Caffè & specialty drinks packaging
Kits and gift sets for roasters, brewers and drink brands.
The problem in this trade
A coffee kit is bought once and then, if it works, ordered again. It ships by courier to a kitchen bench rather than by pallet to a loading dock, so it has to survive being handled on its own, open without a knife, and still look right in a photo at the other end. Packaging judged on a trade stand does not survive any of that.
Box styles we build for Caffè
Materiali & compliance
| Kit layout | Each item gets its own cavity, so nothing rattles against anything else |
|---|---|
| Courier handling | Built for single-parcel shipping rather than pallet freight |
| Opening | Tuck or lift-off, with nothing the customer has to cut through |
| Re-ordering | A construction that repeats identically run to run, so a second order matches the first |
| Stampa | Printed band or full wrap, from your artwork |
| Finishes | Hot foil stamping · Emboss & deboss · Spot UV · Soft-touch lamination |
| Minimum order | 1,000 pz, in tiers of 1,000–4,999, 5,000–9,999 and 10,000+ pz |
| Lead time | 15–30 days production · 7 days for a sample · sample cost on request |
A coffee kit usually ships on its own to a home address rather than on a pallet to a dock. That changes what the packaging has to do: survive being handled singly, open without a knife, and still look right in a phone photo when the customer posts it.
The kits we build for roasters and brewers are a printed carton or a small rigid box holding a dripper, una scatola, a cloth or a scoop, with each item in its own cavity. Send us the item list and we will lay out the insert around it.
Common questions
- Can the kit hold a dripper, a tin and a cloth together?
- Yes — that is a standard layout. Each piece gets its own die-cut cavity so nothing moves or knocks in transit.
- Will it survive a courier?
- It is designed for single-parcel handling rather than pallet freight, with the insert taking the movement out of the contents.
- Does a second order match the first?
- SÌ. The insert is cut from a stored die line, so a repeat run reproduces the first one.
- Can we keep the carton and change only the print for a seasonal run?
- Yes — the construction repeats and the artwork changes, which is the usual pattern for a seasonal release.
- What is the minimum order?
- 1,000 pz, in tiers of 1,000–4,999, 5,000–9,999 and 10,000+ pz.
Want this built for your brand?
Send the product, the quantity and the market you are selling into. We reply with a specification and a quotation.
