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Collapsible rigid boxes
A folding body, with the opening and fixing method chosen for the product.
Magnetic collapsible gift boxes
A folding body plus a magnetic lid closure. Both need to be checked.

The detail changes
the packaging decision.
See the panels, edges and interior before settling the structure or artwork.
Choose the body.
Then choose the closure.
Folding describes the body. Magnetic describes the closure. Start with the structure your product needs.

Collapsible rigid boxes
Review the formed and flat views, corner fixing and how the box will be filled.
Explore folding structuresMagnetic collapsible gift boxes
Look at the closure separately from the fold. A magnetic model also needs a verified flat state.
Review magnetic closure
Closure detail concept · Exact configuration is not an approved Jinma model.
Look beyond the closed box.
Corner fixing, edge finish and the printed interior should be reviewed against the selected sample.
Compare product referencesSupplied originals · reference and verification



Understand the work.
Agree the responsibility.
Printing, surface work, folding and inspection need a clear production route. Confirm the operator and handover checks for the chosen box.
Review manufacturing


Start with the product
you need to pack.
The product
Size, weight and how it should sit inside the box.
The presentation
Opening, artwork, surface appearance and insert needs.
The order
Quantity by version, delivery state and destination.
A useful first step.
Where should I start if the structure is not decided?
Browse the product references, or start a packaging discussion with the product size, use and presentation you have in mind.
Is every magnetic gift box collapsible?
No. A magnetic closure does not establish a folding body. Our export focus includes collapsible magnetic gift boxes; the selected model needs both closure and flat-state verification. See what to check.
Let’s define your next
folding box.
A product idea, a reference or an existing brief is enough to begin.


