Custom Printed Donut Bags for Glazed, Filled and Sugared Donuts

Donuts are softer, taller and stickier than cookies. Glaze melts onto anything it touches, and fried dough leaves oil marks on plain paper within minutes.

A bag built for cookies is often too flat for a raised donut and too thin to stop grease. The result is a see-through stain right across your logo.

Donut bags fix both problems. They have more depth for height and a grease-resistant lining that keeps oil inside the bag.

We print them for donut shops, coffee bars, food trucks, farmers market stands and bakeries that fry on weekends only.

If you sell muffins, croissants and scones from the same counter, our full range of bakery bags can carry one design across every item.

Grease-resistant lined paper slows oil from reaching the outer face. Your print stays clean longer, and customers do not get oily fingers.

Glazed donuts still stick to whatever they touch. A satchel with a wide base lets them sit side by side instead of stacked.

For filled donuts, keep the bag upright. A bag with a flat gusseted base helps more than any lining when cream is involved. Hand it over flat and tell the customer which way is up.

Ask us for food-contact grade paper if donuts drop straight in. If they sit on a deli sheet first, mention that too, since it changes what the bag needs to do.

Sprinkles, bright glazes and stuffed tops sell themselves when people can see them. A window panel on the front shows the donut without opening the bag.

Keep the window below the fold line so it stays clear when the top is closed. A window that crosses the fold cracks after a few openings.

Windows suit dry toppings best. Very wet glaze can fog or smear the clear panel within an hour.

If you are weighing clear film against paper for smaller treats, our cellophane versus paper bag comparison covers the tradeoffs.

Kraft paper looks warm and handmade, and white ink makes a logo stand out on it. White paper shows full color CMYK and Pantone shades more brightly.

Donut shops often pick bold, simple artwork. A large logo reads from across the counter and through a car window at a drive-through.

Your bag also shows up in photos posted from parked cars and office desks. A clean logo near the top of the front panel stays visible even when the bag is folded down and half crumpled.

Use the side gussets for your phone number, social handle or a short line about opening hours. Those panels face out when bags stand in a row.

Leave plain space where grease is most likely to show, usually the lower third of the front. Bold shapes hide small marks better than fine lines.

The same kraft and white stocks are used for our printed paper bakery bags, so donut bags and pastry bags can share one print run of artwork.

You see a free digital proof of the front, back and gussets before anything is printed. Revisions are unlimited.

Your donut bags print in 4 to 6 business days after sign-off and arrive 2 to 3 business days later. We send them free to shops in the US, UK, Canada and Australia.

Bags arrive flat in cartons. Store them dry and off the floor near the fryer, where steam and oil mist can soften paper over a few weeks.

Grease marks from your own donuts are not a print fault, but smudged ink or crushed bundles are. Send photos within 10 days and our reprint or refund policy applies.