Bakery boxes, 9 x 6 x 3 inches, 60 to a pack

Sixty white boxes, 9 x 6 x 3 inches, with a window in the lid. They come to $0.38 a box.

They arrive flat and fold in six steps with no glue and no tools, in the maker's words, read 28 August 2026. The window lid tucks in and holds itself, so a market table does not need a tape gun.

The material is described as food-grade by the maker. That is their description, printed as they wrote it.

Nine by six by three is the inside, so measure your cutter and the height of what you bake before you order. The counter below turns your two numbers into a count per layer.

Sixty flat boxes take one stack, and the stack stands upright beside the trays until a market day needs them.

The window earns its place on a table: a customer sees the icing rather than a label describing it. It also shows a squashed corner, so pack to the height you measured.

Warm goods steam up any closed box, this one included. Cool on a rack first and the window stays clear through the market.