A stand-up coffee bag wrapped in real tissue paper, for roasters who want the retail bag to feel like part of the product. The outer layer carries the texture and warmth of paper. Underneath, a PET and PE barrier keeps oxygen and moisture out, so the coffee you packed in week one still tastes right in week six.

Four sizes cover the usual retail range, 4oz through 32oz. Both inch and centimetre dimensions are listed below, along with the bagged weight each one holds. Match the size to your bagged weight, not your hopper. The dimensions include the side gusset and the top seal area, so they reflect the footprint the bag takes on a shelf.

Print options are deliberately narrow. The tissue surface takes hot stamping in one colour, which holds up well on textured paper and photographs clearly. If you need two colours, we switch to ink-jet printing on a smoother stock, and we will tell you before you commit, because the finish feels different in the hand.

A one-way valve is available on every size. Choose it if you bag within 48 hours of roasting. Skip it if your coffee is degassed before packing, and you save on cost without losing shelf life. The zipper is standard, so the bag reseals after opening.

How ordering works

• Send your logo file and the size you need. Our team reviews the artwork and confirms the print method that suits your design.
• Minimum order is 3,000 pieces per size, which is where the unit cost settles and the per-piece freight drops to its lowest.
• Orders start at 3,000 pieces. The price table shows 1,000 pieces as a per-piece reference, so you can compare unit costs before you commit to a volume.
• Production runs 7 to 12 working days after you approve the proof.
• Stock ships from our New Jersey, California and Missouri warehouses. Custom runs are consolidated and delivered door to door across the US, so a mixed order of cups, bags and coffee packaging can leave on one truck.

Not sure which barrier suits your roast level or your target shelf life? Send us the details and we will shortlist two options instead of five.