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We reply to every enquiry with a written quote or a question. If something in the brief is missing we will ask rather than quote around it, because a quote built on an assumption is not much use to either of us.

Leave those fields blank. Tell us what goes in the box, roughly what it weighs and how it reaches the customer, and we will specify the rest and explain why.

Yes. We quote production and transit together as a single date and a single figure, because a production time that ignores shipping is not information you can plan around.

We quote small runs routinely. At low quantities the fixed costs — die, plates, press setup — dominate the unit price, and we will show you where they sit so you can decide what to simplify.

Yes, and it is worth asking for. Three figures show you where the price curve flattens, which is the point at which ordering more stops paying.

No. The quote and the dieline drawn to your product are part of quoting. Physical samples and tooling are charged, and both are stated on the quote rather than added later.

Yes. Along with the written quote, you get a dieline drawn to your product with the usable print area marked, so artwork can be laid out to a size that actually exists.

Yes. Every pillow box quote includes an honest note about anything in the brief that will not work, so you can adjust the specification before committing rather than discovering it at proof stage.

Tell us what goes in the box, roughly what the filled pack weighs, how it reaches the customer, an approximate quantity and the date it has to exist by. Anything you are unsure of can be left blank.

Yes. The step-by-step pillow box designer builds a specification as you answer, and every step has an option to ask us for advice if you are not sure.