Two-jar gift box

[Amari]

Grateful for advice: T's used to sell green cardboard two-jar gift boxes with handles in the flat but they've not been available for a few years. I have some of their brown 3-jar boxes but they're not as nice and anyway I'm too mean to gift three jars. Does anyone know of a source please?

 

[rusper]

Like this? https://www.freemanharding.co.uk/ta...p46nmcGzEIAogKZ04LgXJYTR3iLL8OZuh7ux81mys5E3w

 

[WoodenBeam]

might be worth a try & on the doorstep
https://wandmsmith.co.uk/

 

[Erichalfbee]

I use postage boxes with the jars nestled in coloured shredded paper. Much cheaper than window boxes

 

[Erichalfbee]

Like this? https://www.freemanharding.co.uk/ta...p46nmcGzEIAogKZ04LgXJYTR3iLL8OZuh7ux81mys5E3w

Amazon have identical and cheaper

 

[Mint Bee]

I prefer the cardboard look as I use plain brown kraft labels for my honey. I have used this firm recently and very pleased with them

https://www.packaging4retail.co.uk/product-category/preserve-jar-packaging/

 

[ericbeaumont]

prefer the cardboard look

Those boxes look good: plain, no fancy window shapes, no over-printing.

 

[Amari]

Like this? https://www.freemanharding.co.uk/tall-two-jar-gift-box-pack-of-10?srsltid=AfmBOop0FBBp46nmcGzEIAogKZ04LgXJYTR3iLL8OZuh7ux81mys5E

Amazon have identical and cheaper

Thanks, just the thing = ordered

 

[Amari]

I prefer the cardboard look as I use plain brown kraft labels for my honey. I have used this firm recently and very pleased with them

https://www.packaging4retail.co.uk/product-category/preserve-jar-packaging/

Thanks, ideal but minimum order = 100 which at my rate of usage would last until I received a letter from the king and beyond.........

 

[biglongdarren]

I use a trio and find they sell well. Darren

 

[Garry R]

Not a box but have found these popular for gifts

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/20365068...cK5XpNQ==|tkp:Bk9SR_KYhMDxZA&var=504075123036

 

[Amari]

Not a box but have found these popular for gifts

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203650684222?_skw=hessian+bags+jute&itmmeta=01JE6011HKQ5CZN33JB8JC0FFQ&hash=item2f6a86d53e:g:-SoAAOSwJGNhZ9mO&itmprp=enc:AQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx+KZ9MfhVJKmI47Don05KwHRVIFuMjZfgDqTaO0yTe7cJ3L+L0VdNdtI8V++AzuwhhnVuRtdTbveU3HLxx7emBzzTt13--UQZSkz3Ta6O55sU0MpGcAGsdEN0eVzaiI4OTOtoXvVap2CRZppkn+8DPAtXKWPju0ntloJNFYMX32X4AziDvgnGM6TFAIs0N5PgETtPMVo/i1TAW5ydW2bzWUjmSdavJnKeNnpjuzbq0FBGf2JL7vCV7GLxmMXIiod8a3+A19ncvWR30xh8YGBZcNoo+A5DmxwbDsNGCDUqlv4ENCccK5XpNQ==|tkp:Bk9SR_KYhMDxZA&var=504075123036

Nice idea

 

[Garry R]

Nice idea

They hold a 1lb jar perfectly and the 12oz hex jar no problem. Specially nice for Christmas and no need to wrap further. Do remember that your label also acts as an advert for future sales.

 

[JamezF]

I use postage boxes with the jars nestled in coloured shredded paper. Much cheaper than window boxes

Do you have a preferred supplier for the boxes or are they all much of a muchness? I've been asked only this evening if I can post some to a few people.

James

 

[Erichalfbee]

Do you have a preferred supplier for the boxes or are they all much of a muchness? I've been asked only this evening if I can post some to a few people.

James

Kite packaging

 

[Amari]

They hold a 1lb jar perfectly and the 12oz hex jar no problem. Specially nice for Christmas and no need to wrap further. Do remember that your label also acts as an advert for future sales.

Yes, I always donate a couple of jars to any raffle in the village.

 

[Kaz]

Kite packaging

Me too