Alora Packs

Nobody compliments a handle. Everybody remembers when one gives way.

Ribbon handles look better than rope or cord, and they’re the part of a bag most likely to fail — because ribbon is flat, and flat under load works through card like a blade. Cord distributes; ribbon concentrates.

The fix is a reinforced patch on the inside face, glued in before the bag is folded, so the eyelet pulls against reinforcement rather than against a single layer of card.

We knot on the inside too. Cleaner on the face, and the knot sits against the patch instead of dragging at the hole.

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Packaging that’s made to fit your brand.🤝

Alora Butter Paper is available in different GSMs, with customizable sizes, prints and specifications — designed for food packaging that looks as good as it performs.🙌

A mailer box has one job that has nothing to do with looking good: arriving intact.

Three failure points, every time. Corners crush under stacking in a sorting facility. Seams split when the box takes moisture. Flaps tear when a customer opens it with a key.

Glued seams rather than stapled — a staple rusts, and a rusted staple bleeds into the liner and stains whatever it’s touching. Interlocking tuck flap so the box opens clean and closes again if the customer needs to send it back.

Single-colour print on kraft, no lamination, so the whole thing recycles as it is.

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When artwork wraps a carton, the corners are where you find out if it worked.

This illustration runs continuously across four faces. Every fold has to land exactly where the design allows, or you get a break in the linework right at the corner — the first thing anyone notices and the last thing anyone forgives.

Illustrated skin tones are the other risk. They shift further off-target than flat colour does, and there’s no correcting them once the run is going. So they get proofed on the real stock before press, not signed off from a PDF.

Uncoated throughout. Muted by choice.

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Dust bags get judged after the sale, not before.

The customer keeps the product. The outer box usually goes in the bin. The dust bag lives in a wardrobe for years — which makes it the piece of your packaging with the longest life and, almost always, the least attention paid to it.

Screen-printed rather than heat-transferred, because transfer cracks after a few washes and a cracked logo is worse than no logo. Matching hang tag on uncoated stock so the paper and the fabric feel like they came from the same brand.

Fabric is packaging too.

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Elevate your unboxing experience. ✨ Meet our Eco-Chic Microfiber Jewelry Pouches. Soft, sustainable, and designed with a secure snap closure to protect your most precious pieces from scratches. Perfect for gifting or stylish safekeeping! 🤍💍