Art paper creates its own unique point thanks to its background color, grain and surface feel. A bag with few images can still stand out if the material is suitable. When ordering production, it is necessary to check the ability to print, fold and paste and supply for future orders.
Fasten the paper code and the surface used
Clearly state paper code, quantity, color, supplier and usage. View samples under light in store. Deeply textured surfaces can cause small letters or printed areas to differ from the design on the screen.
Test the effect on the correct material
| Complete | Things to see |
|---|---|
| Submerge | Details are still clear, does the back have any unwanted marks? |
| Needle pressing | Is the solid area continuous, are the small corners clean? |
| Print in few colors | Does the ink and paper background create enough contrast? |
Use actual logos and details to try printing, foiling or debossing. Samples on plain white paper are for effect reference only; Results need to be approved on the correct expected paper code.
Check folds and supplies
After forming the pocket, look at the mouth, corners, bottom and glued area. Ask about availability, paper size and reorder conditions. If the paper code is changed, it is necessary to review the affected color, surface and processing.
Limited gift set can be matched with special paper. Bags for year-round use should consider the possibility of repurchasing the correct code and uniform price between batches.
Choose the finishing level appropriate to the material
Once the grain and color of the paper are clear, a finishing detail can be enough as a highlight. Compare the low-effect model with the high-effect option to evaluate the appearance and additional cost.
Send SquareBag samples of materials, designs and usage needs to approve art paper bags before finalizing specifications.
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