Bouquet bags and sleeves for florists

Paper and poly sleeves, hand-carry bags and gift bags, sized from mini bouquets up to 45cm statement pieces. This is the fastest wrapping there is: five seconds instead of five minutes, which is why it matters on volume days.

How to choose

• Size rule – sleeve width should be the flower head spread plus at least 5cm. Between two sizes, go up: a loose sleeve looks fine and a tight one splits.
• Paper vs poly – poly is waterproof and better for transport and wet days. Paper looks more premium and suits dry retail handovers.
• Bags with handles – for anything carried more than a few minutes. Handles make people carry the bouquet upright, and upright protects the flowers.
• Double sleeving – two layers do two jobs: the inner one holds a water reservoir, the outer one stays dry and takes the handling.

Sleeves and bags ship flat, so they are the most freight-efficient items in the catalogue. Quantity tiers start from 50 pieces, and because they are light, a full carton goes air freight at a reasonable cost.

Technique: three sleeve techniques, and the delivery packing guide if you send flowers out.

Also see: wrapping paper · boxes and vases.