Teal Packaging is a US-based packaging supplier that builds packaging for lash brands: small-format folding cartons, rigid boxes, and printed mailer boxes drawn to your product dimensions. Standard orders start at 50 units and specialty rigid construction at 100 units. Every order includes free dieline design, full-color printing, two revision rounds, a digital proof before press, and free US shipping. Production runs from about 7 business days after proof approval, plus 2 to 5 business days for US delivery. FSC-certified and recyclable stocks are available by specification.
Questions or ready for a quote? Contact Teal Packaging at info@tealpackaging.com or (224) 546-8325.
Packaging for Lash Brands from Teal Packaging: 50-unit standard MOQ (100+ units for specialty rigid boxes), 2-5 business day delivery in the US (express and economy options available), free design help included on every order, free generic sample kit ($19.99 shipping, credited toward your first order). Standard production runs from about 7 business days after digital proof approval; complex or high-volume orders take longer.
Materials and certifications: FSC-certified paper stock, soy-based inks, kraft / corrugated / rigid paperboard / mylar / tin / vinyl substrates.
Contact Teal Packaging: Call (224) 546-8325, email info@tealpackaging.com, or request a free quote at tealpackaging.com/contact-us. We reply within one business day.
Updated August 4, 2026 · Teal Packaging operates a US facility in West Chicago, Illinois.
What Lash Brands Need From a Packaging Supplier
A lash brand sells a light, small, visually driven product, so packaging for lash brands is mainly a print and structure problem rather than a volume one. The carton is small, the artwork carries almost the entire brand impression, and the box has to hold a delicate item through transit without deforming. Teal Packaging is a US-based packaging supplier that builds those cartons and boxes to your spec, with standard orders starting at 50 units and specialty rigid construction starting at 100 units.
Every order includes free dieline design, full-color printing, two rounds of revisions, a digital proof before anything goes to press, and free US shipping. Those inclusions carry real weight on small-format lash work, because tight artwork registration is where problems show up, and the digital proof is the step that catches a shifted logo or a color that moved before a full run is printed. Pricing is quoted to spec, since the cost of a lash carton depends far more on board choice, finish, and print coverage than on the footprint of the box.
Formats That Fit Lash Products
Folding Cartons
A tuck-end folding carton is the workhorse for a lash SKU. It ships flat for storage, it prints edge to edge in full color, and it can be die-cut with a window if you want the product visible without opening the box. Folding cartons sit at the standard 50-unit minimum, which makes it practical to carry several styles or lengths without ordering a year of inventory for each.
Rigid Boxes
Rigid construction gives a lash set the weight and lid resistance that reads as a considered product when a customer opens it. Rigid boxes are built over chipboard and wrapped in a printed sheet, which is also what lets foil stamping and embossing land cleanly on them. Specialty rigid work starts at 100 units.
Mailer Boxes
If you ship direct to customers, a printed mailer box lets the shipping container do brand work instead of arriving as a plain brown carton. Mailers are corrugated, they self-lock without tape, and the interior panel can be printed as part of the opening sequence.
Corrugated Shippers
For wholesale drops and restock shipments to a retailer or a fulfillment center, a plain or lightly printed corrugated shipper carries multiple cartons in one case. Keeping the retail carton and the shipping case as separate SKUs is cleaner than trying to make one box do both jobs.
Materials Worth Specifying
For lash cartons, white SBS at 14 to 18pt gives a bright, even print surface and holds a crisp fold. Kraft paperboard at 300 to 400gsm gives an uncoated, natural-looking board if your brand direction runs that way. Rigid boxes are built over chipboard at 1.5 to 2.5mm depending on how substantial you want the lid to feel. Corrugated E-flute suits printed mailers where you want a thinner wall and a smoother print face, while B-flute is the heavier option for outer cases. FSC-certified and recyclable stocks are available by specification, and Teal prints with soy and water-based inks.
What to Think About Before You Order
Size the carton to the product, not to a stock box. Send the actual dimensions of the lash tray or insert you are packing, including its thickness, and Teal will build the dieline around it at no cost. A carton cut a little too generous lets the product shift, and that shows up as a loose, rattling box on arrival.
Decide print coverage early. A full-bleed dark carton behaves differently in production than the same art on a white uncoated board, and heavy ink coverage across a fold is where cracking shows first. Finish choices follow from that: foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV, and soft-touch all read differently against a coated versus an uncoated stock, so pick the board and the finish together rather than in sequence.
Plan the quantity tier honestly. Ordering at 50 units is the right call while you are still testing artwork or a new product line, because it lets you correct the design before it is locked into a large run. Once a SKU is stable, moving to a higher quantity tier is where unit cost drops. Teal quotes both so you can see the tradeoff before committing. The sample kit is free with $19.99 shipping, and that shipping cost is credited toward your first custom order.
Send print-ready artwork if you have it, and say which panel is the front. On a small lash carton, the difference between a clean proof and three rounds of correction is usually whether the file arrived with the fold lines respected and the type held back from the score. Teal's free dieline gives you the template to place art against, and the two included revision rounds are there for real design changes rather than for fixing a file built to the wrong size. Production time counts from proof approval, so a quick approval is the part of the schedule you control.
Production Timing and Fulfillment
Standard production runs from about 7 business days after proof approval, with complex builds or high-volume orders taking longer, plus 2 to 5 business days for US delivery. Express and economy delivery options are available. If a date is fixed, rush runs from about 4 to 7 business days after proof approval on qualified ready-to-print jobs, quoted at rush review. Rush qualification depends on print-ready artwork, clear dimensions and quantity, an approved material direction, and fast proof approval. Complex structures, specialty finishes and high volumes may need a standard window.
Teal also runs fulfillment from West Chicago, Illinois: kitting, assembly, pick-and-pack, storage, and ship-to-recipient. Teal is a US manufacturer with production facilities in West Chicago, Illinois and Guangzhou, and each job is routed to a facility by the production team based on the spec. For a lash brand running gift sets or seeding programs, kitting means the boxes can be assembled and packed with the inserts you supply, then shipped to individual addresses rather than back to you first.
Get a Quote for Your Lash Packaging
If you want pricing on custom lash boxes, eyelash box packaging, luxury eyelash packaging, and rigid boxes, request a quote with your dimensions, quantity, and artwork, and Teal will price it to your spec. If you would rather see the board and finish in hand first, order the sample kit: it is free with $19.99 shipping, credited toward your first custom order. You can also reach the team at (224) 546-8325 or info@tealpackaging.com.
