Seal the bag, brand the box
A round seal with your logo closes a folded takeout bag, a pastry box or a bag of beans in one step, and tells whoever opens it where the food came from. The logo badge curves your name over the logo with the town beneath; the oval badge and the logo over a name bar suit a wide logo. Three inches crosses the fold of a paper bag; two inches suits a clamshell or a small box.
QR codes on the table and the bag
- Scan me: to the menu or online ordering, on tables, the counter or the front window.
- Leave us a review: five stars and a code to your review page, on every takeout order.
- Follow us: your handle large with a code, by the register and on delivery bags.
On a table that gets wiped all day, choose the laminate finish for scratch protection.
The door and the regulars
The store hours decal and come in, we're open go on the front door, and the now open round works in the window for your first weeks. Fueled by coffee is made to be kept: give one away with a bag of beans and it turns up on laptops around town. The bumper-size brand sticker is for regulars who want your name on the car.
A seal is not a food label
Stickers here are branding. Packaged food for sale needs a label with its name, ingredients, allergens, net quantity and your business name and address, and our roll labels are built for that. Stickers start at 25 of a design, ready in 5 to 7 business days after the proof, with free pickup in Hopewell Junction.
From the shop: Keep the seals at the packing station, right next to the bags, not in the office. They get used when whoever bags the order can reach them without taking a step.