You can make a statement with color by packaging your goods in colored paper bags. Paper bags are popular for special events, craft projects, retail stores, and other businesses. They are an inexpensive way to stand out and make an impression. They’re 100% recyclable and biodegradable, so whether you want to match your company logo or use seasonal colors, a colorful paper bag can reinforce your brand.
We will help you choose the right color scheme for your business. We will also help you design your own custom paper bags to fit your branding. We have a wide variety of colors to choose from. We have a selection of both traditional colorful paper bags and modern colors, so you’ll be sure to find the perfect color for your next event. If you need some inspiration, take a look at our color gallery below! How to Choose the Right Color Scheme for Your Brand Choosing the right color for your brand is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when designing a new product or service. Color can make or break a brand, and it’s essential to know which colors are best suited for your company. If you don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered! The first step in choosing the right color scheme is to get familiar with your brand.
History of Paper Bags
The first mass-produced paper bag was invented in 1852 by Francis Wolle’s schoolteacher. Wolle and his brother invented the machine and founded the Union Paper Bag Company.
Papermaker James Baldwin of Birmingham and Kings Norton in England was granted a patent in 1853 for making square-bottomed paper bags. In the following years, he used an image of a flat-bottomed bag as his business logo.Margaret E. Knight invented the machine that created flat-bottomed paper bags in 1871 that could carry more than the previous envelopestyle.
The machine invented by Charles Stilwell in 1883 made square-bottom paper bags with pleated sides that were easier to fold and store. The bag became known as the “Self-Opening Sack,” or S.O.S.
2 Best Types of Bags
The following bags are too colorful and loved by the people.
- Beater-Dyed
A spot of ink is dyed in the manufacturing process when the material is still in a slurry. This produces a paper that is colored all the way through (if cut or ripped, the inside of the sheet or fiber is the same color as the outside). Due to the large batches of paper the paper mills make, custom beater-dyed colors cannot be made.
A method of coloring paper in which a mixture of various pigments is applied to the paper’s surface by hand. A type of ink is used for printing on fabric and leather and a dye that can be dissolved in water. It is used to create many colors of ink for use with pens and pencils. In general, the term refers to a colored paint that is applied to the surface of paper. In the graphic arts it means any inked drawing or lettering on a substrate other than paper, such as cloth, metal, plastic, etc. The terms calligraphy and penmanship are also used to refer to the craft of writing letters.
- Tinted
Rolls of white or natural kraft paper are printed with 100% ink coverage on one side. The reverse side of the paper remains the original color. The outside of the bag will be colored, but the inside will be the original paper color. It’s possible to tint bags in custom colors in certain sizes and styles since tinting can be done either after the paper has been made, as a separate process, or as the bag is being made. Paper width and availability affect minimums and options based on bag size/type.
The availability of Merchandise, S.O.S., and Gourmet bags varies by color and size. Paper bags made by W.C.I. are tinted as well as beater-dyed. You can see available sizes by visiting the product page and selecting the color you’re interested in. Similarly, by choosing a bag size, you can see what colors are available.
Current Stock Colors of Beater-Dyed Beater Include:
- Black
- Lime Green
- Petal Pink (Pastel Pink)
- Purple
- Red
- Sky Blue (Light Blue)
- Sunbrite (Bright Yellow)
