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The SanChao Rustic Red Labeled Onion Mesh Bag is a heritage-inspired packaging solution designed for onion growers who value tradition, durability, and brand storytelling. Crafted from robust yet breathable polypropylene mesh, this bag features a dedicated label panel that echoes the charm of handwritten farm labels. Its rich red hue and textured appearance blend seamlessly with both field and market environments, offering a nostalgic yet functional packaging option for premium onion varieties.
Heritage Label Panel: Designed to evoke farm-style labeling, perfect for brand storytelling and product authenticity.
Breathable & Sturdy Construction: Mesh weave ensures ventilation while maintaining strength for up to 20kg loads.
Warm Red Aesthetic: Rustic red color enhances visual appeal and aligns with natural agricultural branding.
Lightweight Design: At only 38g/㎡, it reduces handling effort without compromising durability.
Authentic Farmhouse Feel: Ideal for artisanal farms, farmers' markets, and heritage brand packaging.
Food-Safe & Reusable: Made from non-toxic PP, washable and suitable for multiple harvest cycles.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 4010 |
| Color | Rustic Red |
| Size | 45cm × 80cm |
| Gram Weight | 38g/㎡ |
| Load Capacity | 20kg |
| Material | PP Mesh |
| Label Type | Integrated Heritage-Style Panel |
| Applications | Onion packaging, artisanal farm products, farmers' markets, heritage branding |
Artisanal Onion Packaging: Perfect for small-batch, premium onion varieties.
Farmers' Market Ready: Label panel accommodates handwritten-style information for a personal touch.
Heritage Brand Collections: Suitable for farms with historical or regional branding.
Gift & Specialty Packaging: Ideal for gourmet onions and seasonal gift packs.
We offer tailored heritage-style customization:
Vintage Label Design: Custom fonts, handwritten-style text, logos, and rustic graphics.
Color Variations: Muted reds, earthy tones, and natural color palettes.
Material Textures: Optional matte or linen-finish mesh for added authenticity.
Size & Shape Options: Custom dimensions to fit specific onion types and packaging traditions.
Packaging Formats: Bulk, bundled, or gift-ready packaging.
Q1: Can the label design mimic handwritten farm labels?
A: Yes, we specialize in vintage and handwritten-style label printing to enhance rustic appeal.
Q2: Is this bag suitable for organic or heirloom onion varieties?
A: Absolutely, its natural aesthetic and food-safe material make it ideal for specialty onion packaging.
Q3: What is the production time for custom vintage-style labels?
A: Custom heritage label orders require 50 days for production to ensure authentic design execution.
Q4: Can the bag be used in damp or outdoor market environments?
A: Yes, the PP material is moisture-resistant and suitable for outdoor market stalls and farm stands.
Q5: What is the minimum order quantity for rustic-style labeled bags?
A: The MOQ is 100,000 units for heritage-style custom orders, with discounts for larger volumes.
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