From printed paper pieces to custom packaging, we make the packaging that completes your album. Every packaging process is produced in our own factory.
※ Prices vary by paper, finishing and format, so we quote through consultation instead of an automatic quote.
We also make the paper that goes inside the case, printed to match the jacket.
The basics of paper packaging. Light and affordable, so they are popular for large runs; digipaks work for both CD and USB.
A case made from folded printed paper. The disc slides in without a tray.
A case with a disc tray attached inside the printed board. Works for both CD and USB.
※ Panels and discs are different things. “3-panel, 1 tray” means three panels and one disc; the other two panels are for photos or lyrics.
Made by wrapping thick board in printed paper. Solid and weighty, they suit limited editions and collector albums, and they take longer because so much is done by hand.
They vary with board thickness, wrap paper and opening style, and gold or silver foil lifts the finish a great deal. Everything is custom, so there is no set price; we quote through inquiry.
The same format can differ in price by finishing. We help you find the combination that suits your album.
Packaging prices vary greatly by format, panels, paper and finishing, so they cannot be calculated automatically. Send us the details below, and we will work out the specs and reply with a quote. It is fine if some things are undecided; just describe the feel you want.
One reference image is faster than ten lines of description. If it is hard to put into words, just send photos. We will work out the specs and quote and get back to you.
Request a custom quote →We also take inquiries by phone (+82 2 6738 3038) or email (bodacd@naver.com).
Packaging prices vary greatly by format, panels, paper and finishing, so they are hard to calculate automatically. Tell us the specs and quantity you want, and we will send a quote quickly.
No. Panels are the number of folds in the board; the number of discs is the number of trays. A 3-panel, 1-tray digipak has three panels and one disc.
A digipak has a tray glued to printed board; a rigid case wraps thick board in printed paper. Rigid cases are sturdier and heavier, and take longer to make.
Yes, on rigid cases and digipaks. Price depends on the foil area and position, so please send your design with your inquiry.
Tell us about your album and the quantity, and we will quote the cases and printed pieces that suit it. Email is the quickest way for international inquiries.