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Multi-size Kraft Paper Bags With Paper Rope Handles

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SupplierFoshan Moyi International Trade Co., Ltd.www.moyeepackaging.com
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A Rope Handle That Is Tied In, Not Glued On

The handle is a paper rope, made by twisting paper into a round cord. It goes through holes punched in the bag and is tied off inside, so the load is spread across the paper instead of sitting on a glued strip. That means the handle does not peel off the way flat glued handles do once a bag gets heavy. The round cord also feels better in the hand — no sharp edge digging into your fingers when you carry a full bag home.


One Series, Several Sizes

We make these in a full series, so you can pick per counter instead of forcing one size everywhere:
-Small portrait bag (about 15 cm wide) — for jewelry, cosmetics, soaps, small gifts
-Medium bag — for a T-shirt, a scarf, A4 papers, a hardcover book
-Medium square bag — for gift boxes and cosmetics sets, the most useful all-rounder
-Large landscape bag (about 40 cm wide and up) — for shoe boxes, coats, and full gift sets
-Bakery and takeaway sizes — short and wide, easy to reach into All of them have side gussets, so the bag opens up deep and holds more than the front panel suggests. Tell us what you pack most and we map the sizes for you.


Natural Kraft Brown Looks Good On Its Own

The paper is plain kraft brown, with a matte surface and a fine fiber grain you can see and feel. Nothing is printed on it, and it still looks deliberate — warm, natural, easy on the eye, and at home in a bakery, a gift shop, or a booth at a trade show. The paper folds without cracking and takes a knock without tearing, so the bag still looks tidy after it has been opened, packed, and carried. Some customers never print anything on these and just let the paper do the work.


A Flat Bottom That Stands Up While You Pack

The base is machine-folded and glued into a flat block, so it sits square on the counter instead of tipping over. Staff can open the bag with one hand, drop the item in, and move on — no need to hold it upright with the other hand. Loaded, the bottom stays flat and does not bulge downward, which matters with anything heavy like a shoe box or a bottle. Empty, the bags stack flat, so a shop can keep a whole range in a drawer by the till.


A Blank Face for Your Logo, Phone Number, or QR Code

The front of these bags is blank, and that space is yours. Print your logo, your shop name, a phone number, a picture, or a QR code — most of our customers print one or two of these and nothing else. Kraft brown is a friendly base for printing: black and white stand out clearly, and a single bright color reads well without needing a full-color job. Short runs are fine too, so a small shop can print its own name and its regulars will start to recognize the bag.


One Factory From the Drawing to the Shipment

We are a source factory, not a trading office: the printing, the lamination, the die-cutting, and the folding and gluing of our bags are all done in our own workshops, and our rigid boxes are made the same way, so nobody in the middle is guessing at your order. Along with kraft bags like this one, we make ribbon-handle, cotton-rope, flat-paper, and die-cut handle bags, plus colored card and specialty paper bags; on the box side, lid-and-base, drawer, magnetic flip-top, and jewelry boxes. We make paper bags and gift boxes for brands, shops, and companies — clothing, bakery and takeaway, cosmetics, gifts, and trade show orders alike. Small batches and full container orders are both welcome; a few hundred pieces to start is no problem. One coordinator follows your order from the first drawing to the day it ships. One factory, one team, one standard.