36 Pcs Christmas Cookie Boxes (3 Designs, Red/Green/White with Character Windows, 8.75 × 5.75 × 2.75 inches)

Three designs, all cute, but the character cutout windows are the real draw. Cookies peeking through somehow makes them taste better to kids.

I host a cookie exchange every December and these made the favors look professional. The clear window shows off the icing, the lid closes snug, and they stacked in my car without sliding everywhere.

I teach second grade and we packed these for the holiday party. Six-year-olds managed the lids on their own, which tells you how easy they are.

Between neighbors, teachers and the mail carrier I still have a handful left. Cheaper per box than anything at the craft store this time of year.

Squeezed roughly two dozen small cookies into one with room for a note card. The 2.75 inch depth is deeper than it sounds.

Filled them with shortbread, tied on a ribbon, done. The boxes look cheerful and none of them flopped while I was carrying them around.

My butter-heavy recipe usually soaks through cheap boxes by morning. These stayed clean on the outside even after two days.

Everything arrived flat with crisp creases, not a single bent corner in the shipment. Folding them took me maybe fifteen minutes for the whole pack.

Exactly as pictured, thick enough cardboard. I'd order them again next season.

Handed out cookies to the street and two people told me they were keeping the box for trinkets. Take that as a compliment to the design.