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looking for suppplier of garment bags / packaging
Hi all,
as per the title,i seem to be doing more and more tee’s and hoodies these days, i normally send them out in a large bag (multiple garments in any one bag/box) but am thinking that it would be better looking if -with some of my regulars who resell them- i was to individually package them, i’m struggling to find proper bags for this purpose.
ebay is full of bags but zip seal seems excessive and others seemt o be food bags!
i’m thinking of something in clear polythene, maybe 300x450mm, or there-abouts.
cheers,
Hugh -
7 Replies
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I get my bags (unprinted) from Viking, just white and I put upto 5 polos/2 sweats/10 T’s in each bag. To individually bag each garment I think would be too time consuming but I do make a point of tagging each garment with a label with washing instructions. Basically follow manufacturers instructions and don’t iron directly onto decoration.
Alan D -
Try Rajapak Hugh.
Steve
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Hugh you could try Bayard Packaging, their web is http://www.polythene-envelopes.com
Seem to do everything polythene. I use them for my mail envelopes – good service too. 😀 😀
Barb
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Sorry Hugh, wrong one 😳
http://www.bagnboxman.co.uk is for the clothing bags, the other is for the mailing envelopes 😳Barb
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I got bags from the cash n carry
300x375mm
Clear bags that are normally used at groceries and butcher shops, tshirts fold perfectly in them, not the strongest of bags but never had an issue double bagging them
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Hi Hugh, try Transpack mate, I get bags from them for tshirts, fleeces and also for my photo stock, they do tshirt cardboard inserts, also the mailing bags and loads of other stuff, they are happy to send samples too..Products are great, makes my tshirts look the mustard
I have been using them for 3 years now, excellent delivery and service, never had a problem, and they don’t mind small orders, ie less than £20 sometimes.
I Highly recommend them
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thanks Guys,
i’ll look into that lot.
Alan,
I appreciate the time involved but, it’s only a matter of seconds to slip it into a bag – i would think-, i’m folding it anyway.i seem to be doing more tee’s for various clubs etc now, more of a trade price and they’re selling them to the members, different colours and sizes, it would look a lot better if they could see at a glance what was in the bag, rather than lifting out 20 med’ shirts to get to a blue one!
cheers,
Hugh
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