In this age of online shopping, click-and-collects, and delivered convenience, boxes are increasingly a part of the retail experience. Mailing boxes have so many uses and are a great tool for building e-commerce and retail businesses. As such, at Koch & Co., we have expanded our mailing box range. Read below for some tips and tricks for using our flatpack mailing boxes to help enhance your customers’ unboxing experience.
What’s in a hat box? Sometimes, a hat. However, for many of us in the business of gift-giving, we recognise that hat boxes have been popularised as a packaging solution. Well-suited for elaborate floral arrangements, balloon bouquets, and teddy bear gifting, a hat box provides a versatile canvas for creativity. This iteration of hat box usage has taken a sharp turn from the history of the hat box, whose function has been both practically simple and socially complex.
We’ve all been there. That knot in your stomach when you’re at a loss of what to get someone for their Birthday or Christmas! The thing is you might not know what they want, but you do know a few of their favourite things. That’s where a gift hamper is a great alternative to traditional gift-giving because it allows you the freedom to be creative in a heartfelt way.
Recently we shared a blog on putting together a coffee themed hamper, which proved popular, so now we’re sharing some inspiration for other gift boxes you might like to create. Making a gift basket is such a creative way to give a present, and people love being able to use the whole thing, including the basket the present came in. And once you have all the right materials – they’re super easy to assemble.
Mother’s Day is the perfect day to show our Mums the love and special treatment they deserve. Maybe it’s breakfast in bed or a beautiful bouquet of flowers – we’ve chosen to create a Mother’s Day hamper, which is also versatile as a thoughtful gift for your sister, daughter, grandmother or in-law and the best part is you get to pick and choose all of her favourite goodies.
