Why are paper bags ordered from us?

Our advantage is that in addition to your bags, we can also make your boxes. For the set (paper bag + greyboard box) we use matching materials! As a result, we get a single style for the whole range of your branded packaging.

What materials and technologies do we use in the manufacturing of paper bags?

We use different types of materials and technologies to best suit our clients’ needs and their brand’s style. We present here some of our most popular options:

• The paper laminated bag, with full-color printing or with branded mixed color (pantone). When you order both the bag and box, the color will be 100% identical. Same goes for a cardboard bag.
• The bag is made of designer paper, tinted in mass, with different textures. We use exactly the same paper of the same manufacturer for both the box and the bag to guarantee a gorgeous result.
• As finishing options we propose foil stamping, spot varnishing, soft touch lamination or silk screen printing. Moreover, when we produce the bag and box at the same time, we can offer you a low price.
• For the bag handles, we have a large range of cords and ribbons in various colors.

Print runs

• Short print runs: from 300 items. We recommend the use of designer papers and finishing methods as foil stamping, spot varnishing, silk-screen printing on the packaging.
• Medium print runs: from 1,000 items. We recommend using the same materials as for small print runs. However, it is already economically advantageous to use full-color offset printing and lamination as a finishing method. This allows the use of company colors and full-color prints in the design.
• Long runs: from 3,000 items. Main materials and technologies for these runs are coated paper and film lamination as finishing, along with full-color offset printing.

High Quality

Our customers, including jewelry companies, entrust us to produce the boxes for their most sumptuous products. Our production of paper bags is exactly of the same high quality!

Price

Pricing can vary due to the following factors:

• quantity,
• used materials,
• finishing options.

That is why we consider each print run individually.