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Daisy Print Kraft Paper Rope Bag
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SupplierFoshan Moyi International Trade Co., Ltd.www.moyeepackaging.com
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Kraft Paper, Plain and Natural
The bag is kraft paper in its natural colour — nothing is bleached, so the surface keeps a matte look and a fibre you can feel with a finger. Kraft is a springy paper: it bends as the load moves instead of splitting, so the bag presses flat for shipping and still opens out square. It is paper from end to end, body and handle both, and that plain look is what makes it sit well in a flower shop or a gift corner.
Daisies Printed All Over
- The print covers the whole face: white petals with a yellow centre, large blooms with small ones set between them
- The pattern carries on around the sides, so the bag reads as daisies from any angle
- The petals are printed over the kraft tone, so the white comes up against the brown instead of going grey
- A name or one short line can sit over the pattern, or be left off altogether
Filled with flowers, pastries or a small gift, the bag needs nothing else added to it.
A Paper Rope Handle, Punched In
The handle is a paper rope in the same natural tone as the bag, twisted rather than braided, so it feels soft in the hand and does not cut into the fingers. Each end passes through a hole punched in the bag mouth and is fixed inside, and the paper around each hole is reinforced, so the rope is held on both sides of the fold rather than hanging off a glued edge. Pull hard on a full bag and the rope takes it: it does not come back out of the hole, and it does not tear the mouth open.
Your logo on the Daisy Print
You send a logo or a line of type and we set it over the pattern, or the print stays as it is. The size is cut to what you pack — a single rose, a small bouquet, a cake box or a jar — and the paper can be stepped up in weight if the bag has to carry more. Tell us how you want it and we make a sample first, so you see the daisies with your own name on them before the order runs.
Flower Shops, Bakeries, Gift Shops
- Flower shops — a single rose, a small bouquet, or a hand-tied bunch
- Bakeries and dessert shops — cookies, a small cake box, or a box of pastries
- Small boutiques — accessories, candle jars, and small gifts
- Birthdays and gift wrapping — the bag a present goes home in
One bag covers a flower counter and a cake counter, so the storeroom holds one size and one print.
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.