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fleet · December 18th, 2009

What/how do most people provide finished product to their customers? I would like to fold and bag for best presentation. Where do I find supplies (bags) for this?

eallen · December 18th, 2009

try one of these. Wholesale Garment Bags | 12? x 16? x 3? Clear Plastic Shirt Bag or
9 x 12" 1.5 Mil Resealable Polypropylene Bags with 1 1/2" Lip S-7081 - Uline

jakesspts · December 18th, 2009

SAMS CLUB is a good place to buy t-shirt bags

avernfish · December 20th, 2009

Why not design your own plastic bags which are printed with your brand, your name, your adress and so on?
That is a good idea of advertisement and the cost of plastic bags is not too much.

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Teamwear · December 20th, 2009

Bagging is certainly considered a plus.

We use uline.com for bags.

Custom printed bags are expensive with you rname on them. cool-but expensive.

Ethcs · December 20th, 2009

Custom printed bags are expensive. We wrap each garment in recycled paper, stick a sticker on it with our logo, web adress etc and then ship them in plain white courier bags that we purchase in bulk and hand spray our logo onto using a template. You should try and incorporate some form of branding into your packaging and it doesn't need to cost you much.

Where are you based? We're in New Zealand so our suppliers probably aren't much use to you.

Bradini333 · December 22nd, 2009

some good info

sconrad84 · December 22nd, 2009

does anyone know where you can customize the bags? or do you basically have to customize a sticker and slap that on

Walsfer · December 23rd, 2009

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Originally Posted by Teamwear


	Bagging is certainly considered a plus. We use uline.com for bags. Custom printed bags are expensive with you rname on them. cool-but expensive.

What sites were you looking at for custom bags?

Also, I agree with you about uline. I think its the best place if your just getting clear bags.

Pollchaps · December 23rd, 2009

uline has bags

allhamps · December 24th, 2009

Uline is good, but I just grab a box of 200 bags from Staples.

lburton3 · December 26th, 2009

Check out this handy-dandy guide to product presentation and packaging.

Enjoy!
-Loren

Mollygrubber · December 26th, 2009

Try these people, I had them print mine.

Technical Image Products - Poly Bag Products - Garment & Counter Bags

Robin R · December 26th, 2009

We use these ( ) non woven bags for every order. But it's a dutch supplier..., don't know if that any good for you....

Gorillawhite · December 28th, 2009

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Originally Posted by lburton3


	Check out this handy-dandy guide to product presentation and packaging. Enjoy! -Loren

Thanks for posting your guide. That´s exactly what i´ve been searching for. Been lurking for some time meanwhile I get my stuff together for my business and this was exactly what i´ve been thinking of doing. Thanks a million.

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