Recycled Board Packaging Sleeves
Post-consumer recycled paperboard for brands prioritizing sustainability.
Made from post-consumer recycled fiber rather than virgin pulp - a straightforward way to back up a sustainability claim with the packaging material itself, at a modest cost increase over kraft.
- Cost vs. kraft
- +$0.03/unit
- Recyclable
- Yes
- Available on
- Every sleeve style
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We'll make your sleeve 8.1 x 2 in (clearance added). Not sure of your size? Use the measuring guide or request a quote without it.
Best For
- Brands marketing sustainability
- Subscription boxes
- Zero-waste and refill products
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Recycled Board cost more than kraft?
Yes, Recycled Board adds about $0.03 per unit compared to kraft, reflected automatically in the calculator.
What is Recycled Board best used for?
Brands marketing sustainability, Subscription boxes, Zero-waste and refill products. Any sleeve style can be printed on recycled board.
Is Recycled Board recyclable?
Yes, Recycled Board is recyclable through standard paper recycling streams.
Other Materials
- Kraft
An unbleached, natural-brown paperboard with an eco-friendly, rustic look.
- SBS / C1S
Solid bleached sulfate board, coated on one side - a bright-white surface built for vivid, high-detail printing.
- Corrugated (E/F-Flute)
Thin fluted board with a printed face - noticeably stiffer than paperboard for heavier products.
Helpful guides
- How to Choose a Material for Your Packaging SleeveA comparison of kraft, SBS/C1S, recycled board, and corrugated to help you pick the right base material.
- Eco-Friendly Packaging Sleeves: Kraft, Recycled Board or SBS?An honest comparison of kraft, recycled board, SBS and corrugated, so you can pick a material that fits your brand and your budget.
- How Much Do Custom Packaging Sleeves Cost?Real per-unit prices for custom sleeves, what makes the price go up or down, and simple ways to lower your cost without hurting the look.
