Brand tissue paper with a logo roller
Add a repeating logo band to plain tissue before wrapping an order. Stamp only the sheets you need, or prepare a small batch at the packing bench. Thin paper needs a light touch and a test sheet to check for show-through.
How shops use branded tissue
Wrapping inside mailers
Place one logo band across the fold your customer sees when opening the box.
Wrapping products
Candles, ceramics and clothing wrapped in stamped tissue before boxing.
All-over patterns
Roll several parallel bands across the sheet for a repeating pattern that mimics printed tissue.
Gift wrapping
A monogram or logo band on plain tissue for seasonal and gift orders.
Food-adjacent wrapping
Keep stamped tissue on the outside of food packaging. The ink is not certified for direct food contact.
Why not printed tissue?
Printed tissue means committing to one design in bulk and storing it. Plain tissue is cheap in any color, and the roller lets you brand exactly the sheets each order needs, then change the design whenever the brand evolves.
Rolling on thin paper
Lay the sheet on a smooth, hard surface and roll with light pressure, thin paper needs less ink than board. Let the sheet dry for a few seconds before folding. Very thin tissue can shadow the ink through to the back, so test one sheet first.
Which model for tissue?
The 14mm Rolly M is the usual pick for a repeating name or logo band. The Rolly L has the same 14mm band width with a longer 20cm repeat, giving a longer name or layout more room. Preview the repeat in the free online designer.The 0.55" Rolly M is the usual pick for a repeating name or logo band. The Rolly L has the same 0.55" band width with a longer 8" repeat, giving a longer name or layout more room. Preview the repeat in the free online designer.
Common questions
Does the ink bleed through tissue?
Acrylic sits matte on the surface, but very thin tissue can show a shadow on the reverse. Test on one sheet, and use the lighter touch thin paper needs.
How do I get an even all-over pattern?
Roll parallel bands with a consistent gap, using the edge of the previous band as your guide. The repeating segment keeps the motif aligned within each pass.
Which tissue colors work best?
White and cream show every marker color. On colored tissue pick an opaque paint color with contrast and check one sheet before the batch.
Is stamped tissue safe around food?
Use it as the outer wrap only. The markers are art-grade paint and not certified for direct food contact.
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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