Your brand.
Every detail.
Discover how one identity changes across fabric, labels, tags, and packaging. Look closely, explore the finish, and build a shortlist for your own product.
Retail packaging
From product to presentationCoordinate the packaging with your product identity. Discuss the box or bag format, dimensions, artwork, protection, and packing requirements.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Frosted zip bag
Translucent garment presentationA translucent zipper pouch presents and contains the folded garment. Specify usable dimensions, material, thickness, closure, artwork position, and the product that must fit inside.
What to specify
Usable size · material · thickness · zipper · print
Clear garment bag
Product visibilityLet the product remain visible inside a clear bag. Discuss folded dimensions, material, thickness, seal, product identification, and any destination-specific wording.
What to specify
Folded product size · seal · thickness · wording
Courier mailer
Branded outer dispatchAn outer mailer carries the brand through dispatch. Discuss parcel size, material, sealing, handling, print, and whether the packed garment needs additional inner protection.
What to specify
Packed size · material · closure · protection
Drawstring bag
Fabric pouch presentationA fabric pouch becomes part of the product presentation. Choose the textile, dimensions, cord, print, and construction; assess fit with the actual folded product.
What to specify
Textile · dimensions · cord · decoration · seams
No matching finish. Try another word or collection.
Make the details work together.
Choose a print, an inside label, a tag, and a pack—or shortlist alternatives. Your choices stay with you as you explore these pages.
Branded visual concepts created to illustrate the finishes. Confirm method availability, materials, dimensions, colours, costs, and the physical sample for your order. Care-label wording is illustrative.
Design around the packed product
Start with the folded garment or product dimensions, not only a bag size from another order. Consider thickness, accessories, tags, and the number of items per pack. Review an actual packed sample to confirm fit, closure, presentation, and handling.
Separate inner presentation from outer dispatch
A clear or frosted garment bag presents and contains the item. A courier mailer serves an outer dispatch role. A fabric drawstring pouch offers a different presentation, while a box adds structure. Discuss which layers the product needs and who applies each one.
Specify material, closure, and print
Record usable dimensions, material, thickness where relevant, colour, closure, logo size, position, and print method. Ask about any destination-specific wording or markings. Do not infer recycled content, recyclability, or other environmental claims from the appearance of a bag; request evidence for any claim you intend to print.
Approve packing as part of the order
Confirm how garments are folded, tags attached, labels identified, bags sealed, and cartons grouped. Specify whether items are packed individually or by size or style. Retain the approved packing sample and agree on costs, quantities, and shipment responsibilities with the quotation.
Your project checklist
- Folded product and usable bag size
- Material, closure, and artwork
- Required wording and verified claims
- Individual packing and carton plan