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Old 2013-02-21, 11:27am
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Question bracelet boxes

Don't bracelets come in a long-ish rectangle box? Or didn't they used to? Why are bracelet boxes square now? Am I supposed to put it in there in a round-ish manner? If I order a long rectangle box, will I be able to put a bracelet in it in a manner so that it won't come out all tangled and scrunched in one end after shipping?
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Old 2013-02-21, 11:57am
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1. Less box inventory
2. They don't end up in a wad at one end
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Old 2013-02-21, 1:43pm
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Are there ways to attach it so that it doesn't rattle around?
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Old 2013-02-21, 2:13pm
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In a long box? You could make a cardboard insert and tie it around back
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Old 2013-02-22, 11:54am
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Old 2013-02-22, 1:04pm
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Often poster board or batting fillers work well.
If you need a bunch FMG has decent prices.
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Old 2013-02-22, 2:34pm
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http://www.nashvillewraps.com/jewelr...sku-43inb.html

These work well, they have a small holder at each end to secure the product.
There used to be some tiny elastics with a pin type end that you could push into the
ends of the inserts and it held the braclets , necklaces in place. Saw some with cardboard at one of the suppliers but cannot remember where. Maybe do a search for
necklace box inserts. Some of the boxes with the secure inserts are expensive.
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