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Buy tennis ball packaging built around your ball count, from three-ball tubes and tuck cartons to club-sized bulk cases. Boxify Now makes custom printed tennis ball packaging in paperboard, kraft, corrugated and rigid board, with window cut-outs, hang tabs and inserts that stop balls rolling. Order tennis ball packaging wholesale with low minimums, free design support and no die or plate charges, or add your brand to every panel with tennis ball packaging with logo printing. Buy now or request a quote.
Tennis ball packaging is the printed tube, carton, sleeve or case that holds tennis balls from the factory to the court, usually in counts of three, four or twelve. It keeps the balls together and clean, shows the ball type and brand at a glance, and gives retailers a pack that hangs, stacks or sits on a counter. Boxify Now builds custom tennis ball packaging to your ball count and artwork, and you can buy tennis ball packaging from us in low minimums or in bulk.
Tennis ball packaging is used to group, protect and sell balls, and to tell a player which ball is inside before they open it. A tube of championship balls, a box of pressureless trainers and a pack of low-compression junior balls all look alike once they are loose, so the pack has to carry the information. Brands, clubs and retailers typically use it for:
You can order tennis ball packaging as tubes, folding cartons, sleeves, display units or shipping cases, and most brands use two of these together: one retail pack and one case that carries it. The right choice depends on how the balls are sold and whether they are pressurized.
A tube is the shape shoppers already associate with tennis balls. Our cardboard tube packaging is spiral-wound paperboard with a paper, metal or plastic end cap, wrapped in a fully printed label. Three balls stacked in a tube need a little over eight inches of internal height, and four need close to eleven.
Tennis ball packaging boxes with tuck ends ship flat, fold up in seconds and give you four flat panels for graphics. A die-cut window, open or covered with clear film, lets the buyer see the felt color and the logo stamped on the ball. Add a hang tab and the same carton works on a peg hook.
A printed sleeve wraps one can or bundles two, three or four cans into a value pack with a carry handle. It is the least expensive way to rebrand stock cans for a club, an event or a store’s own label.
Loose promotional balls sell well from printed display boxes placed beside the register. For coaching programs, a corrugated case with a divider grid holds 24, 48 or 72 balls and doubles as court-side storage.
No, a paperboard box or paper tube does not hold air pressure, so it cannot keep pressurized balls lively by itself. Pressurized balls stay fresh only inside a sealed, pressurized can, which is why they are sold that way. Paper-based tennis ball packaging is the right choice for:
If you sell pressurized balls, tell us the can dimensions and we will build the carton, sleeve or case around it.
Paperboard between 14pt and 24pt works best for most retail tennis ball cartons, while corrugated board is the better choice for anything shipped or stacked. Balls are light, so the board is chosen for print quality and stiffness more than for load.
Browse our custom retail boxes to see how these boards look on finished shelf packaging.
You brand tennis ball packaging with logo printing by placing your mark, ball type and count on every panel a shopper might see first, then choosing one finish that makes it stand out. Tennis aisles are crowded with yellow and green, so contrast does more work than decoration.
Leave room on the back panel for the details players check: ball type, court surface, felt grade, quantity and barcode.
Choose the size by multiplying the ball diameter by your layout and adding a small clearance, about 1/16 to 1/8 inch per side, so balls slide in without rattling. A two-by-two carton of four balls, for example, needs an internal footprint of about five and a half inches square. If the pack goes around a can, measure the can’s height and widest diameter, including the lid. Send us a sample or the measurements and we will draw the dieline for you.
Ready to buy tennis ball packaging that looks as good as the balls play? Request a quote today and get a free dieline, a proof before production and pricing for the quantity you need.
Related packaging: pair your ball packs with golf ball boxes, custom sports boxes, gym bottle packaging and yoga mat packaging for a matching sporting goods range.
Tennis ball packaging is the tube, carton, sleeve or case that holds tennis balls for sale, storage or shipping. It groups balls by count, protects the felt from dirt and moisture, and carries the brand, ball type and barcode retailers need.
Most retail packs hold three or four balls, and practice balls are often sold by the dozen. We build packs for any count, from a single promotional ball to coaching cases of 72, with dividers sized to your ball.
No. Pressurized balls hold their bounce only inside a sealed, pressurized can. Paper tubes and cartons suit pressureless, foam, pet and promotional balls, or work as outer sleeves, gift boxes and cases around cans that are already sealed.
A regulation tennis ball measures roughly 2.6 to 2.7 inches in diameter. We add a small clearance on each side when drawing the dieline, so balls load easily and do not rattle around inside the finished pack.
We use SBS paperboard and kraft board for retail cartons, E-flute and B-flute corrugated for mailers and bulk cases, and wrapped rigid board for gift and collector sets. We will recommend a board once we know how the balls are sold.
Yes. Your logo can be printed in CMYK or matched PMS colors on any panel, inside or outside, and highlighted with foil stamping, spot UV or embossing. You approve a digital proof and 3D mockup before production begins.
Yes. We can die-cut a window in any shape, such as a circle that frames one ball, and leave it open or cover it with clear film. Windows let shoppers check felt color and the printed ball logo.
Yes. Send the can height and widest diameter, including the lid, and we will build a printed sleeve or carton around it. Sleeves can hold one can or bundle several into a multipack with a carry handle.
We keep minimums low so clubs, coaches and new brands can order a short run, while distributors can order in bulk at a lower unit cost. The quantity options for your chosen style are listed on your quote.
Cost depends on the style, board, print coverage, finish and quantity, so we price every job individually. Larger runs lower the unit price. Send your specifications and we will return a quote with no die or plate charges.
Timing depends on the style, finish and quantity you choose. Your production and delivery timeline is confirmed on your quote, after the specifications are set, so you can plan around a season launch or a tournament date.
No. Design support is free. Our team builds the dieline to your ball count, places your artwork, and sends a digital proof and 3D mockup. You only approve production when the layout looks right to you.
We accept PDF, AI and EPS files at 300 DPI in CMYK color mode. Convert fonts to outlines and include bleed on every edge. If you only have a logo, our designers can build the full layout for you.
Paperboard, kraft and corrugated packs are paper-based and widely recyclable where local facilities accept them. Choosing an open window, uncoated kraft or aqueous coating in place of plastic film and lamination keeps the pack simpler to recycle.
You can buy tennis ball packaging in bulk directly from Boxify Now. Request a quote with your ball count, style and quantity, and we will send pricing, a free dieline and delivery details for your location.
