Stopper Boxes

[moke]

For those of your that sell stoppers, what do you put them in after the sale? The leatherette boxes seem pricey, any other ideas?
Thanks

 

[broitblat]

I haven't bought them for a while, but I use a small cardboard box (2 x 3 x 6)

I think it was this one: #4011260 http://www.papermart.com/Product%20Pages/Product.aspx?GroupID=5411&SubGroupID=5412&ParentGroupID=19001#5412

-Barry

 

[ryvnd2001]

I've mainly used the leatherette box from PSI. I have, in the past, used the tubes as well. The tubes allowed me to put a card with a description of the wood (came out pretty cool). I saw someone (I think on Etsy) that sells them in a cardboard box with their logo and contact info on the top of the box. I would try that if I thought I could sell enough.

Good luck

Ryan

 

[Rob73]

I would say it depends upon your price point. If you're selling 'basic' stoppers with chrome bottoms for 20 or 25$ the plastic tubes should suffice. If you're selling laminates, custom acrylics, or stone that garner $70+ I'd use a box... at that price point you should be able to fit the box cost into the price.

 

[warreng8170]

I use 4x4 inch velvet bags.

http://www.softpouch2.com/

 

[Rob73]

I use 4x4 inch velvet bags.

Box of those sitting next to me and forgot about them :bulgy-eyes:

I picked up mine from http://papermart.com

 

[moke]

Thank you all for your suggestions, I now have to sit down and figure which is right for me.....

 

[PenMan1]

I also use the 4 x 4 velvet pouches. Monty has nice ones at very good prices.

 

[TellicoTurning]

I don't put them in a box... I keep packages of white tissue paper and wrap everything I sell in the tissue paper after the sale.... I had some gift boxes for a while, but have run out of most of the sizes and haven't replaced them yet.