Paper Bags
Branded kraft and art-paper carry bags for boutiques, jewellers and food outlets.
Materials: Kraft & Art Paper
Glossary
What is Bleed (artwork)?
Extra artwork that extends beyond the cut or print edge so no blank margin appears.
Quick answer
Bleed (artwork): Extra artwork that extends beyond the cut or print edge so no blank margin appears.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- Paper bags and all-over prints need bleed in the artwork file, or white edges may show.
- Related: CMYK
- Related: Halftone
- Related: Full-grain leather
What does Bleed mean?
Bleed is a margin — often 3–5 mm — where the background artwork continues past the final edge. After cutting or folding, the design still reaches the edge cleanly.
Why it matters when ordering bags
Paper bags and all-over prints need bleed in the artwork file, or white edges may show.
Where you will see this term
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Questions buyers ask
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What does Bleed mean in bag manufacturing?
Bleed is a margin — often 3–5 mm — where the background artwork continues past the final edge. After cutting or folding, the design still reaches the edge cleanly.
Why should a bulk buyer care about Bleed?
Paper bags and all-over prints need bleed in the artwork file, or white edges may show.
Where does Bleed come up when ordering bags?
Mostly with paper bags. Mention it in your enquiry and we will explain the options on your sample.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
Ready to order bags?
Share the bag type, quantity, material and branding. We reply with specifications, MOQ and pricing, and arrange a sample first.