Packaging Catalog — Page 3
Browse packaging formats and use the catalog to build a shortlist for your project. Product references help identify structures; the final size, material, printing and order terms need to be specified.
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F0224 Corner Display Box -
F019Header Card -
F017Paper Mailer -
B007Gusset Bags -
B015Stand Up Pouches -
B006Tin-Tie Bags -
B004Die Cut Bags -
B003Gift Bags -
B002Euro Tote Bags -
B038Spouted Pouches -
B036Flat Pouches -
B035Canvas Bag -
B034Cotton Bag
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B033Reusable Wine Bags -
B032Jute Bag -
B031Woven Bag -
B030Non-Woven Bag -
B029SOS Bag with Window -
B028Kraft Wine Gift Bags
Keep a useful shortlist
Save the formats that match the product and note the changes each would need. Send the reference with product measurements, quantity and destination so the discussion begins with a clear comparison.
Turn a shortlist into a useful inquiry
Share the format references that interest you, then add product dimensions, quantity, artwork status and delivery destination. Explain the feature you want to retain and any practical constraints the proposed pack must address.
Details to include in your inquiry
- Selected references
- Required changes
- Product measurements
- Order quantity
Include the requested quantity, artwork status and delivery destination. Confirm available materials, sample requirements, pricing and timing in the written quotation.
Questions about this packaging
Are catalog dimensions and features fixed for every project?
Catalog formats are starting points for discussion. Confirm available sizing, materials, printing and order terms for the actual project before treating a reference as an agreed specification.