(opens in a new tab or window)Shirts & folded clothing ↗ (opens in a new tab or window)
Record the fold width, collar position and total stacked height. Include protective tissue before measuring the final pack.
Clothing · Scarves · Accessories · Textile gifts
Custom Apparel & Fashion Packaging
Develop the pack from the garment’s folded size, the number of pieces and the way the order will be presented or delivered. Compare apparel mailers, scarf boxes and gift sets before fixing the outer dimensions.
(opens in a new tab or window)Industry applications
How do I choose packaging for folded clothing and fashion accessories?
Measure the clothing after folding and include tissue, tags and any accessories in the packed thickness. Select a presentation box or a shipping mailer for the actual sales channel, then review packing, opening and any required return closure with a filled sample.
(opens in a new tab or window)
(opens in a new tab or window)Scarves & textile gifts ↗ (opens in a new tab or window)
Choose how the scarf will be folded or rolled and how it should appear when the lid opens. Compare flat storage and gift presentation.
(opens in a new tab or window)Bags & accessories ↗ (opens in a new tab or window)
Allow for handles, straps and hardware. Check which parts should be restrained or separated during packing.
(opens in a new tab or window)Apparel with tissue paper ↗ (opens in a new tab or window)
Coordinate tissue colour and folding with the printed outer box. Check whether assembly can be repeated by your packing team.
Structure & buying decisions
Measure the folded product, then choose the box.
| Buying task | What to compare | Sample or brief requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Gift presentation | Scarf, shirt or accessory arranged for a deliberate reveal. | Confirm the visible fold, tissue arrangement, logo position and whether the gift pack needs a shipping carton. |
| E-commerce delivery | A mailer selected around the completed folded stack. | Check loaded thickness, closure clearance, product movement and the outer-carton packing pattern. |
| Returns & repeat use | A closure that supports the specific return workflow. | Ask for the proposed resealing arrangement. A mailer photograph alone does not prove a return-ready design. |
Browse individual products
Fashion & apparel product references
24 products · Showing 1–6
Page 1 of 4
Material, insert & print options
Coordinate board, tissue and branded details.
Outer box
Discuss corrugated construction for delivery and presentation-board options for gifting. Set the board specification after the packed weight and route are known.
Tissue & separation
Include tissue thickness and folds in the sample. Separate exposed zips, buckles or decorative details where the garment layout requires it.
Print & finish
Place artwork around folds and closure edges. Compare the printed inside lid, external branding and optional labels using the final folded sample.
Sampling & shipment preparation
Check the packing routine as well as the appearance.
- Pack the intended garment size range, including the thickest combination.
- Check tissue placement, tag presentation and contact with exposed hardware.
- Review opening and any separately agreed return closure.
- Confirm storage form, packing speed requirements and delivery-carton layout.
Prepare the quotation brief
- Folded dimensions and stack height for every garment variant
- Items per order, tissue and accessories
- Retail, gifting or delivery route; return requirements
- Artwork and desired arrival date
From the brief to the packed order
A clear path to your custom packaging.
Confirm the specification and approval stages before committing to a production schedule.
- 01
Define the packed product
Share dimensions, weights, quantity, sales channel and delivery destination.
- 02
Develop the structure & artwork
Agree the box style, insert layout, material direction and print-ready files.
- 03
Review a physical sample
Check product fit, opening, print and the agreed shipping configuration.
- 04
Confirm production & delivery
Approve the final specification, quality checks, packing plan and schedule.
Fashion & apparel buying questions
Resolve the details before ordering.
Should I measure clothing before or after folding?
Use the intended folded presentation. Include tissue, tags and accessories, then measure the completed stack. An unfolded garment size does not define the packaging size.
Can one box fit more than one clothing size?
Send the smallest and largest folded sizes and the number of items per order. Compare movement and closure at both extremes before deciding whether a shared box or separate sizes make sense.
Can the package be used for returns?
Specify the return journey in the brief. Ask to review the proposed resealing method and a repeated opening-and-closing sample; the source collection does not establish a tested return feature for every box.
What should the apparel sample include?
Supply the real folded clothing, tissue, tags and any accessories. Check how the packing team will place them and how the customer removes them.
Request a quote
Tell us what you’re packing.
Share your product and the way it will be sold and shipped. A clear brief makes the structure, sample and quotation easier to compare.
Request a Quote (opens in a new tab or window)WhatsApp Contact the packaging team → (opens in a new tab or window)Include these details
- Product dimensions, weight & items per pack
- Order quantity & preferred box reference
- Artwork, logo & finish requirements
- Destination & required delivery date
Custom dimensions, material specification and schedule are agreed for your project.