Size and purpose
Define the product, target bag dimensions, gusset width and use case.
A paper bag carries your brand after the product leaves the shop. Planning the artwork around the bag’s width, height, gussets, folds and handle fixings helps it look right once manufactured.
Structural decisions such as substrate, carrying load and handle type should be confirmed with the bag producer.
Define the product, target bag dimensions, gusset width and use case.
Place the logo and artwork across front, back and side panels, clear of folds and handles.
Prepare bleed, colour and any finishing areas using the approved producer template.
How artwork appears when the bag is opened or folded.
Safe areas for the logo, lettering and essential details.
How the stock colour, surface texture and optional finishing affect appearance.
Share the product size and weight, preferred bag dimensions, an approved bag template if available, logo files and visual references.
Yes. Handle fixings and folds affect the safe placement of important artwork.
Use the product’s dimensions and weight, intended use and available production options.
A final production file should use the bag producer’s approved dieline and dimensions.