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Color Comic Rivet Reinforced Shopping Bag

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SupplierFoshan Moyi International Trade Co., Ltd.www.moyeepackaging.com
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Full-Colour Comics All Over

The front of the bag is given over to a print: an oversized brand name, a character worked into the lettering, comic panels running along the bottom, rows of paw prints, and a few lines of small handwritten type. The sides carry another version of the artwork, so the bag still has something to say when it is turned sideways. It is printed in full colour on white card, so the panels stay separate and the lettering keeps its outline instead of running into the background. A bag like this walks out of the shop and gets photographed — it works as a signboard for the counter it came from.


A Flat Base, So It Stands

- Thick white card: the walls have some body, so the bag keeps its shape even when it is empty
- A flat base, so the bag stands on a counter or a table without being held
- Bread, pastries and other weighty items do not pull the sides in
- Pressed flat when not in use, it stacks away and takes up little shelf or storeroom space


Satin Webbing, Locked With Rivets

The handle is deep brown satin webbing, cut wider than a cord. Each end passes through holes punched in the bag mouth, and a metal rivet is set over the point where it comes through, so the pull is spread around the hole instead of sitting on one line. That is what separates this from a ribbon simply folded into the top edge: fold-in handles carry the load along a glued strip, while here the rivets hold the ends as well, so long carrying does not tear the bag mouth open. The rivets are left showing on the face of the bag, where they read as part of the artwork rather than a fix.


Your Artwork, Printed All Over

- The front: the whole face printed, or one large shape with the brand name inside it
- The sides and the back: another panel of comic or pattern, so the bag has something to show from every angle
- The bottom: an address, a QR code, or one short line
- The colours: built from your brand colours, as many as the artwork needs
- The handle: the colour of the webbing can change
- The size: set to the bread, the pastry box or the cake box you usually pack
One sample first, shot in real light for you to approve, before the order runs.


Made for Bakers and Gift Shops

A bakery sends a baguette or a loaf out in one, a dessert shop packs pastries and doughnuts, a gift shop puts postcards, notebooks and small merchandise inside, and a boutique fills it with accessories and small gifts. Holiday gift sets go into the same bag. One bag covers the whole counter, so a shop stocks one size and one artwork instead of five.


One Factory From the Drawing to the Shipment

We are a source factory, not a trading office: the printing, the lamination, the die-cutting, and the folding and gluing of our boxes are all done in our own workshops, and our paper bags are made the same way, so nobody in the middle is guessing at your order. On the box side, we make mailer, lid-and-base, drawer, magnetic flip-top, folding, and jewelry boxes, with liners and inserts fitted where they are needed; on the bag side, cotton-rope, ribbon-handle, flat-paper, die-cut handle, kraft, colored card, and specialty paper bags. We make boxes and bags for consumer electronics brands, power bank and earbud sellers, digital accessory makers, small home appliance brands, and sellers shipping through marketplaces and their own websites. Small batches and full container orders are both welcome; a few hundred pieces to start is no problem. You send us your logo or your idea, we make a sample first and shoot it in real light so you can approve it, then we run the order. One coordinator follows your order from the first drawing to the day it ships.