Bubble Mailer Bag
A bubble bag adds a cushioning layer between the product and everything that happens to a parcel after it leaves you. It is the right pack for accessories, jewellery, hardware and anything with a structure that can be crushed.
Why Buyers Specify This
- Air cushioning that absorbs impact in transit
- Lightweight protection that does not push up shipping cost
- Self-seal closure that stays shut
- Printable outer face for branding
Who It Is For
- Jewellery and accessory brands
- Sellers shipping small hardware and metal items
- Brands sending fragile gift items
- Businesses using a box only because nothing lighter protects enough
Problems It Solves
- Crushed items inside a flat mailer
- Cardboard boxes used for small items just for protection
- Shipping cost driven up by heavy protective packing
- Products rattling loose inside oversized packs
Where It Is Used
- Jewellery and small accessory orders
- Metal trims and hardware samples posted to customers
- Fragile gift items
- Sample sets sent to buyers
Features
- Bubble film lining bonded to the outer layer
- Self-seal closure
- Light weight relative to the protection given
- Printable outer surface
Materials
- Polythene outer
- Bubble film lining
- Adhesive seal
What We Confirm With You
| Material | Bubble lined polythene |
|---|---|
| Closure | Self-seal adhesive strip |
| Lining | Bubble film specified for the item |
| Outer face to your artwork | |
| Artwork | Vector preferred, but photographs, sketches and physical samples are enough |
| Minimum order | Quoted per item, confirmed before you commit |
| Sampling | Available before bulk on most products, once order details are confirmed |
Dimensions, weights and quantities are set against your own product and confirmed in writing before production, rather than published as fixed figures.
Production Steps For Bubble Mailer Bag
Film and thickness selected for the contents
Artwork adapted to the bag face
Printing and film lamination where specified
Bag forming, sealing and closure fitting
Counted and packed in cartons
Quality Control
- Seal strength tested on the finished bag
- Closure and adhesive tested for reliable reopening or sealing
- Photographs and video sent for your approval before shipment
Customisation Options
- Size matched to the item plus cushioning
- Bubble thickness for the fragility
- Printed outer face
- Returns strip
How It Compares With The Alternatives
Compared With Folded paper box
A box gives rigid protection but costs more and ships heavier. A bubble bag cushions without the rigidity.
Compared With Express mailer
A plain mailer is fine for soft goods. Anything that can be crushed needs the bubble layer.
How To Order This Well
- Send the item so the internal size includes room for cushioning
- Tell us how fragile it is so the bubble thickness is right
- Check the fit is snug, a loose item defeats the cushioning
- Drop-test the loaded sample before approving
Bubble Mailer Bag Questions
Is a bubble bag enough for jewellery?
Usually yes for transit cushioning. If the piece is rigid and valuable, a small box inside the bubble bag is safer.
How thick should the bubble layer be?
Tell us the item and how it is currently being damaged and we will specify it.
Can the outer be printed?
Yes. Send the artwork for the outer face.
Is it lighter than a box?
Generally yes, which usually shows up directly in the shipping cost.
Ordered Together With This
Express Mailer Bag
The express mailer is the default pack for an online clothing order.
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Composite Mailer Bag
A composite bag is built from more than one film layer, so it resists tearing and puncture far better than a single-layer mailer.
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Folded Paper Box
A folded box arrives flat and becomes a box in a few seconds at the packing bench.
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Get A Price For Bubble Mailer Bag
Send your artwork, a reference photograph or a physical sample. We will confirm the minimum order quantity, quote the job and arrange a sample before bulk.