Stand-Up Pouches
Custom Stand-Up Pouches
Food-grade stand-up pouches with zipper, tear-notch and degassing valve options for coffee, snacks and powders, printed in high-barrier laminated films.
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Custom printed packaging made to order - paper boxes, corrugated mailers, rigid gift boxes, flexible pouches, paper bags and labels, shipped worldwide from our Shenzhen factory.
Flexible Packaging
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Coffee Bags
Custom Coffee Bags with Valve
Side-gusset and stand-up coffee bags with one-way degassing valve, zipper and tin-tie options, printed for roasters of every batch size.
Spout Pouches
Custom Spout Pouches
Liquid spout pouches for drinks, detergents and refills with leak-tested spouts and food-grade films, printed in high-definition gravure or digital.
Roll Film
Custom Packaging Roll Film
Printed laminated roll stock for your filling line - coffee, snacks and cosmetics, with high-barrier and recyclable film structures available.
Flat Pouches & Sachets
Custom Flat Pouches & Sachets
Lightweight flat pouches and sachets for tea, spices, cosmetics samples and single-serve products, made in high-barrier laminated films.
Stand-Up Pouches
Custom Mylar Bags
Custom printed mylar bags with high-barrier foil lining for cannabis, coffee, snacks and pharma products. Child-resistant and smell-proof options available.
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Guides for packaging buyers
Practical guides on artwork, materials and finishes - written for small brands ordering custom packaging for the first time.
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What Is a Box Dieline? A Beginner's Guide for Packaging Buyers
A dieline is the flat blueprint your box is made from — cut lines, creases, glue flaps and bleed. Who makes it, what to check, and three mistakes to avoid.
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CMYK vs Pantone: Choosing the Right Color System for Packaging
CMYK builds color from four inks, Pantone is one pre-matched spot ink. Where each system wins on quality, consistency and cost for custom packaging.
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Embossing vs Debossing: Which Tactile Effect Fits Your Packaging?
Embossing raises your logo above the surface, debossing presses it in. How each effect is made, when to use which, and what they cost. A two-minute guide.