Card Packaging Options
Select the structure around deck count, accessories, protection, budget, and the experience you want buyers to have.
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Compare Packaging by Deck Count, Components, and Protection
Card dimensions are only the start. The structure must also allow for finished deck thickness, rulebooks, dice, tokens, pouches, dividers, inserts, and international transit.
Compare the structure around the full set
| Structure | Practical fit | Define before the dieline |
|---|---|---|
| Tuck box | Compact single-deck retail packaging | Finished card size, stock, finish, card count, and opening direction |
| Drawer box | Premium presentation with space for a tray or accessories | Complete component list, pull style, internal clearance, and insert |
| Book-style or lid & base | Rigid protection for larger or multi-component sets | Deck arrangement, rulebook, accessories, compartments, and opening sequence |
| Shrink wrap | Protective wrap for compact card sets where a box is not required | Film type and thickness, bundle count, seal position, and retail pack dimensions |
| Ring binding | Easy handling and portability for frequently used card sets | Ring material (Metal / Plastic), card quantity, hole position, and card size |
Lock the product before the box: card stock, surface finish, deck count, and accessories change the finished stack height and internal clearance. Finalize these inputs before approving the packaging dieline.
Six details to send with an inquiry
- Finished card size
- Cards per deck
- Number of decks
- All extra components
- Preferred opening style
- Target retail and freight pack-out
