Non-woven bags
The campaign workhorse — printed at volume, sized to the giveaway.
Overview
What this family covers.
Promotional material is a numbers game with a deadline: thousands of units, dozens of locations, one activation date. The production is straightforward; the discipline is in quantity integrity and the dispatch plan.
We plan quantities against your distribution list, pack by destination, and deliver full count — because a carton short at one venue is how a campaign becomes a complaint.
- Non-woven and jute bags at volume
- Corporate promotional and giveaway items
- Event and display material
- Quantity planning against distribution lists
- Location-wise packing and dispatch
Photo slot — promotional setBranded bags and campaign giveaways arranged as a product shot.
Recommended 1600×1200.
Recommended 1600×1200.
Formats
What we produce in this family.
Jute bags
The premium, sustainable option for gifting and retail.
Corporate promotional material
Branded giveaways and campaign items for launches and events.
Event & display items
The supporting cast of an activation, produced as one coordinated set.
The details that decide the outcome
Quality, application, production.
Quality & material options
- Bag GSM and handle build matched to the intended load
- Print method chosen by artwork and volume
- Colour matched to brand standards across items
- Counted, bundled and labelled by destination
Applications
- Product launches and roadshows
- Exhibitions and sponsored events
- Retail gifting with purchase
- Corporate events and conferences
Machines & production
Printing and conversion run against a locked quantity plan, with counts verified at packing — full quantity is a commitment, not an estimate.
The exact machine list for this family is available on request — ask and we will share it with your estimate.
Questions
Frequently asked.
What promotional material does COLORUM produce?
Non-woven and jute bags, corporate promotional items and event material, produced in campaign quantities with location-wise packing and dispatch.
Can promotional material be split across locations?
Yes, and that is the normal way it is handled. Packing per location means each branch or event receives its allocation complete, rather than a bulk consignment that someone then has to divide and redistribute.
How far ahead should a campaign be planned?
Far enough that artwork is frozen before production starts. The single biggest cause of a missed campaign date is artwork still moving after quantities were committed — freeze the design, then commit the run.
Do you supply full quantities, or part-deliver?
Full quantity supply is the standard. A campaign that arrives eighty per cent complete is a campaign that did not happen at some of its locations, which is why the commitment is to the whole run rather than to a first tranche.
Start here
Specify it with us, not after us.
Send the environment, the service life and the deadline. We will recommend the grade and the build — and say plainly what a cheaper option would cost you later.