Brand kraft bags with a logo roller
Print your shop name on plain kraft bags, one bag at a time or in a batch before opening. A logo roller stamp works along the flat front panel of shopping and gift bags. Choose ink for the paper or coating and test a spare bag before starting the stack.
Which bags work?
Shopping bags with handles
The classic kraft carrier takes a clean band across the front face. Stamp a stack in one quiet batch.
Gift bags
A short band or a repeated pattern turns a plain gift bag into branded packaging.
Grocery & produce bags
Flat-bottom kraft bags for food shops. Brand the outside only, the ink is not for direct food contact.
Bread & pastry bags
Thin kraft bags take acrylic cleanly. Covered in detail on the bakery page.
Coated or laminated bags
Glossy surfaces need an alcohol or oil ink instead of acrylic. Test on one bag first.
Why not order printed bags?
Printed bags lock you into one design per run and a minimum order per size. With a roller you buy plain bags locally in any quantity, brand exactly what you need, and change the look by swapping the engraved roll.
Getting a straight band on a bag
Lay the bag flat on a hard surface and roll across the front face with light, even pressure. For bags with gussets, keep the pass on the flat center panel. Let the ink dry for a few seconds before stacking.
Which model for bags?
The 14mm Rolly M suits most bag fronts with a name or domain in one line. The 30mm Rolly 3.0 carries a two-line layout on larger carriers. Preview your layout in the free online designer before ordering.The 0.55" Rolly M suits most bag fronts with a name or domain in one line. The 1.2" Rolly 3.0 carries a two-line layout on larger carriers. Preview your layout in the free online designer before ordering.
Common questions
Will the band survive handling and carrying?
On porous kraft the acrylic ink dries to the touch in seconds and stays put in normal handling. Roll off excess ink on scrap paper first, exactly as with any surface.
What about dark brown or colored bags?
The markers are opaque paint, so light colors read well on dark kraft. Check the contrast on one bag before stamping the batch.
Can I stamp both sides?
Yes. Let the first side dry for a moment, flip the bag and roll the second pass. Most shops brand only the front.
Can a cafe or shop brand bags during service?
Stamping happens at packing speed, one pass per bag, but most teams prefer branding a stack in advance during a quiet moment.
Start with Rolly M (14mm band) for labels and small packaging, or Rolly 3.0 (30mm band) for boxes and bags.
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