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Custom Stand-Up Pouches
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- Helpful support from artwork to production
- 20 pouch sizes to choose from
- Artwork review included
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Configure Custom Stand-Up Pouches
Choose the format, size, material, features, quantity and production speed. Your price updates as you go.
Custom stand-up pouches for upright display
A bottom gusset gives a stand-up pouch room to open into a base. Choose this format when the filled package needs to stand on a shelf or counter, then check its stability with your actual product.
Stand-up or flat: choose the way the pack will be used
- Retail and multi-serving packs: compare stand-up pouches when shelf presentation and repeated access matter.
- Light or bulky fills: test whether the contents open the gusset and keep the pack balanced. An empty pouch does not tell you how it will stand.
- Samples and compact portions: compare flat pouches when upright display adds little value.
Make sure the filled pouch truly stands
Choose materials and finishes after the filled-pouch test
Compare films for product contact, printing, sealing and exposure; the bottom gusset determines the format.
Compare white for many dry stand-up pouch uses
Compare this for compatible dry foods, powders and solids when moisture management and a neutral print base are useful starting needs.
- Why compare it
- White has the lower typical water-vapor transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- The bottom gusset does not establish product compatibility, barrier needs or shelf life.
- Test before production
- Product contact, gusset opening, stability, seals, repeated use, distribution and target shelf life.
Compare metallic when oxygen and opacity lead
Use this opaque option as primary or secondary packaging when lower oxygen transmission deserves more weight.
- Why compare it
- Metallic has the lower typical oxygen-transmission value in our material lineup.
- Tradeoff
- Its typical water-vapor transmission value is higher than white and clear, and filled-pouch stability still depends on size and weight.
- Test before production
- Actual product contact, light, gusset behavior, seals, compression, storage and distribution.
Consider clear when the product belongs in the display
Use this as primary or secondary packaging when visibility supports the sale and the contents can tolerate the planned exposure.
- Why compare it
- Clear reveals the product while sharing the same typical transmission values as our white materials.
- Tradeoff
- Light, settling, scratches, crumbs and residue remain visible.
- Test before production
- Shelf appearance, stability, light, product contact, seals, repeated handling and distribution.
Choose matte or gloss for the look and feel
Matte: a lower-shine 1.3 mil BOPP exterior; the complete film averages 4.9 mil.
Gloss: a more reflective 1.2 mil PET exterior; the complete film averages 4.8 mil.
Compare the complete films. Our specifications list lower oxygen-transmission limits for metallic and lower water-vapor transmission limits for white and clear. Confirm temperature, humidity and other test conditions before comparing barrier data. These film values do not establish product compatibility, measured light protection, odor containment or finished-package shelf life.
Compare all six materials and finishes, including the full film details and downloadable specifications.
Size the pouch from a trial fill
- Measure the volume occupied by the planned net contents after settling.
- Leave room for loading, any zipper and the final top heat seal.
- Check gusset opening, front-panel shape and balance on the intended shelf.
- Check the filled pouch in its shipping carton; the display footprint and packed footprint may differ.
Use the pouch sizing guide to narrow the dimensions, then confirm the fit with physical samples.
Before production: prove the complete package
Before production, confirm the filled shape, stable base and repeatable seal using the actual product and filling equipment. For food contact, also match the component documentation to the food and its filling and storage conditions.
Official reference points: FDA food-contact conditions of use ยท FDA food-contact component status. Check the requirements for the actual product and selling market before production.
Stand-up pouch FAQs
Can a stand-up pouch hold liquids?
Start with the pouch as secondary packaging around a sealed primary container. Direct filling needs evidence for liquid compatibility, leakage, seal contamination and distribution performance with the exact product and process.
Does a zipper replace the top heat seal?
No. The zipper provides convenient reclosure after opening. Plan the initial heat seal above it and test both with the filled pouch.
Can I add a zipper or hang hole?
The configurator shows the compatible features for the selected size. Check the usable opening, seal clearance and filled weight before choosing a display feature.
Build and price your stand-up pouches
Use the configurator to select format, size, material and finish, features, design count, quantity and production speed. Review the live custom quote, upload artwork and add the configured order to your cart.
Orders start at 100 pouches; available quantities depend on the configuration. Review pricing and production choices. Production begins after artwork approval, so allow time for file review and shipping when planning your launch.