Nº D-11306
Kraft paper laminated with aluminum foil, stand-up bottom, press zip, clear window to see the product — flexo or a label above the window; coffee, tea, nuts, granola.
Made for: Tea & coffee, Food & specialties.
Sample printed on kraft paper / PE laminate 0.12 mm, uncoated; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 160 × 90 × 240 mm.
Kraft paper laminated to foil and PE, a stand-up base, press zip and a clear window to show the goods — flexo printed or labelled.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 160 × 90 × 240 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is kraft paper / PE laminate 0.12 mm with no lamination.
A foil-lined kraft pouch is a stand-up pouch of two faces and a W-folded bottom gusset, in a laminate of kraft paper outside, aluminium foil or metallised PET in the middle and a PE sealant inside. The window is an area where paper and foil are cut away and replaced by clear film so the contents show. The top has a press-to-close zip and tear notch; roasted coffee bags add a one-way valve.
Brown or white kraft of about 50–80 gsm laminated to foil or VMPET and PE, around 100–150 micron in total. The window has no foil, so it barriers moisture and light less than the rest; light-sensitive products such as coffee want a small window.
One- to three-colour flexo on the kraft face for a natural look, or plain kraft with a label; ink on kraft shifts warmer, and white won't pop on brown kraft. Foil stamping works on kraft, but lightly, as the paper is coarse.
Measure the real window and place the label or print area above it, at least 5–8 mm from its edge; keep key information out of the zip and tear-notch band at the top. The W gusset folds in when flat, so the bottom 30–40 mm of the front curves — no small text there.
Usually about 250 g of whole beans, depending on roast and fill level; ground coffee is denser, so the same bag takes a little more, and light granola about 200–300 g.
A vertical strip down the centre of the front or an oval near the bottom to show the layers; the product label above it, nutrition and dates on the back.
The foil areas block moisture and gas well; the window is weaker, so light- and oxygen-sensitive goods need a small window or none.
Yes, but kraft mutes and desaturates colour; one to three strong colours, or an offset-printed label, look sharper.
Freshly roasted coffee releases CO2 for days, so a one-way valve lets gas out without letting air in.