Sleeve Box

Sleeve Box is a type of outer packaging typically consisting of a rigid inner tray and an outer sleeve, with both ends of the sleeve open, allowing the inner tray to slide out. In foreign trade, this term is commonly used to describe product packaging methods, especially in industries such as electronics, cosmetics, gifts, and stationery. Usage scenarios include: when a customer requests sleeve box packaging, details such as material, dimensions, printing, and lining must be specified in the contract. Notes: A sleeve box differs from a folding carton in that the former is usually sturdier and more premium; it differs from a gift box in that a sleeve box emphasizes the sleeve structure, while a gift box broadly refers to exquisite packaging. Foreign trade practitioners should note: sleeve boxes have higher packaging costs, affecting quotations; during transportation, the inner tray may slide out due to a loose sleeve, requiring additional fixing measures; different countries have environmental requirements for packaging materials, such as the EU Packaging Directive. Additionally, a sleeve box can also be called a 'Sleeve and Tray Box' or 'Drawer Box' in English, but 'Sleeve Box' emphasizes the sleeve part more.