Box lining
Crumple in a bakery or gift box. Cut to the box.
Custom tissue papers are thin printed tissue for lining boxes, wrapping gifts and light bakery presentation — not a greaseproof wrap and not a napkin. They add a printed layer, they do not hold a burger.
Online purchase for standard sizes will be available soon. Use Custom size to request a quote.
Best for
Box lining, gift wrap, light pastry presentation.
Not ideal for
Greasy burgers; freezer meat; soaking up drinks (that is napkins).
How it is used
Crumpled or folded as a liner. Not a structural wrap.
Protection
Almost none against grease. Decorative and light food-contact on request.
Choose this
Choose tissue for a soft printed liner in a box or gift wrap.
Choose the other
Choose glassine for a smooth translucent wrap that resists a little grease. See that paper
Choose this
Choose tissue to line and wrap.
Choose the other
Choose napkins for wiping hands at the table. See that paper
Consider instead
At a glance
Size
Box liner sheets Cut to the box you line.Material
Printed tissue Decorative. Not greaseproof wrap.MOQ
Quoted by quantity Low minimum. Tiers on your quote.Turnaround
5–7 days After you approve the proof.Shipping
Free in the USA Nothing prints until proof approval.Crumple in a bakery or gift box. Cut to the box.
Printed tissue as the first layer. Not the food wrap.
Tissue soaks. Use greaseproof or wax on food.
Napkins wipe hands. Tissue lines.
Light logos. Heavy coverage looks muddy.
Only if it touches food. Many liners do not.
Custom tissue papers are thin printed tissue for lining boxes, wrapping gifts and a light bakery presentation. They add a printed layer. They do not hold a burger, soak up drinks, or replace greaseproof wrap.
Opening a box is the moment the customer sees the brand twice — once on the box, once on the tissue. A light repeat on tissue does that without pretending the sheet is food wrap.
Heavy ink on tissue looks muddy. Keep coverage light. If the sheet has to resist grease, order glassine or wax paper instead.
Cut sheets for lining. Reams for gift wrap stations. Not napkin folds and not interfolded deli paper.
Match the box you line so one sheet fills it without a second crumple. Send the box footprint.
White, kraft-tone or dyed tissue. Print reads best on light sheets. Dark tissue needs a lighter ink.
Light logo or pattern. You approve a proof because tissue shows strike-through more than wrap papers do.
Glassine when you need a smooth translucent wrap. Napkins for the table. Wax or greaseproof when food is the wrap job.
Ask if tissue will touch food. Many liners sit under packed bakery, not on a wet sandwich.
Thin printed tissue for lining boxes and light wraps. Not burger paper and not a napkin.
No. Tissue soaks. Use greaseproof, wax or deli paper for food wrap. Tissue is the pretty liner.
Ask if tissue will touch food. Many liners sit under packed bakery, not on a wet burger.
Yes. Light coverage. Heavy ink on tissue looks muddy. We proof it.
Cut sheets for lining. Send the box size you line.
Send size, quantity, print colors and artwork on this form. We reply with pricing.
You see the logo on the sheet within 24 hours. Nothing prints until you approve.
After written approval we print the run. Typical turnaround is 5–7 business days.
Ships free across the USA. Tracking once the order leaves.
Pay after you approve the proof. No plate fees on the quote.
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