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[Brianm77]

I will have to check them out too

[garypl]

I agree with alpha2 about Uline.  I buy cartons in many sizes from Uline as well as from another local Atlanta supplier.  It pays to shop around in your local area.  Do a Google search for packaging or carton suppliers in your area.  

[farmersracer]

Hi Brian

My tip is to use a box that will bring the leather goods to your customer in a  safe way. If you want to add value to the experience of the unpacking and first impression: Make a nice tag.

It is a lot cheaper than custom boxes, and add a lot of quality for a small cost.

I make bags and have two tags in form of custom made postcards. Small items can be taged with business cards. One can tell a long story with a picture and some text.

[Brianm77]

That is something to consider.  If you don’t mind my asking where did you get those made. And how much does something like that cost?

[farmersracer]

Great to hear

I use moo.com

They have really good paper options. And if you upload your own pics you can order 100 cards with 100 different pictures. One on each card:) This makes it possible to make very small batches for special products.

I use mini cards:

https://www.moo.com/eu/products/minicards.html

And post cards:

https://www.moo.com/eu/products/postcards.html

[billybopp]

A tag of some sort is a great idea.  Depending on what you make, another nice option could be a simple fabric presentation bag made of flannel, satin, or cotton - whatever suits your product - can be nice.  They cost little, can be put together in minutes, and provide a little bit of protection for your product in the shipping box.  It gives the customer the idea that you've taken that extra care for the product you've made for them.

- Bill