3PLs and fulfillment centersOne supplier for every client brand, separate artwork on file, scheduled deliveries.Subscription boxesSubscription boxes are opened on camera more than any other package.Coffee roastersA roaster's box is small, heavy and opened within minutes of arriving, usually by someone who already loves the brand.Snack and food brandsFood brands ship two kinds of boxes: the single order to a customer and the case to a retailer or a co-packer.Skincare and beautyBeauty customers photograph the package.Supplement brandsSupplement brands ship on a cadence: monthly subscriptions, bundles and the occasional retail case.Candle makersCandles are heavy and breakable, so candle boxes get more tape than almost any other small-business package: top, bottom and often an H across the seams.Apparel brandsApparel ships two ways: poly mailers for single tees and boxes for drops, bundles and wholesale.Pet brandsPet orders are big and heavy: bags of food, cases of treats, beds and toys in large cartons.Bakeries and confectioneryA bakery that ships has two packages: the pretty inner box and the plain shipping carton around it.Jewelry brandsJewelry ships small, which means a single roll of tape lasts a long time and a 36-roll order is a year or more of branded shipments.Shopify storesA Shopify store that packs its own orders controls the whole unboxing except one thing: the tape.Amazon sellers (FBM)On Amazon the customer never sees your brand until the box lands.New JerseyParcelry is based in Clifton, New Jersey.New York CityNew York brands pack in small spaces and ship a lot from them.
Not on the list? The home page covers every small business, the roll calculator works for any box, and the mockup tool shows any logo on a box in seconds.