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The standard JEWELBOX is the most common, and usually the least expensive way to complete your project if you have cover art. The front cover is either a folder, or stapled booklet, depending on how many pages you want to include. The traycard is installed behind the plastic disc tray and usually lists song titles, contact information, some legal text and company logos.
If you need to save space because of travel, or need to ship discs around the country, slimline boxes take up a lot less space and may be perfect for you. No traycard is required, so your graphics need to be planned a little tighter, as only a front cover will fit into the slimline box.
When you really want your music project to be noticed in a crowd, DIGIPACKS give you an edge and are environmentally friendly. You can tell a digipack from a regular paperboard sleeve, by the plastic tray that is glued to the inside. These are available with an extra pocket if you want to add a folder or booklet for lyrics.
PAPERBOARD SLEEVES or mini ‘album style’ jackets printed in full colour are available in several configurations. Please check out our templates library or contact us today to learn more. |
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