Stand-up pouches
A bottom gusset helps the pouch stand for shelf display and gives many products more usable depth. It is a strong starting point for retail packs, resealable products and bold front-panel branding.
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Pouches made to look as good as what’s inside
Build stand-up or flat pouches with sharp full-color printing, practical features and options that fit the way your product is sold.
- Premium full-color printing
- Helpful support from artwork to production
- 20 pouch sizes to choose from
- Artwork review included
- Choose your production speed
Pouch quality you can see and feel
Built for the shelf, filled for real life
Your pouch has two jobs: protect the product and earn attention. We bring the printing, forming and finishing choices together so the package feels considered from the first glance to the final reseal.
Start with the product, how it will be filled and where it will be sold. Then choose the format, size, materials and finishes, and features that make sense for that specific job.
- Printing that holds attentionFull-color artwork gives product photography, patterns, type and fine brand details room to work.
- Forming that fits the productChoose a stand-up pouch for shelf presence or a flat pouch for compact packs, samples and single servings.
- Features people actually useAdd a zipper, tear notches, a clear window or a hang hole when it improves opening, storage or display.
- Choices without the guessworkThe configurator updates available sizes, features and pricing as you build your pouch.
Start with what you’re packaging
Find pouch guidance for your product
Different products bring different questions about moisture, aroma, grease, settling, portion size and storage. Choose the closest use to see advice shaped around it.
Custom Food Packaging Pouches
Plan around freshness, fill behavior, serving size and shelf presentation.
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Custom Coffee Bags
Compare sizes, aroma protection, resealability and coffee-ready options.
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Custom Cannabis Packaging
Balance brand presence, storage needs and your market’s labeling requirements.
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Custom Supplement Pouches
Package powders, gummies and daily-use products with practical access and storage.
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Custom Pet Food Pouches
Build for treats, toppers and pet foods with handling and repeat use in mind.
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Custom Snack Packaging
Choose a pouch around portion size, fragility, seasoning and on-shelf impact.
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Custom Cosmetic Pouches
Create compact, polished packaging for beauty, bath and personal-care products.
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Custom Tea Packaging
Plan for aroma, leaf volume, light exposure and storage after opening.
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Custom Spice Packaging
Account for fine particles, aroma, pouring, scooping and repeat use.
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Custom Beef Jerky Packaging
Think through piece shape, grease exposure, sealing and grab-and-go use.
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Build and price your custom pouches
Choose the format, size, materials and finishes, features, quantity and production speed. Your price updates as you go.
A simple place to start
Choose the shape that fits how you sell
The right format is less about trend and more about fit, fill and the experience you want customers to have.
Flat pouches
A slim format for samples, single servings and compact products that do not need to stand. Flat pouches are easy to pack, ship, hand out and hang when the selected size supports a hole.
Explore flat pouchesBefore you place the order
Four details make pouch planning easier
You do not need every production answer on day one. These four inputs will help you make faster, more useful choices in the configurator.
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Know the product
Note whether it is dry, oily, aromatic, fragile, powdered, irregularly shaped or sensitive to moisture or light.
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Measure the fill
Use representative product to check volume, largest pieces, settling and the headspace needed for filling and sealing.
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Picture the customer
Decide whether the pouch will hang, stand, ship in a box, be opened once or be resealed over several uses.
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Prepare the artwork
Gather the approved brand files, final copy, barcode and any labeling required for your product and market.
Custom pouch FAQs
Should I choose a stand-up pouch or a flat pouch?
Choose a stand-up pouch when shelf presence, more usable depth or a resealable retail pack is important. Choose a flat pouch for samples, single servings and compact products that do not need to stand. Test the actual product in both when the answer is not obvious.
How do I choose the right pouch size?
Start with the product’s measured fill volume, largest dimensions, settling behavior and required headspace. External pouch dimensions do not equal usable fill space, so use the size guide to narrow the options and confirm the final choice with representative product in a physical sample.
Which materials and finishes can I choose?
Choose a white, clear or metallic base with a matte or gloss finish. The right choice depends on the look you want, whether the product should be visible and the protection needed for filling, storage and distribution. Compare the six options on the materials page before ordering.
Which pouch features are available?
Depending on the pouch format and size, you can choose a zipper, tear notches, a clear window, no hang hole, a round hole or a Euro slot. The configurator only shows combinations available for the current selection.
Can one order include multiple pouch designs?
Yes. Select multiple designs in the configurator, name each version, assign quantities that add up to the order total and upload the matching artwork for every version.
What artwork do I need to provide?
Provide production-ready artwork for each design version, including the approved text, graphics, barcode and any required product labeling. Artwork review is included so obvious file or setup issues can be identified before production begins.
How quickly can custom pouches be produced?
The configurator offers production speeds from one to five business days. Production time begins after artwork approval and does not include shipping, so plan the full timeline around both production and delivery.
How should I test a pouch before placing a larger order?
Test the finished product-and-pouch combination under the conditions it will actually face: filling, sealing, storage, opening, resealing, display and distribution. Confirm the size, seal performance, handling and shelf-life plan rather than relying on appearance alone.