What a bag has to survive changes with what goes in it. Pick the trade closest to yours and see the stock, the handle and the shape we build for it.
A carrier leaves the shop with the customer and keeps working: down the street, on a bus, in a kitchen cupboard at home.
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Folded clothing needs depth, not height.
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Hot food, grease and a customer walking fifteen minutes.
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A bakery fills hundreds of bags a day with one hand while talking to a queue.
See bagsMost of what leaves a cafe is small, warm and eaten within the hour.
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Delivery and collection orders are heavier than counter takeaway: several containers, a drink, sometimes cutlery.
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A dispensing bag is a working document as much as packaging: it carries a label, a patient name and sometimes a warning, and it has to be opaque.
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Small, heavy and expensive: a bag of skincare weighs more than it looks, and the bag is handed over at the end of a treatment someone has just paid well for.
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When the bag is part of the present, it gets opened twice: once at the counter and once at home.
See bagsSmall bags, high value, and a customer who is already paying attention to detail.
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Groceries are the hardest test a paper bag gets: heavy, awkward, often damp, and carried further than anything else on this site.
See bagsAn event bag is carried round a hall all day by someone who did not choose it.
See bagsOnline sellers use paper bags in two places: inside the parcel so the unboxing looks like a shop, and at the counter when a customer collects.
See bagsWith more than a handful of sites the problem stops being the bag and becomes consistency: the same spec, the same colour and the same stock on every counter.
See bagsNot listed? The trade only tells us what the bag has to carry. Send what you are packing, how heavy it is and whether it has to stand open, and we will specify it.
We price the job in front of us rather than selling a package. Artwork can follow later; the quote does not wait for it.
Not sure which bag? Send a photograph of what you are packing and we will come back with the stock, the handle and a size that fits it.