Bow Christmas Candy Favor Box

- Thick white card, folded out of one piece, so the little box keeps square corners and a straight front

- The carry handle is built into the box, so there is no separate bag to buy and nothing to stick on

- Small and square: it holds a bag of candy, a few chocolates, a ring or a sample vial

A few seconds to open it out, and it stands up all evening on a party table.

These come flat and fold open in a moment, which is what makes them work in the quantities a party needs: a few hundred flat boxes take one corner of a storeroom, and you open them as the table is being set. Nothing is pre-built and waiting to be dented, and nothing has to be folded back down if the numbers change. Order for the count you need, and fold what you use.

The reindeer, the sleigh and the lettering are hot foil stamped in gold, so they sit on the surface and catch the light. On the white box the gold is the only colour on the face; on the green and the red it is the one thing that shines. The bow is tied on the peak of the box in a ribbon dyed to match, and the tails hang down the front, so the box reads as a present from the far end of a table. All three colours use gold foil, which is what keeps a batch of them looking like one order.

- White with a gold ribbon, dark green with green, wine red with red — all three are shown here

- These three are held in stock, so small quantities can go out without waiting for a die

- Your logo can be foiled onto the front or the back, in the same gold as the design

- Other colours than these are run to order

The stock colours are held all year, so a Christmas order does not wait for a print plate.

- Christmas candy — a bag of sweets or a few chocolates per guest

- Party favours — one box at each place setting, in one of the three colours

- Small jewellery — a ring, a pair of earrings or a bracelet

- Candle samples — a single wax melt or a small tin

- Hotel and shop counters — a box that says thank you without a card

They are small, so a row of them fits the end of a table and one hand carries them all.

We are a factory that makes folded paper packaging: small favour boxes, folding gift boxes and shopping bags, all from our own workshop. This box is made to order — the shape, the size, the colour and the foil all follow your artwork rather than coming off a stock shelf. Send the artwork over and we check where the foil lands before anything goes on the machine. Once a box comes off the line we photograph it as it is and send that to you, not a render.