
Structure & sizing
Shape the carton around the product, shelf footprint and packing process.

Printed paperboard structures for products that need efficient production, strong graphics and a clear retail presence.

Folding cartons bring structure and graphics together in one efficient format. Yebo can support the project from structural CAD and material selection through printing, die cutting, folding and gluing.
The format is only the starting point. Structure, material, graphics and production should be shaped around what the package actually needs to do.

Shape the carton around the product, shelf footprint and packing process.

Choose the paperboard and construction around appearance, strength and production needs.

Bring graphics forward with litho or digital routes plus finishing options where appropriate.

Add product visibility or internal organization when the experience calls for it.
Yebo can use the brief to narrow the most practical combination. Not every option belongs on every project, so final specifications are confirmed during discovery and quoting.
Choose the dimensions, panel layout and opening style around the product and the way it is packed. A sample helps review fit and assembly before the structure is approved.
A window can reveal the product without opening the carton. Discuss the aperture, whether a film patch is needed and how the construction affects strength and material separation.
Compare the print route against quantity, artwork versions, finish and timing. The team confirms the appropriate process for the selected substrate and structure.
Foil, raised or recessed detail and selective coatings can add contrast or texture. Review the artwork and board together because not every finish suits every construction.
Cutting and creasing establish the shape; folding and gluing make it usable. Closure style and packing method inform the tooling and manufacturing plan.
Discuss whether the carton needs internal support, printed inserts or assembly assistance. Scope the complete finished pack rather than only its outer shell.

Use these visual directions to start a conversation about structure, finish, reveal and performance — not as fixed templates.




These are common use cases, not limits. If your industry is not listed, Yebo can still start from the product and packaging need.

Strong shelf presence with room for finish and product storytelling.
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A clear structure for supplements, wellness and product communication.
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Efficient cartons for branded retail and repeat production.
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What is being packaged?
Exact or approximate size / weight.
Expected run or annual volume.
Ready, in progress or not started.
Target launch or in-hands date.
A consultative project path that keeps the packaging decision connected to design, sampling, production and delivery.
Product, goals, quantity and timing.
Choose a practical structure and production route.
Develop CAD, artwork and a physical or digital sample as needed.
Confirm structure, graphics and production details.
Move through production, pack-out and delivery support.
Yes. Structural design and CAD are part of Yebo’s packaging capabilities, so the carton can be developed around the product rather than forcing the product into a stock format.
Projects can incorporate finishing processes such as foil, embossing and UV depending on the design, material and production route. The quote process is where Yebo confirms the practical combination.
Yes, when the product benefits from visibility or internal organization. Window patching and custom insert approaches can be considered during structural development.
A useful starting brief includes product dimensions, approximate quantity, artwork status, target timing and what the packaging needs to achieve.

A flexible production route for shorter runs, multiple versions, testing, launches and changing SKU requirements.
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High-quality printed graphics laminated to corrugated board for packaging that needs both visual impact and structural performance.
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Brochures, inserts, cards and supporting print pieces that complete the packaging program.
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