We All Scream for Cardboard Boxes for Sale

PROVO, Utah - Sept. 29, 2015 - PRLog -- Once upon a time, in a land not so far away, during a time pretty much like this time, there was a person who wanted to change the world.  This person wanted to open up a corner shop where they offered cardboard boxes for sale.  They wanted a customer to be able to come in and find any kind of cardboard box they could ever find themselves needing.  This person’s dream came true.  They did open up that corner shop, and they called it “Cardboard Boxes for Sale”.  And then they opened up another shop, and another, until it became a full-fledged online corporation.  The name changed to PackagingSupplies.com because suddenly it wasn’t just cardboard boxes for sale, but any kind of packaging supply the customer could ever want.  The dream had grown into a magnificent, larger-than-life reality.

This is wonderful news for the rest of the world, because we now have access to everything that used to be in a little shop on the corner.  Now we can go online and supply our personal business, or feed our unquenchable fetishes (wait what?).  I said now we can feed our unquenchable interests.  Seriously, though, cardboard boxes are really great for hobbies.  Like your hipster handkerchief hobby.  You obviously aren’t just going to be throwing those dope pocket squares in the back of your undies drawer.  You want to delicately fold and immaculately crease those babies and know they will still be looking like that when you go to get them for wine-tasting and origami later on.  So this is when you order a pack of a hundred from PackagingSupplies.com, fold and seal, and then probably put some sort of label on them: mint green sateen with emerald green scalloped edging; navy and cream pinstriped silk; coral linen Chantilly lace from Normandy.

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What else classifies as cardboard boxes for sale (http://www.packagingsupplies.com/cardboard-shipping-boxes...)?  There are your standard and obvious genres, for the every-day type individual who just wants to pack up their keepsakes in regular file boxes, or who want to put their winter clothes in plain brown cartons.  Pop up hat boxes are certainly not for the faint of heart, but they would probably be appreciated by the hipster with the handkerchief collection, because I’m betting he probably has a mean selection of bowlers.  It’s okay if you just need some folding cartons.  I understand.  I usually just get the shipping cartons myself.

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