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Read MoreThis Christmas paper tote bag is crafted from kraft paper and features twisted paper handles and a glued, foldable bottom structure. The bags can be stored completely flat and easily expanded for use. Available in two sizes, they feature full-surface vintage-style Christmas prints, making them ideal for holiday gift packaging, retail, and corporate gifting.
1. Large Size: Continuous full-surface pattern for maximum festive atmosphere
The bag features a vintage light kraft paper background adorned with a repeating pattern of Christmas trees, stockings, candy canes, gift boxes, candles, holly, and ornaments. The design is rich and detailed, displaying festive elements on all four sides—turning the bag itself into a holiday decoration.
2. Small Size: Prominent thematic illustration and eye-catching text
The front features a main illustration of Santa Claus, a snowman, children, and a pile of gifts, accented by the handwritten-style text "Merry Christmas" and snowflakes. The sides continue the red snowflake motif, making the theme instantly recognizable and evoking a strong holiday spirit at first glance.
3. Kraft paper material: Eco-friendly and rustic
The recyclable kraft paper offers a rustic texture that complements the holiday gift aesthetic. The twisted paper handles are strong and durable, ensuring they won't break when carrying gifts, candies, or gift boxes.
4. Matching set with versatile utility
Available in multiple sizes to accommodate various items such as Christmas gifts, snacks, party favors, and small gift boxes. The distinct designs for each size allow them to be sold as a set, catering to diverse needs ranging from retail and holiday events to corporate gifting.
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