Choosing by product and serving
The right mylar bag depends on the product, the serving size, and how it sits on the shelf. This guide compares the styles and features.
The main styles
Stand up pouches hold their shape and stand on the shelf, versatile and popular. Flat bottom bags have a structured, premium look with panels for branding. Side gusset bags are a classic for coffee and dry goods. Flat pouches and three side seal bags suit smaller or single serve products. Each prints in full color.
Features to consider
Resealable zippers for products used over time. Tear notches for easy opening. Hang holes for peg display. A barrier matched to the product for freshness. Windows to show the product where appropriate. Choose the features that fit how customers use the product.
How to decide
For shelf presence and versatility, choose a stand up pouch. For a premium structured look, choose a flat bottom bag. For coffee and dry goods, a side gusset is classic. For small or single serve products, a flat pouch works well. Add a zipper for resealing and match the barrier to freshness needs. Request free samples to compare.
Frequently asked questions
Which style stands on the shelf? Stand up and flat bottom bags stand on the shelf.
Can I add a resealable zipper? Yes, for products used over time.
Is there a minimum order? No. You can order with no minimum.
