Paper bags for wine bottles need to fit the package and remain stable when carried. Bottles of the same capacity may still have different heights, diameters and volumes. Therefore, it is recommended to measure the actual bottle or gift box before choosing the bag size.
Measure the bottle with the protective layer
Measure the maximum height and width of the bottle when full, including the cap and wrapper. If the bottle is in a gift box, measure the closed box as well. Clearly state the width, sides, height of the bag, unit of measurement and the amount of space used inside.
Priority is given to stability at the bottom
Place the bottle in the sample, then try opening the bag, placing it on the table and picking it up. Observe whether the bottom is sagging, whether the bottle is tilted and whether the strap is balanced. With two bottles, a suitable compartment or protective box is needed to prevent them from colliding with each other.
| Check point | Signs that need to be treated |
|---|---|
| Bottom | Hammocks, bucket pads, tilted bottles |
| Mouth and jaw | The edges of the paper are deformed, the straps are out of balance |
| Open range | Antique bottle, printed face brush box |
Gift bags and delivery packaging
Handing bags do not replace shipping packaging. If sending bottles through a delivery unit, an outer box, protective layer and testing methods appropriate to the actual journey are required.
A bottle sold separately and the same bottle in a gift box may require two bag sizes. If you want to use the same size, try on both sets to check fit and wear.
What do I need to send to receive advice?
Prepare the number of bottles per bag, size, weight, protection layer, method of delivery or delivery, quantity ordered and date to receive. If there is an error, record the time the error occurred and send a sample for comparison.
SquareBag can check bottle and gift box samples with you to discuss appropriate bag sizes, bottoms and handles.
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