Common CD Packaging Options
2 Panel Cardboard Sleeves
2 panel cardboard sleeves or mini-jackets are printed on white cardboard and then die cut and glued - they're like a mini record jacket. The CD slides in from the side.
![2 panel cardboard sleeves with CDs](/jpg/mikey-and-the-reelers-cd_400.jpg)
Pictured: Mikey & The Reelers 2 panel cardboard sleeve with 3-color disc print
![2 panel cardboard sleeve and CD](/jpg/mike-stevens-cd_400.jpg)
Pictured: Mike Stevens 2 panel sleeve and full-colour offset-printed CD
4 Panel Cardboard Sleeves
![4 panel cardboard sleeve with optional booklet](/jpg/emeline-michel-quintessence-cd_400.jpg)
Pictured: Emeline Michel (2013) 4 panel sleeve, offset-printed CD, and additional 32 page full-colour booklet.
4 Panel Digipaks
![Emeline Michel CD Digipak](/jpg/digipak-emeline-michel_400.jpg)
Pictured: Emeline Michel CD Digipak with black tray (2001)
![cd digipak manufacturing services](/jpg/toronto-cd-digipak-samples_400.jpg)
Pictured: Dani Nash & Melleefresh vs. Deadmau5 CD Digipaks
6 Panel Digipaks
![6 Panel Digipak](/jpg/digipak_6panelphoto_400.jpg)
Jewel Boxes
![CD Jewel Box Samples](/jpg/cdsamples-500.jpg)
The classic jewel box is still a cost-effective and popular option. Includes a front CD cover or booklet as well as a traycard which goes behind the CD. The paper printing is full colour everywhere (ie 4/4 or recto-verso printing).