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CUSTOM PRESSURE-SENSITIVE LABELS · BAG-MATCHED SIZING

Custom coffee bag labels sized for the pouch—not just the fill weight

Choose a metric front-label size for GreenPack flat-bottom, stand-up, side-gusset, or small-format coffee pouches. We map the label to the flat panel, then confirm folds, valve, zipper, seal zones, artwork, and application method before production.

Front-label family
65 × 90 to 150 × 170 mm
Branding system
Front brand label + optional variable-data back label
Bag formats
Flat bottom, stand-up, side gusset, pillow / flat pouch
Request a label quote Match a label size

Bag and label are quoted separately. Final fit is approved on the selected pouch and a filled packing sample.

Filled matte black side-gusset coffee bag with a custom pressure-sensitive front labelBlank pouch + custom label route

GREENPACK METRIC SIZE SYSTEM

Start with the label size, then verify the actual bag face

Six front-label families cover small packs through 5 lb projects. Select a size to see the intended capacity and exact GreenPack pouch starting dimensions.

GP-LBL-F-080110

12 oz / 340 g front label

80 × 110 mm · 340 g / 12 ozTaller core label for the GreenPack 12 oz flat-bottom and stand-up pouch starting sizes.
  • GP-FB-340 · Flat bottomW125 × H230 × D80 mm
  • GP-SUP-340 · Stand-up pouchW160 × H240 + BG85 mm
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LABEL-TO-POUCH MAP

GreenPack label sizes and compatible pouch dimensions

These are selection and sampling starting points. Capacity, folds, closure position, and filled shape still require physical approval.
GP-LBL-F-06509065 × 90 mm85–100 g / 4 oz; narrow-panel trials

Small coffee packs or a narrower front label where the pouch face cannot safely take an 80 mm label.

  • GP-PP-85BPillow / flat pouch · W130 × H170 mm
  • GP-SG-250 / GP-SG-340Side gusset · W90 × H270–300 + SG50–60 mmTrial only; clear the fold, valve, and seal zones.
GP-LBL-F-08010080 × 100 mm250 g / 8–10 oz

Core metric front label for 250 g flat-bottom, stand-up, and wider small-format pouches.

  • GP-FB-250 →Flat bottom · W120 × H200 × D80 mm
  • GP-SUP-250Stand-up pouch · W150 × H230 + BG90 mm
  • GP-PP-250Pillow / ground coffee · W150 × H200 + BS10 mm
GP-LBL-F-08011080 × 110 mm340 g / 12 oz

Taller core label for the GreenPack 12 oz flat-bottom and stand-up pouch starting sizes.

  • GP-FB-340 →Flat bottom · W125 × H230 × D80 mm
  • GP-SUP-340Stand-up pouch · W160 × H240 + BG85 mm
GP-LBL-F-09012090 × 120 mm454–500 g / 16 oz–1 lb

Core large retail label for wider flat-bottom and stand-up coffee pouch faces.

  • GP-FB-454 →Flat bottom · W120 × H255 × D80 mm
  • GP-FB-500 →Flat bottom · W130 × H260 × D90 mm
  • GP-SUP-500Stand-up pouch · W180 × H280 + BG100 mm
GP-LBL-F-100130100 × 130 mm1 kg / 2–2.2 lb

Large front label for one-kilogram pouches with enough flat face width and separate valve clearance.

  • GP-FB-1K →Flat bottom · W145 × H350 × D95 mm
  • GP-SUP-1KStand-up pouch · W230 × H330 + BG130 mm
  • GP-SG-1KSide gusset · W135 × H410 + SG70 mmCheck the valve and center the label on the flat face.
GP-LBL-F-150170150 × 170 mm5 lb / 2.27–2.5 kg

Project-size label for the largest coffee bags; the formed pouch and filled sample decide the final label width.

  • GP-FB-5LBFlat bottom · Reference around W184 × H419 × D140 mmProject dimensions; approve on the selected factory bag.
  • GP-SG-5LBSide gusset · Reference around W168 × H483 + SG121 mmA 150 mm label leaves limited side clearance; resize after a panel check.

SIDE-GUSSET FIT RULE

Same coffee weight, narrower usable label panel

Subtract 10–15 mm from both sides of the flat face before considering the valve, top seal, tin tie, or bottom fold.
W90 mm face60–70 mm planning width

GP-SG-250 and GP-SG-340: start with the 65 mm-wide label and verify valve clearance.

W100 mm face70–80 mm planning width

GP-SG-454-QS-TT and GP-SG-500: use a custom narrow label rather than forcing a 90 mm-wide standard label.

W135 mm face105–115 mm planning width

GP-SG-1K: the 100 mm-wide standard label can fit if the valve, folds, and seams remain clear.

Why this matters: an 80 or 90 mm label can technically sit on a 90–100 mm bag face, yet still cross a fold or leave too little margin for reliable application. The finished pouch—not capacity alone—controls compatibility.

FRONT + BACK SYSTEM

Keep the brand stable and variable data flexible

Use the front label for shelf communication and a smaller back label for roast-, lot-, barcode-, and market-specific information.

Front brand label

Logo, coffee name, origin, process, tasting notes, roast level, and declared net quantity.

  • 65 × 90 mm85–100 g / 4 oz; narrow-panel trials
  • 80 × 100 mm250 g / 8–10 oz
  • 80 × 110 mm340 g / 12 oz
  • 90 × 120 mm454–500 g / 16 oz–1 lb
  • 100 × 130 mm1 kg / 2–2.2 lb
  • 150 × 170 mm5 lb / 2.27–2.5 kg

Back information label

Roast date, lot, barcode, ingredients, business identity, brewing information, and required destination-market copy.

  • 70 × 50 mm250 g and 340 g starting point · Roast date, lot, barcode, ingredients, and brew information
  • 80 × 60 mm454–500 g starting point · Variable product and compliance information
  • 90 × 70 mm1 kg starting point · Larger regulatory, traceability, and preparation panel
  • Custom100 g and 5 lb projects · Set after the destination-market copy and barcode quiet zone are known

FACE STOCK + ADHESIVE

Choose the material with the pouch finish

Color contrast is only the first check. Adhesive, surface energy, application temperature, curvature, scuffing, moisture, and label liner all affect performance.
01

Opaque white BOPP

Strong color contrast on matte black, matte white, or kraft-look coffee bags; confirm adhesive and white opacity.

02

Clear BOPP

Useful when the pouch surface should show through; test contrast, white ink, scuffing, and edge visibility.

03

Metallized film

Adds a metallic visual accent; approve reflectivity, ink coverage, and scanner performance.

04

Kraft paper

Supports a natural visual direction; the kraft appearance alone does not prove recyclability or compostability.

05

Documented compostable option

Quote only after the face stock, adhesive, liner, certification scope, and end-of-life claim are confirmed for the project.

BEFORE PRODUCTION

Approve the label and pouch as one pack

  1. 1

    Choose the pouch first

    Confirm the bag format, finished dimensions, flat panel, folds, valve, zipper, tin tie, and seal areas.

  2. 2

    Proof the label position

    Place the exact label rectangle on the filled pouch and check margins, curvature, barcode, and artwork readability.

  3. 3

    Test the packed system

    Apply, rub, compress, chill where relevant, carton-pack, and observe edge lift on production-representative samples.

CONNECTED BUYER GUIDES

Plan the bag, label, print route, and RFQ together

Compare coffee bag formats

Choose the pouch face before locking the label size.

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Plan a 12 oz coffee bag

Compare 340 g flat-bottom, stand-up, and side-gusset dimensions.

Open guide

Compare pouch geometry

Understand how panels, folds, and closures change the usable label area.

Open guide

Build the pouch and label RFQ

Align samples, artwork, quality controls, packing, and delivered cost.

Open guide

Compare label and direct print

Choose a branding route by artwork count, order scale, and reorder cycle.

Open guide

LABEL FIT QUESTIONS

Custom coffee bag label FAQ

What size label fits a 12 oz coffee bag?

For GreenPack starting sizes, use 80 × 110 mm on GP-FB-340 W125 × H230 × D80 mm or GP-SUP-340 W160 × H240 + BG85 mm. A W90 side-gusset face needs a narrower label because the folds require clearance.

Can one label size fit flat-bottom, stand-up, and side-gusset bags?

Sometimes, but capacity alone is not enough. Compare the flat front-panel width, folds, zipper, valve, tear notch, and seal zones. Side-gusset bags usually need a narrower label than a flat-bottom or stand-up bag with the same fill weight.

How much space should a label leave from a coffee bag fold or valve?

Use 10–15 mm from each side fold and another 10–15 mm from the valve edge as a planning rule. The final proof must also clear the zipper, tear notch, top seal, bottom fold, and any tin-tie fold-down area.

What label material works on matte black or kraft-look coffee bags?

Opaque white BOPP, metallized film, or a white-ink construction usually provides better contrast than a fully transparent label. Test the actual pouch finish, adhesive, rub resistance, application temperature, and filled-bag curvature.

Should coffee bags use one label or two?

A two-label system is often practical: a front brand label for the logo, coffee name, origin, roast, and net quantity, plus a smaller back label for roast date, lot, barcode, ingredients, brewing, and market-specific information.

Are these dimensions production-ready?

They are GreenPack selection and sampling sizes, not a guarantee for every pouch. Approve the final pouch, printed label proof, application method, and filled sample before production.

READY TO MATCH A LABEL TO YOUR BAG?

Send the pouch, artwork, quantity, and application method

We will separate the pouch and label scope, confirm the usable panel, and quote the selected label size, material, adhesive, artworks, packing, and delivery.
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