Red Checkered Wine Gift Box with Handle

This box starts with a bold red face and white checkered sides. The gold logo is hot stamped on, so it catches light the way printed ink doesn't. It holds one or two bottles, and the handle is built into the structure, not glued on as an afterthought. Buyers who need a wine bag for retail sets or a coordinated box-and-bag gift will find it works hard at the point of sale. The cardboard is strong enough to carry the weight without flexing, and the finish reads as premium without a premium price tag. It's a straightforward choice for red wine, champagne, or any bottled gift that needs to look deliberate.

Single or double bottle. You choose the size at order. The same design language works for a single bottle and a two-bottle set.
Red with checkered sides. The white checkered pattern breaks up the red so the box doesn't read as flat. It photographs well on a shelf.
Hot-stamped gold logo. Your brand mark is applied with heat and foil. It stays crisp on the red surface.
Durable cardboard body. It's solid enough to protect bottles in storage and during transport. No flimsy corners.
Built-in handle. The handle is part of the box structure. It carries comfortably and doesn't tear off.

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Specifications

Category: Wine gift box
Bottles: 1-2

Customisation

You can change the logo placement, the colour of the checkered sides, and the overall box size for single or double bottle formats. The hot-stamped logo can be your own brand mark. We can also adjust the handle style if you need a different carrying feel. As an OEM/ODM supplier, we work from your dimensions, bottle sample, or reference design. The board standard we use is greyboard at 1200 g minimum, with facing paper at 157 g minimum.

How the box is built

The body is cardboard, but not the thin stock you'd find on a mailer. It has real load-bearing capacity, so a full bottle doesn't make the base sag or the sides bow. The red surface is paired with white checkered sides, which gives the box a two-tone look without adding another material or complicating production.

The handle is built into the structure. That matters because a glued-on handle can rip away when the box is carried by a customer. Here the handle and the box are one piece, so the weight transfers through the body. The gold logo is hot stamped, not printed, which holds up better to handling.

Bottle fit and carrying

The box is built around the bottle, not the other way around. Our insert rule is simple: the bottle is held at four points, with no unsupported neck or shoulder. We check every design three ways before it ships. Shake it for 10 seconds and there's no movement. Tilt it 45 degrees and the bottle doesn't slide. Invert it and the bottle stays put. The built-in handle makes it easy to carry from the store to the car to the dinner table. If you're shipping these boxes, we run our in-house pre-shipment checks: a 1.2 m six-face drop test with a loaded bottle, and stacking under 40 kg for 24 hours.

Where it fits

This box suits wine retailers, gift basket companies, and event planners who need a red wine or champagne presentation that doesn't look generic. The checkered pattern gives it a slightly casual, celebratory feel, so it works for birthdays, anniversaries, and holiday gifting. It's not the right choice if you need a formal, understated look for a high-end cellar release. The red is loud. For a corporate gift with a subtle brand presence, you'd want a different finish. But for a gift that should feel festive and intentional, this one does the job.

Buyer questions

Can I get this box in a different colour than red?

Yes. The red and white checkered combination is one option, but you can change the base colour and the checkered pattern. We match Pantone references and provide a first-article approval before mass production. Black, deep blue, and burgundy are the hardest colours to hold, so we sample carefully for those.

Does the handle hold up if the box is shipped?

The handle is built into the box structure, not glued on. We run in-house pre-shipment checks that include a 1.2 m six-face drop test with a bottle loaded and stacking under 40 kg for 24 hours. The handle is part of that test.

Is this box suitable for champagne bottles?

Yes, champagne bottles work because the insert holds the bottle at four points and we check for no movement with a 10-second shake, a 45-degree tilt, and inversion. The heavier champagne bottle doesn't slide or release.