Customized USPS Priority Boxes?

[phaz0rz]

I just saw one of these for the first time yesterday, and am curious if anyone here knows anything about how to get customized USPS Priority boxes. We have a lady who orders a ton of crap online and donates all her shipping supplies to us, which is how we discovered this box.

The box measures 11" x 8" x 4" and has a cubic measurement of .24. It also has the shippers logo and website printed on the box. It's really similar in size to a Medium FRB but a Medium FRB is .4 cubic so it's a lot more expensive to ship. I've thoroughly searched USPS.com and stamps.com looking for this .24 cubic box but I can't find it anywhere.

If we could find a way to start getting these boxes, we could save about $4 in postage for each shipment of one of our most popular items.

Any suggestions, anyone? I realize the chances of a helpful reply are slim. I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask the community though!

[jakobrockz]

I'm sorry I have no help to offer, but I would also like to confirm that I've seen multiple different sizes of customized USPS priority mail boxes. So don't give up searching!

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Article from a decade ago, maybe of some use, I would of presumed they'd offer this to their most elite clients... http://www.dmnews.com/direct-mail/us...article/90957/

A 10-year-old program offering mailers custom-sized boxes or packaging that bears their logo is seeing a resurgence as printing costs have decreased and supply chain efficiencies have increased.

But the program still has complexities, he said. As a result, shippers usually must generate at least $500,000 annually for the USPS in expedited services to be eligible for customized packaging. Good business sense allows exceptions, however.