I. Paper

Paper is a traditional packaging material, especially suitable for small gift packaging. Paper gift boxes are commonly used for packaging everyday items such as tea and candy. Common paper materials include white paper, colored paper, and wrapping paper. White paper is usually smooth and durable, suitable for storing lower-value gifts; colored paper offers more creative possibilities and can be designed and produced in various ways; wrapping paper is a semi-transparent paper that adds a layer of mystery to the gift box. When making gift boxes, it is important to choose appropriate colors and shapes based on the different materials and the desired design.

II. Plastics

Plastics are lightweight, durable, and easy-to-process packaging materials, especially suitable for packaging large gifts. Common plastic materials include PP (polypropylene), PET (polyethylene terephthalate), and PS (polystyrene). PP gift boxes are tough and impact-resistant, suitable for storing valuable gifts; PET gift boxes are highly transparent, allowing for a clear view of the gift; PS gift boxes are often used to make gift boxes with a three-dimensional effect. It should be noted that plastic gift boxes may have some environmental issues, so environmental factors should be considered when choosing them.

III. Metal

Metal gift boxes are a high-end, sophisticated packaging material, typically used for wrapping more expensive gifts. Common metal materials include gold-plated, silver-plated, and aluminum alloy. Metal gift boxes generally offer high durability and moisture resistance, providing better protection for gifts. It's important to note that metal gift boxes are more expensive to manufacture and process, so cost should be considered when choosing one.
IV. Wood

Wooden gift boxes are a natural, environmentally friendly, and artistic packaging material, especially suitable for packaging high-end gifts. Common wood materials include solid wood, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), and particleboard. Solid wood gift boxes have a strong natural feel, MDF has high hardness and decorative appeal, while particleboard is easy to process and shape. It is important to note that anti-corrosion and insect-proofing treatments for wooden gift boxes are crucial; otherwise, the value and shelf life of the gift will be affected.