Printed Bags & Carriers
Laminated rope-handle carriers, two-tone gift bags, landscape-format carriers and die-cut handle favour bags — the part of the range that leaves the shop in public.
Handles decide the format
Corded handles need an upright bag with a deep gusset and a squared base, and they take weight. Die-cut handles cut into a folded top suit small filled favours and cost less because there is no eyelet, no knot and no separate component. Choose the handle first and the bag format follows from it.
Lamination and print
Matt lamination holds a flat corporate colour without reflections across the panel; a graduated or gloss finish gives depth to photographic artwork. If the brand mark is the main event, the two-tone construction — white printable panels with colour confined to gussets and handles — gives the mark a clean field to sit on.
Sizing to the box
A bag is specified from the box it will carry, not the other way round. Boxed sets and pairs that lie flat need the landscape-format carrier; an upright bag will not take them without the box tipping.
Products built this way

Black Laminated Rope-Handle Bag
Black gradient laminated carrier with rope handles
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Lime Matt Laminated Shopping Bag
Lime carrier in a matt laminate with contrast cord handles
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Two-Tone Turquoise Gift Bag
White-faced bag with turquoise gussets and matching handles
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Wide-Format Red Carrier Bag
Wide landscape-format red carrier with rope handles
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Heart-Print Die-Cut Handle Bag
Burgundy heart-print bag with a die-cut handle and ribbon tie
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Pink Heart-Print Favour Bag
Pink heart-print favour bag with a fold-over top and bow
View product →The other capabilities
OEM & Custom Development
Your size, covering, insert and colour
Read more →Rigid Card & Paper Boxes
Wrapped board with velour-covered foam inserts
Read more →Lacquered Wooden Boxes
Eight WB series with published millimetre sizes
Read more →Moulded Plastic Cases
Covered plastic shells for high-handling retail
Read more →Quote it this way
Name the construction you want and the piece it has to hold, and we will come back with what is possible and what it costs.
