Custom Printed Halloween Treat Bags for Cookies and Hand-Outs

Treat bags sell in quantity during October. A parent may need thirty for a class party. A bakery may need a few hundred for counter sales.

Each bag holds a small portion, so the bag itself does most of the branding work. A plain bag with a cookie inside looks homemade, while a printed bag looks like it came from a shop.

Common buyers include home bakers, cookie decorators, cafes, schools, community events and businesses handing out treats at fall festivals.

Businesses use them as a low-cost giveaway too. A cookie in a bag with your logo is remembered longer than a flyer handed out on the same street.

Decorated Halloween cookies are the reason people buy. A clear OPP cello bag lets every bit of icing show.

We print on the cello itself. Add a logo band, a spider web border or a small ghost in one corner. Leave the middle clear so the cookie stays the focus.

Printed cello also adds color to plain cookies. A sugar cookie with simple orange icing looks more seasonal inside a bag with a black web pattern at the base.

For more about the trade-offs, read our guide on cellophane vs paper cookie bags. It covers freshness, grease and looks in more detail.

Kraft paper bags suit pumpkin spice cookies, oatmeal cookies and anything with a homemade feel. They also hide crumbs and butter marks better than clear film.

We print black, orange or white ink on kraft. White ink lets a ghost or skeleton show up on brown paper.

A small window panel on the front keeps the cookie visible while the rest of the bag carries your art. Grease-resistant lining is available for very buttery bakes.

Paper bags also stand up on their own when you choose a satchel style with a flat base. That helps on a crowded market table.

Treat bags should fit snugly. A cookie that slides around in a large bag breaks at the edges and looks smaller than it is.

Bat and ghost cutters are wider than they are tall, so measure the widest point. A bag that fits a round cookie may pinch a bat wing.

Measure your cookie after baking and icing. Add a little width for the seal at the top. Add a little height so the cookie drops in easily.

Mini cookies need a different approach. A stand-up pouch holds a handful of small bites and keeps them upright on a shelf. Our cookie bag sizes guide lists common cookie diameters and matching bag widths.

Order a few sample sizes in plain stock first if you are unsure. Testing your own cookies in them is the fastest way to settle on a width.

Treat bags are priced per quote. Prices start from $0.30 per unit, and the final price depends on bag type, size, quantity and print.

Clear cello with one-color print is usually the leanest option. Stand-up zipper pouches with full color cost more per bag.

If you sell bags at a fixed retail price, tell us what it is. We will suggest a build that keeps your margin intact.

Send your bag type, size and artwork through our treat bag quote request and we will price the options side by side.

Treat bags are printed in 4-6 business days once your free digital proof is approved. They ship flat in cartons and arrive 2-3 business days later, free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia.

Torn film, smudged print or other damage reported within 10 days gets a reprint or refund. Our shipping and delivery times page has the details.

Need bags for a school event on a fixed date? Call or WhatsApp (503) 461-4788, or email info@thecookiebags.com with the date. We will tell you the last safe day to approve.