Champagne in board, specifically
Champagne is achievable in print as a warm neutral, and it is not achievable as a metallic — a metallic effect on board needs a foil or a metallised stock, which is a different specification and a different cost.
What champagne does for the piece
A warm neutral with a slight golden cast — a colour, not a metallic surface. It softens contrast and flatters yellow and rose gold, and it reads expensive without the risk a true metallic carries.
What champagne shows
Very little, which is one of its practical advantages over both white and ivory on an open counter.
Which metals and stones champagne suits
Yellow and rose gold. Against platinum and diamonds it reduces the contrast that makes those pieces read bright.
Why rigid board
Board wrapped in paper or textured stock. The lightest and most shippable of the constructions, and the one that gives the widest colour and texture range.
Putting your logo on rigid board
Board is the best surface of all for print. Foil, deboss, spot varnish and flat colour all work, and fine typography holds.
Cutting the interior in rigid board
A board box is built around its insert; the insert is usually a die-cut foam or board platform wrapped in the lining material.
Keep dry. Board recovers from a light knock better than lacquer, but a wet mark is permanent.
What we need from you
| What we need | Why |
|---|---|
| Colour reference | A Pantone number, a swatch or an existing box |
| Piece dimensions | Sets the interior |
| Champagne in board | Champagne is achievable in print as a warm neutral, and it is not achievable as a metallic — a metallic effect on board needs a foil or a metallised stock, which is a different specification and a different cost. |
Frequently asked questions
How does champagne behave in rigid board?
Champagne is achievable in print as a warm neutral, and it is not achievable as a metallic — a metallic effect on board needs a foil or a metallised stock, which is a different specification and a different cost.
What logo methods suit rigid board?
Board is the best surface of all for print. Foil, deboss, spot varnish and flat colour all work, and fine typography holds.
How does rigid board wear in use?
Keep dry. Board recovers from a light knock better than lacquer, but a wet mark is permanent.
Will a champagne reorder match?
Close, not identical, across dye lots. Order the full quantity in one run, and we keep a retained swatch to match later orders against.
Specify your champagne boxes
Tell us the piece, your brand and the quantity you have in mind. We’ll send photos of our work and one clear, all-in quote.