Guide dieline

Trays, Sleeves & Sliding Boxes

Window Cutout Sleeve

A sleeve with a die-cut window so customers can see the product.

Good for

Specialty Breads
Gifts
Artisan Socks
Apparel

Structure

Die-Cut Window
Inside Visibility
Customer Draw

Material guidance

Folding boxboard for retail trays and sleeves; E-flute corrugated where the tray carries weight.

Current size: 150 × 60 × 100 mm. Guide dieline drawn to this size; request the production file before cutting.

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The structure, unfolded.

Change the size and the dieline redraws.

Length

Width

Height

Cut lines
Fold / crease
Perforation
Bleed guide

How a window cutout sleeve is built

An open-ended sleeve with a die-cut window, often backed with a clear film, so the product shows through.

Putting it together

1Form the sleeve tube.
2Slide it over the product or tray.

Measuring for this style

Length (L): The inside width of the front panel, left to right.
Width (W): The inside depth from front to back: the width of a side panel.
Height (H): The inside height from the base to the top opening.

All sizes are inside dimensions. Add 1 to 2 mm of clearance around the product. How to measure

When to choose it

For baked goods, socks and gifts where seeing the product sells it. For a reveal at an angle choose the diagonal cut reveal sleeve.

Before you print

Keep the window at least 8 to 10 mm from every crease.
Film windows are applied after cutting; mark the film area.

Questions