A Plain Lid Left Entirely Without Print

The outer shell carries no artwork, no sleeve, and no embossing, leaving the lid as a single uninterrupted block of white fiber. That blank surface gives a brand full freedom to add a sticker, stamp, or wax seal of its own without working around any existing design. The separate lift-off lid keeps the closed shape clean and rectangular, stacking easily in shipping cartons alongside identical boxes.

Eight Cups Holding Their Own Paper Liners

Each molded cavity holds a separate fluted paper cup rather than touching the chocolate directly, so cocoa dust, ganache drips, or glossy shells never transfer onto the fiber tray itself. This cup-lined cavity tray for delicate chocolates keeps the tray reusable as a clean serving piece even after the chocolates are gone, since nothing has stained or marked the fiber underneath.

A Translucent Sheet That Doubles as the Label

Rather than a printed card sitting beside the chocolates, a sheer paper sheet rests directly over the tray, with gold lettering visible through the material itself before it's lifted away. That layer also acts as a light dust cover between the lid closing and the chocolates underneath, adding a small layer of protection the bare tray doesn't otherwise provide. It's a single piece doing the work of both a divider and a brand card.