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Best for: High-value items like electronics, luxury cosmetics, and jewelry.
Advantages
Excellent cushioning and shock resistance
Can be die-cut for precise product fitting
Long-lasting and moisture resistant
Wide range of colours available
Considerations
Higher cost compared to cardboard
Can look industrial if not paired with fabric or printing
Recommended use: Premium brands where protection is a top priority.
Best for: Jewelry boxes, watches, cosmetics, and gift packaging.
Advantages
Soft texture enhances luxury perception
Gentle on delicate surfaces like metals and glass
Creates a premium unboxing experience
Available in rich colours (black, red, royal blue, champagne)
Considerations
Higher cost than simple cardboard
Less durable long-term compared to EVA
Can attract dust or lint if not maintained
Recommended use: Brands that emphasize a high-end, tactile presentation.
Best for: Lightweight products, eco-conscious brands, and large-volume orders.
Advantages
Cost-effective and easy to produce
Fully recyclable and eco-friendly
Can be printed, die-scored, or laminated for better presentation
Lightweight yet functional
Considerations
Limited cushioning compared to EVA
Not as premium-looking as velvet or EVA
May wear faster with heavy or sharp products
Recommended use: Brands prioritizing budget and sustainability without heavy shock protection needs.
Jewelry & watches: Velvet for premium look; consider velvet over EVA for presentation or EVA with fabric overlay for protection + luxury.
Electronics & fragile items: EVA for shock protection and long-term durability.
Large runs / sustainable brands: Cardboard inserts, optionally with kraft or recycled board and printed branding.
Mixed approach: Combine materials — e.g., Die-cut EVA base with velvet top layer for both protection and luxury.
Provide exact product dimensions (length x width x height) and tolerances when requesting die-cut inserts.
If using EVA, specify density (soft/medium/firm) and whether closed-cell foam is required for moisture resistance.
For velvet, clarify pile direction, backing material (paperboard, EVA, or chipboard), and whether additional adhesive or edging is needed.
For cardboard, state board thickness (GSM or pt), surface finish (uncoated, matte lamination, or gloss), and if any inserts will need slits, tabs, or folding.
Q: Which insert is best for jewelry boxes? A: Velvet for presentation; EVA if the item is fragile and needs extra protection.
Q: Are cardboard inserts recyclable? A: Yes, most cardboard inserts are recyclable — choose uncoated or water-based coated boards for better recyclability.
Q: Can I mix materials? A: Yes — many brands use a combination (e.g., EVA base + velvet cover) to balance protection and luxury.
Let's discuss your project! Please check my homepage
[Request a Quote] [Get a Sample]https://www.custom-packagingbox.com/contactus.html
Click on the product link below
Best for: High-value items like electronics, luxury cosmetics, and jewelry.
Advantages
Excellent cushioning and shock resistance
Can be die-cut for precise product fitting
Long-lasting and moisture resistant
Wide range of colours available
Considerations
Higher cost compared to cardboard
Can look industrial if not paired with fabric or printing
Recommended use: Premium brands where protection is a top priority.
Best for: Jewelry boxes, watches, cosmetics, and gift packaging.
Advantages
Soft texture enhances luxury perception
Gentle on delicate surfaces like metals and glass
Creates a premium unboxing experience
Available in rich colours (black, red, royal blue, champagne)
Considerations
Higher cost than simple cardboard
Less durable long-term compared to EVA
Can attract dust or lint if not maintained
Recommended use: Brands that emphasize a high-end, tactile presentation.
Best for: Lightweight products, eco-conscious brands, and large-volume orders.
Advantages
Cost-effective and easy to produce
Fully recyclable and eco-friendly
Can be printed, die-scored, or laminated for better presentation
Lightweight yet functional
Considerations
Limited cushioning compared to EVA
Not as premium-looking as velvet or EVA
May wear faster with heavy or sharp products
Recommended use: Brands prioritizing budget and sustainability without heavy shock protection needs.
Jewelry & watches: Velvet for premium look; consider velvet over EVA for presentation or EVA with fabric overlay for protection + luxury.
Electronics & fragile items: EVA for shock protection and long-term durability.
Large runs / sustainable brands: Cardboard inserts, optionally with kraft or recycled board and printed branding.
Mixed approach: Combine materials — e.g., Die-cut EVA base with velvet top layer for both protection and luxury.
Provide exact product dimensions (length x width x height) and tolerances when requesting die-cut inserts.
If using EVA, specify density (soft/medium/firm) and whether closed-cell foam is required for moisture resistance.
For velvet, clarify pile direction, backing material (paperboard, EVA, or chipboard), and whether additional adhesive or edging is needed.
For cardboard, state board thickness (GSM or pt), surface finish (uncoated, matte lamination, or gloss), and if any inserts will need slits, tabs, or folding.
Q: Which insert is best for jewelry boxes? A: Velvet for presentation; EVA if the item is fragile and needs extra protection.
Q: Are cardboard inserts recyclable? A: Yes, most cardboard inserts are recyclable — choose uncoated or water-based coated boards for better recyclability.
Q: Can I mix materials? A: Yes — many brands use a combination (e.g., EVA base + velvet cover) to balance protection and luxury.