Garment Poly Bag

Clarify its role before choosing film and closure. An inner garment bag may prioritize visibility and folding, while an exposed parcel faces different handling risks. Supply the complete packing arrangement and test it as used rather than assuming every garment poly bag is a shipping mailer.

Measure the finished fold with tags, hangers or accessories included. Trial the thickest and widest combinations and check mouth access, closure overlap and garment creasing. Define approved garment ranges so packers do not stretch a small bag around a bulky item.

Send the storage environment, garment presentation and destination-approved warning requirements. Mark any ventilation openings on the drawing and evaluate dust or moisture exposure in the complete pack. A perforated bag and a sealed bag should not be treated as equivalent protection.

Identify pale fabrics, delicate finishes and the intended contact areas. Inspect the packed garment after realistic storage and handling for transfer, abrasion and retained creases. Review both the printed bag surface and any internal sticker rather than checking only film clarity.