Flat Paper Handle Bag

Ask to see the internal attachment and reinforcement on the proposed sample. Provide your maximum intended load and product footprint so the body and handle can be evaluated together. Confirm attachment placement because the load enters the bag differently from a punched opening.

Trial the bag stack and checkout sequence with the proposed flat handles. Check tangling, crease memory and whether opening the bag pulls at the handle patch. Approve usable handle drop and orientation with operators rather than judging only the flattened transport pack.

Load the final bag with the intended purchase and inspect handle edges, patches, top paper and base after repeated lifts. Include relevant moisture conditions. Record both comfort and visible damage criteria so a neat attachment is not treated as proof of carrying suitability.

Provide the current loaded bag and details of handle discomfort, tearing or packing problems. Include paper grade, dimensions and desired print if known. Compare new samples with the same contents so a changed handle width or patch can be assessed meaningfully.