Printed wrapping tissue with your logo repeated across every sheet, for garments, lingerie, kidswear and gifts. As a packaging manufacturer in Bulgaria, we print custom tissue paper on light acid-free stock in one or two colours, cut to your box size and supplied with matching logo stickers to close the wrap.
A small layer with a large effect
Tissue paper sits between the product and the box or bag. It keeps dust off delicate fabrics, stops dark colours rubbing onto light ones and adds that soft rustle as the parcel is opened. With your logo repeated across the sheet, a simple fold becomes the moment customers film and share. Relative to its effect, branded tissue is one of the most efficient upgrades a fashion brand can make to its packaging.
Because we also manufacture boxes, paper bags, stickers and labels, your tissue can follow the same colour plan as the rest of the brand set.
Paper weights
| Weight | Feel and opacity | Recommended for |
|---|---|---|
| 17–20 g/m² | Very light, translucent, folds easily | Everyday wrapping, higher volumes |
| 22–24 g/m² | Denser, less see-through | Hiding the product until the reveal |
| 26–28 g/m² | Firmer, more substantial hand | Heavier garments, premium gift wrap |
Our tissue is acid-free, so it does not yellow quickly and will not discolour fabrics in storage – useful for garments that sit in boxes for a season. White is the standard base; coloured and kraft-look tissue are available for darker or more natural palettes.
Print designs that work on tissue
- Logo grid: your logo repeated in a straight or diagonal pattern across the whole sheet.
- Monogram or motif pattern: a design built from initials or a brand symbol.
- Tone on tone: for example a black logo on black tissue for a discreet, luxurious look.
- White or metallic-look ink on coloured tissue, depending on the paper.
An all-over repeat means the logo shows however the sheet is folded. Tissue is thin and absorbent, so very fine lines and tiny text spread slightly; our designers thicken them just enough to stay crisp, and the proof shows the expected result. We print in one or two colours and match them to your Pantone references as closely as the absorbent paper allows.
Sheet sizes
Sheets are cut to size and packed flat. Pick the size from the inside of your box rather than from the garment: the sheet should wrap the folded product with roughly a hand’s width of overlap and still lie flat in the box.
| Sheet (mm) | Typical use |
|---|---|
| 350 × 500 | Socks, accessories, small boxes |
| 500 × 700 | T-shirts, shirts, knitwear – the most popular size |
| 500 × 750 | Shirts and dresses folded for a box |
| 600 × 900 | Outerwear, larger gift boxes |
| 700 × 1,000 | Coats, home textiles, several items |
Sealing the wrap
Most brands close folded tissue with a round or oval logo sticker. A sticker in the tissue print colour looks calm and coordinated; one in contrasting foil adds a highlight. We produce the stickers in the same order, so colours match and both items arrive together.
Where tissue fits in your packaging
- In-store: wrap the garment before it goes into a paper bag.
- Gifts and premium orders: line a rigid or magnetic box.
- E-commerce: wrap the item before a mailer box or a frosted zip-lock bag.
- Lingerie and delicate pieces: separate layers to protect lace and trims.
- Showrooms and press samples: a consistent branded presentation.
Tissue adds almost nothing to shipping weight, yet it makes a parcel feel complete.
Wrapping ideas that customers notice
The simplest wrap is one sheet folded around the garment with the logo facing up and a sticker on the seam. For a more generous presentation, use two sheets crossed in the box, so the tissue opens like petals. Lingerie and knitwear look best wrapped loosely, with one sheet between each piece. For shirts, fold the tissue to the width of the collar so the front of the shirt shows through the lighter weights.
Seasonal editions are an easy win: keep your standard logo tissue all year and add a limited colour for holidays or a collection launch. Because the repeat pattern is already drawn, a new colour only needs a fresh proof.
Sustainability
Tissue paper is a paper product and can go with paper recycling where local rules allow. Water-based inks and, on request, recycled or FSC-certified paper keep it consistent with a responsible packaging message. For the label side of a greener collection, see our label materials guide, which covers GRS recycled options.
From logo to printed sheets
- Send your logo, colours or Pantone references, sheet size and quantity.
- Our designers build the repeat pattern and send a digital proof.
- A physical sample can be made before production.
- Production typically takes 10–20 working days after approval.
- Sheets are packed flat and delivered anywhere in the EU.
What to send
- Logo or motif as a vector file.
- Tissue colour and ink colours.
- Paper weight, or tell us the product and we will advise.
- Inside dimensions of your box or bag.
- Quantity, and whether you need matching stickers.
Printed tissue is typically produced from 1,000 pieces per design; the exact minimum depends on sheet size and number of colours. Write to [email protected], message WhatsApp/Viber +359 876 766 050, or use the contact page.
Which tissue weight suits clothing?
Most fashion brands wrap in 17–22 g/m². Heavier 24–28 g/m² tissue is less translucent and feels more substantial, which suits gifts and heavier garments.
Will the tissue discolour our garments?
Our tissue is acid-free, which helps protect fabrics and keeps the paper from yellowing quickly in storage.
How detailed can the printed logo be?
We print one or two colours. Very fine lines and small text are adjusted slightly so they stay sharp on the absorbent paper, and the proof shows the result.
Which sheet size should we order?
Choose from the inside of your box: the sheet should wrap the folded product with about a hand’s width of overlap. 500 × 700 mm suits most shirts and T-shirts.
Can you supply stickers to close the wrap?
Yes. We produce round, oval or custom-shaped logo stickers in matching colours or foil alongside the tissue.