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LUXURY PAPER BAGS / RETAIL & CONFECTIONERY

Paper bags

Luxury paper bags are part of ELMCI’s sourced work. Bring the size, material, print and handle specification for your order.

Supplied ivory and red patterned paper bags with twisted paper handles
Supplied product reference. Reference artwork does not imply a direct customer relationship.
THE STARTING POINT

Start with the contents.

Allow room for the product, any inner box and the tissue or protective layer around it. The contents and approximate packed weight establish the starting point.

Size
Width, depth and height, with units.
What goes inside
Product dimensions and approximate packed weight.
The complete pack
Any inner box, tissue or protective layer.
DETAILS TO DEFINE

The details of a carrier.

01
Paper & surface
The colour, texture and stiffness you want to explore.
02
Handles
Shape, material, length and attachment.
03
Artwork
Colours, coverage and which faces need printing.
04
Construction
Base, side folds and reinforcement to discuss.

These are discussion points. The material, construction and available options need confirmation for your project.

PRODUCT REFERENCES

Paper, print and handles.

A selection from ELMCI’s enquiry references and ordered packaging. These are product references, not completed client case studies.

Burgundy paper carriers with gold-colour print and twisted paper handles.
PRODUCT REFERENCE

A different finish

Burgundy paper carriers with gold-colour print and twisted paper handles.

Printed brands do not imply a direct customer relationship or endorsement. Materials, dimensions, food-contact suitability and performance need confirmation for each brief.

VISUAL POSSIBILITIES

One family, different identities.

Fictional design studies to help describe a direction. They are not completed client work.

YOUR NEXT PACKAGING PROJECT

Start with your paper-bag brief.

Add the intended use, approximate size, quantity and destination. A photograph of an existing pack can help explain the starting point.

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