The answer to your question really depends on the printer that you have.

Many printers (especially commercial quality printers) clearly list the maximum weight (thickness) of paper that can pass through the feeder. If you don't see this number clearly labeled in the manual for your printer, call the manufacturer. This is a number that they will certainly have quick access too.

After you find out the thickest paper that will safely pass through your printer, all that's left is to find it. Local stationary stores carry a wide selection of paper, but I'd start at a local print shop. Most print shops will happily show you samples of specific papers. You can look, feel, heck even buy a sheet or 2 to try out before buying a large quantity.

Best of luck with your box printing, Lucg!

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