01
Size & structure
Start with L × W × H: front length, side width and height. Tell us about the opening, base, reinforcement requirements and what the bag needs to carry.
Tell us: Product or container dimensions
Made around your brief
Plan your custom paper bag.
Every order is made to your specifications. Use the six areas below to organize what you know; available options and compatibility are confirmed for your project.
Start with an idea or an existing specification; quantity is planned around the selected bag and project.
Plan Your Custom Bag
Image-led customization guides
See what can change—and what to confirm.
Four focused guides organize paper, handles, print and surface choices before the dieline and artwork are prepared for the confirmed bag structure.
Six connected decisions
Build one coherent specification.
No option is selected in isolation. The bag structure, carried item, visual direction and order requirements need to work together.
02
Handle attachment
Handle attachment is separate from handle material. Discuss threaded, glued-in, riveted or bonded handles, a die-cut opening, or a structure with no separate handle.
Tell us: Connection and inside detail
03
Handle materials & details
Compare herringbone, satin and grosgrain ribbon; twisted and braided rope; flat straps; paper–plastic composite cord; or flat paper handles. Confirm the material, colour, dimensions and connection together.
Tell us: Profile, dimensions and colour
04
Paper options
Share the paper weight, colour and texture you are considering. The available paper specification is confirmed for the selected bag structure.
Tell us: Colour, texture and project needs
05
Printing options
Provide your logo or artwork and describe the colour direction and print position. Include full-colour or spot-colour ideas so an available method can be confirmed.
Tell us: Artwork, colours and placement
06
Finishes & details
Describe any finish or structural detail you want to explore. Reference foil, embossing, debossing, spot UV, lamination, bows or windows for compatibility review.
Tell us: Reference and desired effect
Compare all 8 bag structuresConnection, visible cue and the first detail to plan.
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| Bag style | Construction cue | Plan around |
|---|---|---|
| Threaded Ribbon | Ribbon threaded through prepared openings | Review both the outside appearance and the inside fastening detail. |
| Glued-In Ribbon | Ribbon secured inside the bag top | Confirm the carrying handle and any decorative bow as separate details. |
| Rope Handle | Twisted or braided rope handles | Specify composition, thickness and attachment instead of relying on the word “rope”. |
| Riveted Handle | Handle secured with visible rivets | Coordinate the front and reverse of the fastening with the bag artwork. |
| Die-Cut Handle | Carrying opening cut into the bag body | Check hand clearance, top space and the contents below the opening. |
| Twisted Handle | Paper–plastic composite twisted cord | Use this style only where the composite handle construction suits the project brief. |
| Flat Paper Handle | Flat paper handle bonded to the bag | Plan the handle width and length in relation to bag size and carrying conditions. |
| Handleless Kraft | Flat-bottom bag without a separate handle | Describe how the bag will be packed, moved and handed to the customer. |
This comparison is a starting point. The complete specification and physical sample remain the project-level review points.
From idea to approval
Visual tools support the decision.
We provide a free custom-size blank dieline, with simple layout and digital rendering support also available. These tools help with planning, but do not replace physical sample approval.
- 01
Organize the brief
Gather the known dimensions, style, artwork, quantity and destination, if known.
- 02
Confirm compatibility
Available materials, printing, finishes and structures are reviewed together.
- 03
Prepare the visual
A free custom-size blank dieline gets your designer started. Simple layout and rendering support are also available.
- 04
Approve the sample
A physical sample provides the approval point before bulk production.
Start anywhere
Complete brief or early idea.
I know my specifications
Share the dimensions, bag style, artwork, quantity and any timing or delivery details you already know.
Share the briefI need guidance
Start with what the bag needs to carry, the desired presentation and the destination, if known. Open decisions can stay marked “Not sure yet”.
Start with the productAvailable sizes, materials, printing methods, finishes and combinations are confirmed for the individual project. This page does not promise that every option can be combined with every structure.
Made to order