Stand-up pouches
A bottom-gusset format for upright presentation. Confirm width, height, gusset and the filled product's stability.
Custom Printed Pouches
Custom pouches are flexible packages specified around their contents, dimensions, closure and protection requirements. Explore stand-up pouches, flat pouches and coffee bags, then describe the product and storage conditions for a tailored quote.
Custom Printed Pouches options
Custom Stand-Up Pouches
Give your product shelf presence
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Custom Coffee Bags
A fresh look for your roast
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Custom Flat Pouches
Compact packaging with personality
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Custom Mylar Bags
Let your packaging do the talking
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Specify the pouch, not just its fill weight
A stated weight such as 8 oz does not uniquely identify a pouch: different products occupy different volumes. Give the intended fill weight and physical dimensions, including the bottom gusset for a stand-up format. Also describe moisture, oxygen or light sensitivity, storage conditions and the way the pouch will be filled and closed. A zipper, valve or particular barrier structure should be requested explicitly and verified before production. Shelf-life and food-contact suitability cannot be inferred from the pouch's appearance.
Flat pouches
A compact flexible format for samples and smaller portions. Specify usable space and how the pouch will be sealed.
Coffee bags
For coffee packaging projects. Describe whole bean or ground coffee, fill weight, closure and whether a valve is needed.
What to include in your quote
Include the contents, fill weight, width, height, gusset, closure, filling method, storage conditions and quantity per design. Request the final material structure and dieline before preparing production files.
Request a packaging quote or read the artwork preparation guide before preparing your files. To evaluate materials, ask about packaging samples.
Custom Printed Pouches & Coffee Bags: questions answered
Why is fill weight not enough to choose a pouch size?
Weight measures mass, not volume. Coffee beans, powder and granola can need different space at the same weight. Provide dimensions and test the intended fill where practical.
What is the bottom gusset on a stand-up pouch?
It is the expandable bottom section that helps form a base when filled. Its dimensions affect usable volume and presentation, so specify it alongside width and height.
Does every coffee bag need a valve?
Valve requirements depend on the coffee and packing process. Describe the product and ask for the appropriate structure; a valve should not be assumed included from a photograph or product name.
Is a zipper the same as a production seal?
No. A resealable zipper is a consumer closure feature; the filling process may also require a separate seal. Confirm the sealing method and equipment compatibility for the actual pouch.
Can a pouch guarantee a particular shelf life?
The package alone cannot establish shelf life. Contents, barrier requirements, filling, seals and storage conditions all matter. Validate the final combination before making a shelf-life claim.
Can I request samples before ordering printed pouches?
Use the sample request form and identify the contents, dimensions and closure to evaluate. Availability, sample type, cost and delivery are confirmed individually.
Plan the details before choosing a format
Compare the intended use, dimensions and artwork before requesting a specification.