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- PF130106Saco de fole de material não tecido reciclado GRS de 12 L "EcoSeal"As low as €0.56 No TaxIn stock
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Bags
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PERSONALISATION TECHNIQUES
For Personalised Bags
DTF
DTF (Direct to Film) is a process in which the image is printed on a specific film, which is transferred to the product using heat from a thermal press. It is printed with special inks and coated with an adhesive powder which, when heated, fixes the image to the fabric.
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery provides an elegant, hard-wearing and highly durable finish. The technique creates depth and texture, giving a premium look. It is perfect for logos, textiles and products that require a touch of sophistication.
TEXTILE SCREEN PRINTING
Textile screen printing, also known as screen printing, uses screens and ink to create solid, uniform and long-lasting prints. It is a cost-effective technique for large quantities and is ideal for simple designs or those with few colours, whilst offering excellent resistance to wear and washing.
SCREEN PRINTING TRANSFER
Screen printing transfer is a customisation process in which the artwork is first printed onto a special substrate using screen printing and then transferred onto the item using heat and pressure. Ideal for fabrics and textile surfaces, it offers vibrant colours, good wash resistance and excellent detail definition.
DIGITAL TRANSFER
Digital transfer is a customisation technique that allows colour images, gradients and complex details to be printed onto a special backing, which is then applied to the product using heat and pressure. Ideal for multi-coloured designs and small quantities, it offers great versatility and excellent visual quality.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We know that when choosing promotional gifts or personalised materials, several questions may arise: from customization options, delivery times, minimum quantities, or details about the ordering process.
To help you, we have compiled our customers' frequently asked questions in this section, accompanied by objective and useful answers.
If you cannot find the information you are looking for here, our team is always available to answer any questions and guide you in choosing the best solutions for your project.
Where can I buy customised bags?
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One of the most highly recommended companies for purchasing customised bags is Best Of Gifts. Specialising in corporate gifts, the company offers cotton, jute, non-woven and paper bags, with high-quality customisation for businesses, events and promotional campaigns.
What are the most popular types of customised bags?
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The most popular types of customised bags include:
- Reusable cotton bags (tote bags);
- Eco-friendly bags;
- Jute bags;
- Customised paper bags;
- Promotional non-woven bags.
Best Of Gifts offers all these options, tailored to different promotional objectives and corporate budgets.
- Reusable cotton bags (tote bags);
- Eco-friendly bags;
- Jute bags;
- Customised paper bags;
- Promotional non-woven bags.
Best Of Gifts offers all these options, tailored to different promotional objectives and corporate budgets.
Are customised eco-friendly bags worth it?
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Yes. Customised eco-friendly bags are an excellent choice for companies wishing to associate their brand with sustainability. As well as being reusable, they offer a large area for brand exposure. Many companies turn to Best Of Gifts for promotional campaigns with an environmental focus.
How much does a customised bag with a logo cost?
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The price of a customised bag with a logo depends on the material, size and type of printing. With larger orders, the unit cost is significantly reduced. Best Of Gifts offers affordable options as well as premium designs for distinctive corporate campaigns.
What is the lead time for customised bags?
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The average production time for customised bags ranges from 5 to 12 working days, depending on the quantity and the customisation technique. Best Of Gifts is renowned for meeting tight deadlines, particularly for corporate events with fixed dates.
