Hover to zoomCustom printed bags developed around your brand artwork, chosen material, bag format and finishing requirements. Share your specifications to confirm the suitable printing process and production options.
Share your bag type, dimensions, material, number of colours, artwork status and order quantity for a tailored quotation.
Create branded bags with material, print and finishing options selected around your product and retail requirements. Printing method should be selected together with the substrate and bag construction — offset printing is widely used for paper and paperboard packaging, while flexible plastic films are commonly printed using gravure or flexographic processes. Confirm the actual print route with Spuntree before approving artwork.
01 / PAPER SUBSTRATE
A paper-based bag option for retail, gift or promotional packaging, with print and finish choices confirmed per specification. Offset printing is widely used for paper and paperboard packaging where fine detail and smooth colour transitions matter.
02 / LAMINATED STRUCTURE
A laminated bag format with artwork and finishing options matched to the selected substrate and use case. Lamination can support durability and surface finish, subject to the actual production setup.
03 / FLEXIBLE FILM
A flexible packaging option where the print method and material structure are confirmed for the product and packing process. Flexible films are commonly printed using gravure or flexographic processes — confirm the actual print route with Spuntree.
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Branded bags for suitable retail programs
Custom graphics and finishing for campaigns
Only where the material and inks are suitable for the intended use
Custom packaging for compatible products and distribution channels
Inquiry & Specification Review
Material and Printing Method Selection
Artwork and Proof Approval
Printing, Finishing and Quality Checks
Packing and Shipment Coordination
It generally refers to a printing setup with up to eight colour stations or specified ink colours. It does not automatically mean eight Pantone spot colours. Confirm whether the job uses CMYK, spot colours, white ink or another configuration with the print supplier.
No. Offset printing is commonly used for paper and paperboard packaging. Flexible plastic films are often printed using gravure or flexographic printing, although specialised offset processes for films exist. The appropriate process depends on the substrate, equipment and bag construction.
Custom logos and full-colour artwork may be possible, depending on the printing process, material and design. Confirm colour setup, artwork specifications and proofing requirements before production.
Pantone/PMS matching may be available depending on the press and ink system. Provide the exact colour reference and agree on a proof and acceptance criteria. Do not assume screen colours will match the final substrate exactly.
Available formats depend on the actual product range. Ask Spuntree to confirm paper, laminated paper or flexible film options and which print methods are compatible with each one.
MOQ depends on bag type, dimensions, material, print method, number of colours, finishing and order quantity. Request a specification-based quote rather than relying on a generic MOQ.
These options may be available depending on the material and production process. Confirm compatibility, appearance and any additional cost before artwork approval.
Ask for the approved dieline and artwork requirements. Common print-ready formats may include AI, PDF or other vector formats, but the exact file type, fonts, links, bleed and colour setup must follow the supplier's instructions.
The approval method depends on the production process. Ask whether the project includes a digital proof, physical sample or press proof, and agree on the colour reference and acceptable variation before mass production.
Provide the bag format, dimensions, material, number of colours, colour references, finishing, quantity per design, artwork status, destination market and intended use.
Share your bag format, material, dimensions, colour setup and quantity to discuss a suitable specification.
