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Old December 18th, 2008 Dec 18, 2008 2:13:21 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Invest instead in a pretty printed mailer. Especially one that can be reused. ( Linty Fresh — Bundle Box). They will go further than a hang tag.

I am not trying to be negative. I order a lot of stuff from a lot of different sites, and probably 1 our of 100 will have a hang tag. And they are a nuisance to me, especially if they are hard to remove.
Where can I get them boxes, they are so cool. I'd like to make my own!

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Where can I get them boxes, they are so cool. I'd like to make my own!
Boxes, Shipping Boxes, Shipping Supplies, Packaging Materials, Cardboard Boxes - ULINE is one of many sources for the blank boxes. If you silkscreen, you can print them yourself with some waterbased ink.

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Old December 18th, 2008 Dec 18, 2008 3:01:05 PM -   #3 (permalink)
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Boxes, Shipping Boxes, Shipping Supplies, Packaging Materials, Cardboard Boxes - ULINE is one of many sources for the blank boxes. If you silkscreen, you can print them yourself with some waterbased ink.
Thank you, but I do not :/ Do you know the correct size mailer box for a t-shirt?


Also I am confused. It says QTY/BNDL 25. If I order 25 do I get 25 or bulk of 25.
http://www.uline.com/Product/Product...ootChecked=yes

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Man, you go for the high priced stuff.

I was thinking of these Literature Mailers - White

47 cents for mine, $2.05 for yours!

To answer your question though, its 25 in a bundle. You have to buy a minimum of 24 X $2.05

Here is my beef with these boxes, as nice as they are. Did you notice the weight? .32 pounds! Thats 5 ounces. Multiply that times the postal rate.

That's why I like poly envelopes Uline Tear-Proof Polyolefin Mailers

They too can be printed and they weigh about 1/2 an ounce.
 
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But I don't have resources to print myself, do you know any companies who print custom on the poly envelopes or mailers?
 
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But I don't have resources to print myself, do you know any companies who print custom on the poly envelopes or mailers?
Just do a google search on printed boxes or printed poly mailers. Companies like this, with low minimums, will show:

Kwik-Print Corrugated Shipping Boxes
 
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Contact this guy

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He has great prices with low min. I am pretty sure he is the guy who prints linty freshes boxes.
 
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He has great prices with low min. I am pretty sure he is the guy who prints linty freshes boxes.
For realz? Does he have a website.
 
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Man, you go for the high priced stuff.

I was thinking of these Literature Mailers - White

47 cents for mine, $2.05 for yours!

To answer your question though, its 25 in a bundle. You have to buy a minimum of 24 X $2.05

Here is my beef with these boxes, as nice as they are. Did you notice the weight? .32 pounds! Thats 5 ounces. Multiply that times the postal rate.

That's why I like poly envelopes Uline Tear-Proof Polyolefin Mailers

They too can be printed and they weigh about 1/2 an ounce.

soooo true...

i would rather spend the difference in cash on more marketing material to put inside the box/envelop.

add 1 flyer and 1 business card and i bet that those would stay around longer than a box.

then figure damage to the fancy boxes in shipping too...
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Old December 21st, 2008 Dec 21, 2008 10:16:44 PM -   #10 (permalink)
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soooo true...

i would rather spend the difference in cash on more marketing material to put inside the box/envelop.

add 1 flyer and 1 business card and i bet that those would stay around longer than a box.

then figure damage to the fancy boxes in shipping too...
Yea, I am going to use polybags instead. Boxes are, big, heavy and can't be compressed like bags. Boxes are moe expensive too.
 
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For realz? Does he have a website.
i think it is derisordesigns.com

he is working in a new site i think since that one is really crappy and hard to navigate. i would suggest emailing him.
 
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