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| Material Options | Cardboard, Kraft, Corrugated, Rigid Board |
|---|---|
| Available Sizes | Sized per belt — coiled squares, long flat boxes, belt-and-wallet sets |
| Printing | Lid, sides and interior in CMYK; Pantone |
| Finishing Options | Soft-Touch, Gloss, Matte, Spot UV; Embossing and Foil Stamping |
| Turnaround Time | Paperboard and kraft belt boxes: 8–10 business days; rigid: 10–12 (from artwork OK) |
| Minimum Order | 100 boxes |
Send your box size, quantity and artwork details and we will send pricing within 2 hours on business days.
Our packaging specialists will review your requirements and get back to you with your quote shortly.
Full-Color CMYK PrintingSharp, consistent full-color print on every panel.
Matte LaminationSoft, non-reflective film with an understated premium feel.
Gloss LaminationHigh-shine coating that makes colors pop and resists scuffs.
Soft-TouchVelvety, soft-feel coating with a luxurious matte texture.
Spot UVGlossy highlights on logos or patterns for striking contrast.
Belt boxes are retail and gift boxes made for belts, which are an awkward shape to package: long and flexible, with a hard buckle at one end. A plain carton lets the belt uncoil and the buckle slide across the strap, leaving scuffs on leather and dents on metal. Custom belt boxes hold the strap in a fixed shape and give the buckle its own space. They also turn a belt, often an add-on purchase, into something that looks like a considered gift. Belts sit beside shoes, hats and ties in our apparel packaging collection.
| Presentation | Box shape | Typical inside size (inches) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coiled | Square, shallow | 5 × 5 × 2 | Dress belts, reversible belts, retail pegs |
| Coiled, wide strap | Square, deeper | 6 × 6 × 2.5 | Casual and jeans belts over 1.5 in wide |
| Flat-laid | Long and slim | 18 × 4 × 1.5 (folded once) | Western and statement buckles on display |
| Belt and wallet set | Rectangular with insert | 9 × 6 × 2.5 | Gift sets, holiday bundles |
The coiled square is the most common format because it is compact, stacks neatly and suits most retail belts. A flat-laid box shows off a large buckle and a long run of stitching, which suits premium and western belts. Gift sets with a wallet or keyring need an insert with two wells.
If your sizes run from small to extra large, the coil diameter changes a little; we can usually find one box size that fits the full range. Before committing to a full run of custom belt boxes, order a sample belt box, which takes 5–7 days, and coil your real belts inside it.
The buckle is the part that causes damage. A card insert with a center post or a slot holds the coil in place, so the buckle cannot swing against the strap when the box is moved. For polished or engraved buckles, a separate pocket in the insert keeps metal off the leather entirely. Snug sizing does the rest: the coil should touch the walls lightly without being squeezed.
Most custom belt boxes carry the logo on the lid, the belt size and color on an end panel, and the material (full-grain leather, suede, canvas) on a side or the back. A barcode helps retail partners. Leather care tips or a short maker's note fit well under the lid, where the buyer reads them while lifting the belt out. Leather goods brands that order printing get our design help for free, and design-only projects go through our packaging design packages.
Belts are popular gifts for Father's Day, graduations and the holidays, and gift sets sell better than single belts at those times. A belt-and-wallet box with an insert, or a belt with a matching tie, gives shoppers a ready-made present. Menswear labels often keep one design family across belts, custom tie boxes, sock boxes and shoe boxes, so a full outfit can be gifted in matching packaging. For caps and hats in the same range, see our custom hat boxes.
Small makers often sell belts in several leathers and widths but in modest numbers. Because custom belt boxes start at 100 per design, a workshop can order one coiled-square box in its brand color and use it for every belt in the range, adding the leather type and length by hand or with a small label. When one style starts selling faster, it can get its own printed box in the next order. Kraft board pairs well with a one-color logo for this kind of start.
Box size, board type, print coverage and quantity drive the price. Rigid board and inserts with several wells cost more than a single-piece paperboard box, and interior printing means one more press pass. Since every project is different, we price each order from your specification rather than listing one figure.
In a store, belts are usually sold from a rack or a drawer, so the end panel does the selling. Print the size, color and width there in clear type, and staff can find a 34-inch brown belt without opening every lid. For online shops, a coiled belt box fits neatly inside a small mailer.
Paperboard is the go-to stock for belt cartons sold in shops, and it prints sharply. Kraft board signals natural materials, and rigid board is for premium belts. Leather brands that want greener packaging can pick FSC-certified stock or a compostable belt box, and because the insert is card rather than plastic, the whole belt box goes into paper recycling.
Share your belt measurements, quantity and logo. We send back a price and a dieline drawn for your belt at no charge, then a digital proof for you to check. Paperboard and kraft versions are made in 8–10 business days from your sign-off, rigid ones in 10–12; if your date is tight, ask us for timing. Belt boxes leave us flat-packed, an order above $500 ships without a delivery charge within the US, and we can send cartons abroad. Request a belt box quote to get started.
Custom garment boxes are printed boxes sized to hold a folded shirt, sweater, dress or suit flat and wrinkle-free. Pro Packaging Line produces them from paperboard, corrugated and rigid board for clothing labels, boutiques and tailors, from 100 boxes per design, pressed within 8–10 business days of your proof go-ahead.
Custom hat boxes are printed square or round boxes built deep enough to hold a hat without crushing its crown or bending its brim. Hat brands, merch teams and boutiques use them for caps, beanies, fedoras and sun hats. Every box is sized to your hat, and an order can start at 100 boxes.
Custom lingerie boxes are printed boxes for bras, underwear sets, sleepwear and bridal pieces, sized so delicate fabric lies flat and molded cups keep their shape. Intimates labels and boutiques use them for retail, gifting and discreet online orders. We make them in paperboard or rigid board with soft-touch finishes, starting from 100 boxes.
Rigid apparel boxes are clothing boxes built from thick board wrapped in printed paper, so they hold their shape and feel heavy in the hand. Designer labels, bridal shops and premium knitwear brands use them for pieces that deserve a keepsake box. Each one is sized to the garment, from 100 boxes, in 10–12 business days.
Custom shirt boxes are flat, wide boxes sized to hold a folded shirt without creasing it, printed with your logo and colors. Clothing brands, boutiques, print shops and merch sellers use them for T-shirts, dress shirts, polos and blouses, in store or by mail. Choose two-piece gift boxes, mailer boxes or rigid boxes, from 100 boxes.
Custom shoe boxes are printed paperboard, corrugated or rigid boxes cut to the size of your shoes, from kids' sneakers to tall boots. Pro Packaging Line makes them with your logo for footwear brands, boutiques and resellers, from 100 boxes per artwork, with paperboard and corrugated styles ready once 8–10 business days have passed since your artwork sign-off.
