Custom Scrunchie Boxes

Measuring Scrunchies Without Squashing Them

Lay the scrunchie flat on a table without pressing it. Measure its outer diameter from edge to edge, then the height of the fabric at its puffiest point. Add a few millimetres to the diameter and about the same to the height. For a stack, measure the full stack height after letting the scrunchies settle naturally for a minute.

Oversized scrunchies can be over 120 mm across, while skinny ones may be nearer 60 mm, so it is worth measuring each style in your range rather than assuming one box fits all. If you sell several sizes, a box that suits your most popular style, with a card insert to centre smaller ones, keeps stock simple.

Materials and Finishes That Match the Fabric

The box often mirrors the material of the scrunchie. Silk and satin scrunchies look at home in smooth, soft-touch laminated boxes, maybe with a touch of gold foil. Velvet suits a matt, deep-coloured box with a simple embossed logo. Cotton and linen scrunchies pair well with kraft board and a single colour of ink for a relaxed, natural feel.

Folding boxboard is light and prints sharply, which suits most scrunchie boxes. For premium silk lines, a rigid drawer box wrapped in printed paper feels weightier and customers keep it afterwards for storing hair accessories. Adding a layer of tissue paper inside, or a printed insert with care instructions for silk, adds to the sense of quality.

Colour matching is worth a mention. If your scrunchies come in signature shades, send us a fabric swatch and we can aim the box colour to complement it rather than clash.

Getting Bundles to Look Their Best

Bundles of mixed colours are one of the most popular ways to sell scrunchies, and how they are arranged inside the box matters. Stacking them in a gradient from light to dark, or alternating patterns and plains, makes even a modest set look like a hand-picked collection. A narrow card band or a printed ribbon around the stack keeps them in order during posting.

For window boxes, the stack should fill the window area so no empty space shows. If you sell bundles of different sizes, such as three and five, consider two box depths rather than leaving a gap in the smaller set. It is a small detail that makes a big difference to how complete a gift feels.

Who Orders Branded Scrunchie Packaging

Hair accessory start-ups are frequent buyers, often moving from plain cellophane bags to proper boxes as they grow. Sellers on craft marketplaces and social media find that a branded box makes their product look far more professional in photos and unboxing videos.

Boutiques and gift shops use scrunchie boxes for own-label accessories near the till. Hair salons sell them as add-ons after a blow-dry. Bridal and hen party organisers order small boxed scrunchies as favours, and some clothing brands match scrunchies to their prints and sell them as gift sets with a coordinating box.

Because scrunchies are light and small, they are also easy to post in a letterbox-friendly mailer. If you send orders by post, ask us to size the box so it fits a large letter envelope or small mailer, which keeps delivery costs low.

Placing Your Scrunchie Box Order

Send us your scrunchie dimensions or a photo beside a ruler, how many you want in each box and the style you prefer, along with your artwork. We will reply with a custom quote by email within one working day, with boxes from £0.25 each depending on size, board and finish. Minimum quantities are low and quoted for each job.

A free design proof shows your box laid flat with the window, foil and any inside print marked, so you can make changes before production. We print in 4 to 7 working days from proof approval, and delivery to UK mainland addresses is free, tracked and takes 2 to 3 working days. Anything that arrives damaged or misprinted can be reported within 10 days for a reprint or refund.