A Square Shell With a Built-In Locking Tab

A small tab on the front edge tucks into a matching notch on the base, keeping the box shut without tape, stickers, or a separate clasp. The square footprint sits flat on a shelf or in a gift bag without rolling or tipping, which matters more than it sounds for loose, disc-shaped sweets. Pulp fiber gives the lid enough rigidity to resist crushing in transit while still breaking down after disposal.

Nine Cone-Shaped Wells, One Piece Each

The interior is molded into a 3x3 grid of tapered cavities, each one narrowing toward the base so a single round piece settles into place and stays centered rather than sliding to one corner. This nine-cavity tray with tapered wells works especially well for translucent or disc-shaped candies, since the raised edges between cavities keep colors from bleeding onto one another.

A Flat Lid Surface Made for Bold Labels

The top of the lid is left smooth and uninterrupted, giving brands a full, flat canvas for wraparound artwork instead of working around seams or vents. A small round tab print on the closure doubles as a teaser of what's inside before the box even opens. It's a shape that photographs well on a shelf and travels just as well in a mailer.