Glassine paper bag-bottom gusset

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The core difference between Glassine paper bag-bottom gusset and glassine paper bag-no bottom gusset lies in the design of the bottom structure: The former has gussets on both sides of the bottom of the bag that can be unfolded. When empty, the pleats fold to make the paper bag flat and save space. When loading items, the pleats spread out to widen the bottom of the bag and increase its volume, allowing it to hold more or irregularly shaped items (such as snacks, cosmetic samples, etc.), making it suitable for scenarios that require flexible expansion. The latter has a flat bottom structure and no gusset design. The overall shape of the paper bag is fixed, with a small volume and difficulty in adapting to large or irregular-shaped items. However, it has the advantage of a simple structure and low production cost, making it suitable for holding small-sized, regular-shaped light items (such as pills, single seasonings, etc.) or scenarios with high requirements for packaging flatness. Due to the difference in their bottom structures, the two complement each other in terms of practicality and applicable scenarios.

Perfect for fashion packaging bags, cosmetic packaging paper bags, and electronic product packaging, our custom printed glassine bags enhance unboxing experiences with a luxurious, see‑through effect that boosts perceived value and customer engagement