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Packaging built around your coffee

Stand Up Coffee Pouches

A flexible format for samples, seasonal releases and growing direct-to-consumer lines.

Common sizes: 2 oz, 8 oz, 12 oz, and 16 oz

Order planning: Custom runs can start at 500 bags for selected formats and materials.

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Stand Up Coffee Pouches for specialty coffee brands

Choose a bag that fits the way you sell

A good package starts with more than appearance. Fill weight, roast profile, shelf presentation, shipping method and opening experience all affect the right structure. Inkpixo helps coffee brands turn those needs into a clear bag specification before artwork moves into production.

Brand presence

Lightweight format for shipping and display

Everyday function

Useful for samples and multiple roast sizes

Project options

Zipper, valve and window options available

Build your material and print specification

Material direction: Choose from kraft, matte, gloss, foil and selected recyclable high-barrier films.

Print direction: Full-color printing is available with matte, gloss and selected specialty finishes.

Valves, closures and artwork

One-way degassing valves can release gas from freshly roasted coffee while limiting outside air. Resealable zippers support repeated use, while selected side gusset formats may use a tin tie. Review our artwork guidelines for file format, color, bleed and barcode recommendations.

Planning your project

What should I send for a quote? Share your preferred size, expected quantity, destination country and any existing artwork. If you are still comparing formats, say how the coffee will be sold and we can narrow the options.

Can you review my artwork? Yes. We can check basic print readiness and prepare a proof so you can confirm placement before production.

Should I request samples? Samples are useful when material feel, barrier structure, finish, and bag proportions matter to the decision. Include that request with your project details.

Continue researching: Read how to choose coffee bag materials and compare flat bottom bags with stand up pouches.

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