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Custom Die Cut Handle White Paper Bags Apparel and Gift Shopping Bags
<p>Designed for clothing shops, light food counters, gift shops, stationery stores and market stalls, this is a white card bag with the handle cut out of the top. The handle is a long rounded hole in the sheet itself, so there is no rope and no ribbon to fix on. The face is matte white, which keeps the print flat and lets a colour run over the whole bag. The sheet is printed before the bag is made, so the print goes…
SupplierFoshan Moyi International Trade Co., Ltd.www.moyeepackaging.com
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The Handle Is a Hole
The handle is cut out of the top of the bag, so the sheet stays in one piece. There is no rope and no ribbon to fix on, and nothing is stapled to the front. The cut is a long rounded hole, wide enough for a hand and finished with a round corner at each end. Because the handle comes from the same sheet, the top edge of the bag is one unbroken line.
Print Over the Whole Face
The bag is printed on the flat sheet, so a colour can run across the whole face and over the fold. Because the card is white, a printed colour comes out as the colour that was mixed. A large word or a logo can take the whole face, as on the sample in our photos. The sides and the top edge can be printed too, so the bag is covered from edge to edge.
Paper and Nothing Else
- The face: matte white card, so light does not bounce off it in a photo.
- The board: thick enough that the walls of the bag stay flat.
- The make-up: paper only, with no film and no plastic handle.
- Recycling: it goes out with the paper, with nothing to take off first.
Filling the Bag at the Counter
Folded clothes slide in through the top, and the bag takes the shape of the stack. The top edge is folded, so it can be pressed down once over what is inside. A shop hands the bag over by the handle, and the customer takes it with one hand. Because there is no ribbon to tie, the bag is closed and out of the door in one movement.
What a Shop Puts on It
- In a clothing shop: the shop name set large across the front.
- In a light food shop: a menu line, or a set of colour blocks.
- In a gift shop: a small logo in the middle, with room left around it.
- At a market stall: a one colour print, so the layout stays simple.
- For a brand event: the same bag in one colour for the whole run.
- In a stationery shop: a pattern that runs over the fold and down the side.
What Our Factory Has Printed
Our factory has printed paper bags for clothing shops, light food counters, gift shops and market sellers. That range of work means we know how a large word sits once the bag is folded, and how a pattern runs over a crease. The bags are printed on the flat sheet, so a run keeps the same colour from the first bag to the last. We also make carrier bags with rope handles, folded boxes and mailer boxes, so a shop can have its set from one place. Send us the layout you want, and we will set the print and the die together.