Built for Slim Pens and Precision Tips

• Tailored length and snug width stop bending and rattling
• Tip-safe space so felt tips and brushes do not touch walls
• Clean folds that stack evenly in stockrooms and mailers
• Clear panels for shade name, batch, and barcode
• Quick-close locks that hold during repeated handling

Construction That Keeps Shape

TheBoxesSupplier profiles barrel diameter, cap length, and any clip or shrink band. Dielines are then cut so pens slide in smoothly without crushing the tip seat. Score depth is tuned to keep panels straight—important for long, narrow EYE Liner Boxes that must look sharp beside lip and brow SKUs.

Formats for Every SKU Family

• Single-pen cartons for pencils, gel pens, and felt tips
• Small-pot cartons for dip eyeliners with brush handles
• Twin packs for liner + mascara co-promos
• Drawer or sleeve sets for influencer kits and PR mailers
• Hanger-tab versions for peg displays in crowded aisles

These options let brands standardize looks across launches using custom eye liner boxes.

Inserts That Protect the Tip

Paperboard collars and rails hold the pen in the middle of the box. For pots, ring inserts steady the glass and leave headroom for the brush handle. This stops scuffs in transit and keeps the first unboxing tidy—key for review photos and store testers within eye liner packaging.

Clear Text and Shade Control

Artwork is checked for type size and contrast before plates are made. Shade bands and icons are reviewed at true size so staff can pick the right color quickly. Barcode quiet zones are kept open, which reduces mis-scans and slow lanes—practical gains for printed eye liner boxes used in busy stores.

Retail and E-Commerce Alignment

Store shelves need edge visibility. Parcels need drop protection. TheBoxesSupplier supplies inner cartons for shelf and coordinates right-size outers for DTC, so the same EYE Liner Boxes work across channels. Tear paths can be planned in the mailer, keeping returns simple without changing the inner carton.

Line-Friendly Details That Save Time

Cartons ship flat, pop open with light pressure, and load quickly. Glue tabs are sized to hold firm without squeeze-out that could catch on pens. Tuck lengths are tuned so testers can be opened many times without tearing. Labels land where scanners expect them. That is how eye liner packaging stays efficient day to day.

Bundles, Sets, and Refills

Gift pairs and limited drops can share a family dieline with simple length or cavity tweaks. Sleeves group shades by finish (matte, gloss, waterproof) without new outer art on every side. Refill SKUs get slim cartons that still protect tips and threads—clean, repeatable solutions within custom eye liner boxes.

MOQ Steps and eye liner boxes wholesale

Pilot runs start low for new shades. Volume tiers at 1k, 3k, 5k, and 10k+ bring down unit cost. Repeat orders reuse stored dielines to cut prepress time and keep color steady—ideal for distributors and contract fillers running eye liner boxes wholesale programs.

Ordering—Simple and Direct

1. Share measurements (pen or pot), a quick photo, and any line notes.
2. Receive a tailored dieline plus a short recommendation.
3. Send artwork; request a proof if needed.
4. Approve, then move to print and assembly.
5. Delivery follows the schedule set with your launch.
    

This straight path gets EYE Liner Boxes ready without delays.

Use Cases

• New liquid liner with a delicate felt tip that needs tip space
• Gel pot with tall brush handle requiring a steady ring insert
• Dual packs for liner + mascara with a shared sleeve
• PR drawer kit with multiple finishes lined up in one tray
• Marketplace sellers who want stiffer, straighter cartons to reduce damage

Why Brands choose TBS

They fit right, read clearly, and protect long, narrow formats that are easy to dent. The result is a tidy shelf face and fewer returns. For fast-moving cosmetics, our simple, line-ready eye liner packaging is the safe choice.

FAQs (new and not repeated from the content)

1) Can you align shade names with a retailer’s planogram codes?
Yes. Cartons can include secondary codes or spine text so staff match shades to planogram positions quickly.

2) Do you provide barcode placement templates for very slim panels?
Yes. Narrow-panel templates show minimum size and quiet zones so codes scan the first time.

3) Can one order split by language regions without separate print runs?
Yes. Multi-language panel layouts can be set up so regional copies vary while the rest of the art stays the same.

4) Is blind shipping to multiple 3PLs supported?
Yes. Neutral labels and paperwork are available, and lots can be divided across different warehouses on the same schedule.

5) Can you supply plain unbranded cartons for photography before launch?
Yes. Plain or placeholder-printed digital samples can be produced for studio work and retailer previews ahead of the main run.