Underwear Boxes

Underwear boxes package briefs, boxers, bralettes and multipacks for retail shelves, subscription drops and direct delivery, printed to your own design and built in whichever format the product needs, from a light postal mailer to a firm retail box. Brands that also sell hosiery pack the two together, adding socks boxes for the sock lines.

Box Underwear Formats: Mailer, Rigid and Drawer

Styles run from everyday post to premium retail. The Custom Underwear Mailer Box prints in full colour and folds shut without tape, made for sending multipacks; it folds flat for storage and keeps postage light on online orders. For a higher-end line, the Custom Underwear Mailer Box with Hot Stamping adds a metallic foil detail on the same corrugated build. When a set needs more presence, the Custom Underwear Box with Lid and the Custom Underwear Rigid Magnetic Box move to 1.9mm solid board with a lift-off or magnetic closure, which gives the weight a boxed gift calls for and holds shape on a shelf. The Custom Underwear Drawer Box slides open like a matchbox for a reveal, and the Custom Underwear Pillow Box wraps a single pair in a curved format for a small gift or a checkout add-on.

Underwear Packaging for Retail and Subscriptions

Every format prints inside and out on brown kraft or white board, so a multipack, a single pair or a full gift set carries your brand from the courier to the customer's hands. Rigid and drawer builds photograph cleanly for a product page and stack neatly in a window, while the mailer flat-packs to keep a stockroom tidy between drops. Sizes step up or down to the garment, so a single brief and a three-pack each get a snug fit, held to a ±2-4mm tolerance. A one-colour print keeps unit costs down for everyday basics, while full-colour artwork suits a hero set or a seasonal drop. These sit in our wider apparel and fashion boxes range, boxed to match a whole clothing line. Brands with a broader range also use lingerie boxes for delicate sets, while folded tees ship in t-shirt boxes built the same way. Print from low volumes upward, each box sized to fit and finished in your own artwork rather than a stock wrap.