital proof is approved before production starts, and costs, delivery and turnaround are confirmed on your quote by the Uxbridge team.