Bakery & Confectionery
Custom Pastry Boxes
Printed to your exact size · from 50 boxes · free design & US shipping
Laminated pastry sheds butter and crumb, so a pastry box is specified for what leaks rather than what it holds. Grease-resistant board, a base rated to the real weight, and a window only where the product still looks good after an hour.
Custom Pastry Boxes — specification
Everything below is a starting point. The dieline is drawn around your product, free.
StockGrease-resistant food-grade boardGrease-resistant food-grade board, 16–18pt
SizesMade to your productSingle-serve to 12-count platters, drawn to your product
FinishingFood-safe coating insideFood-safe coating inside, matte or gloss outside
- No die or plate charges
- From 50 boxes
- 10–12 business days
- Free US & Canada shipping
- Free design & dieline
- Free 3D mockup
What to get right
The three things that decide whether pastry boxes work in practice, from the people who print them.
- Butter migrates. Without a grease-resistant coating the print on the outside will show it by the end of the day.
- A tray and sleeve lets one printed tray serve several product lines — you only reprint the sleeve.
- Check the base against the loaded weight. Pastry platters are heavier than they look.
Box styles that suit pastry boxes
Each links through to the full range, every size printed to your dimensions.
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Price your pastry boxes
Send your dimensions and a quantity — a rough idea is enough to start. A specialist replies within 24 hours with a fixed price and a free 3D mockup, and nothing is charged until you approve it.
- Free dieline and 3D mockup before you pay
- No die charges, no plate charges
- Orders from 50 boxes, free US & Canada shipping
- Artwork in AI, PDF, EPS or TIFF
Pastry boxes — FAQs
Will butter stain the printed box?
Not with a grease-resistant coating, which is what these are quoted on when you tell us the product is laminated pastry.
Can one box serve several products?
A tray and sleeve build does exactly that — one printed tray, a different sleeve per line. It is usually the cheapest way to run multiple SKUs.
Do you make single-serve pastry boxes?
Yes, from 50 units, with the dieline drawn around your product at no charge.