Stand Up Mylar Bags

Custom stand up mylar bags are laminated pouches with a folded bottom gusset, so they stand on a shelf once filled. They suit coffee, snacks, supplements and dry goods, printed edge to edge in your artwork. TBPB makes them in your size and film with no minimum order, from one bag to many thousands.

Pricing depends on size, material and quantity. Tell us what you need and a specialist replies within one business day with a firm quote, a free dieline and a digital proof. No minimum order, free shipping.

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Shipping and Turnaround

Standard production runs 7 to 14 business days, depending on the box style, print method, and finishing you choose, a simple kraft mailer moves faster than a box with foil stamping or spot UV. Need it sooner? We handle rush requests case by case, so email us your deadline before you place the order and we’ll tell you straight whether we can hit it.

Shipping is free on every order, in the United States and internationally. We ship with FedEx, UPS, USPS or DHL depending on your location and order size, and you’ll get a tracking number as soon as your order leaves our facility.

  • Standard turnaround: 7 to 14 business days
  • Rush orders: handled case by case, contact us with your deadline
  • Shipping: free worldwide via FedEx, UPS, USPS, or DHL
  • Tracking: provided once your order ships
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A custom stand up mylar bag is a laminated pouch with a folded bottom gusset that opens into a flat base, so the filled bag stands on a shelf and shows its full front panel. TBPB prints them to your artwork in your size with no minimum order, and if you bring a written quote for the same specs, we beat it.

How the gusset decides what the bag can carry

The gusset is what separates a stand up pouch from a flat one. Once the bag is filled, the folded bottom spreads out into a base, and whether that base holds depends on fill weight, product density and bag height. A tall, narrow bag full of dense granola tends to lean or tip. The same weight in a wider, lower bag sits square. A common mistake is ordering by capacity alone, because two bags with the same volume can behave very differently on a shelf once the proportions change. Light, airy products such as tea or chips can go taller. Heavy or powdery products usually want a wider base.

Sizing the pouch around the real fill

Size from your actual product, not from a guess. Fill a bag or jar with the product at the weight you sell, then note the width it needs, the height up to where the zipper will sit, and how deep the gusset has to be to carry it. Leave headspace above the product for the zipper and the top seal, because a bag filled to the brim is hard to close and looks overstuffed. If you are between sizes, send us the fill weight and what the product is and we will recommend a width, height and gusset depth.

Film layers, closures and finish

These pouches are laminated films: a printable outer layer, a barrier layer in the middle, and a heat-seal layer on the inside. The barrier is what slows light, oxygen and moisture, which matters for coffee, tea, supplements and anything that goes stale. A clear window shows the product but lets in more light than a fully opaque bag, so it is a trade-off worth thinking through for light-sensitive contents. Matte film looks understated and hides fingerprints, gloss gives stronger colour under store lighting. A press-to-close zipper lets customers reseal, a tear notch gives a clean first opening, and a hang hole lets the bag go on a peg.

  • Printing in full-colour CMYK, with Pantone matching for brand colours
  • Matte or gloss outer film
  • Press-to-close zipper, tear notch and hang hole options
  • Optional clear window panel
  • Custom width, height and gusset depth
  • No minimum order

When another pouch style fits better

If the product is flat and light, such as single-serve sachets or a few papers, a flat pouch is simpler to fill and ship. If shoppers need to see what is inside, look at mylar bags with windows. For a resealable bag where the zipper is the main feature, our mylar ziplock bags are the closer match, and the broader mylar bags page covers the other formats. You can also browse the whole mylar bag category. If the bag will touch food or supplements, confirm the film and labelling requirements with your own regulatory adviser. We print the artwork you supply.

One more practical point: order the first run in the size you actually plan to sell, then check how the filled bag looks next to competing products on the same shelf. Shelf height and facing matter more than most people expect, and a bag that is a little shorter or wider can sit better in a fixture than one that looks bigger on screen. Tell us the shelf or peg space you are working with and we will keep it in mind.

To get a quote, send us your product, fill weight and quantity, even if it is a single bag. We will set up the specs and price it.

Frequently asked questions

  1. Is there a minimum order for custom stand up mylar bags?

    No. TBPB has no minimum order, so you can order a handful of bags to test a design or several thousand for a full launch. Send your size, fill weight and quantity and we quote it. If you have a written quote for the same specs elsewhere, we beat it.

  2. How do I choose the right size stand up pouch?

    Start with the weight and type of product you sell. Fill a container with it, measure the width, the height to where the zipper will sit and the gusset depth needed for stability, then add headspace. Send those numbers and what the product is, and we recommend a width, height and gusset.

  3. What is the difference between a stand up pouch and a flat pouch?

    A stand up pouch has a folded bottom gusset that forms a base, so it stands on a shelf and holds more product. A flat pouch is sealed on the sides and bottom, lies flat, and suits lighter items like sachets or single-serve packs.

  4. Can I add a zipper and a window?

    Yes. A press-to-close zipper, tear notch, hang hole and clear window can all be added. Keep in mind that a window lets in more light than a fully opaque bag, so for light-sensitive products a smaller window or none is usually the safer choice.

  5. Can you print my own artwork on the bags?

    Yes. We print your supplied artwork in full-colour CMYK, with Pantone matching for brand colours, on matte or gloss film. If you do not have a dieline yet, send the size and we draw one so your designer can place artwork correctly.

  6. Are stand up mylar bags food safe?

    That depends on the film and what goes inside, so confirm contact requirements with your own regulatory adviser before you fill. TBPB prints the artwork you supply, and you remain responsible for labelling and any regulatory text that has to appear on the pack.

Product Overview

Stand up mylar bags give a product a printed front panel that faces the shopper, in a pouch that is light to ship and quick to fill. The bottom gusset opens into a base so the bag stands without a box. Brands choose them for coffee, tea, snacks, supplements and dry goods, and because TBPB sets no minimum order, a new brand can print a short run before committing to volume.

Learn More About Stand Up Mylar Bags

Choosing a stand up mylar bag starts with the fill, not the artwork. Weigh the product you sell, then pick a width and gusset deep enough to hold it square, since tall and narrow bags lean when heavy. Add a zipper if customers will reopen it, and a hang hole if it goes on a peg. A window shows the product but lets in more light, so skip it for light-sensitive contents. Send us the product and fill weight and we will suggest dimensions and a film to match.

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