Non Woven Tote Bag

A tote bag gives businesses a useful surface for displaying branded artwork while also serving as a functional item for customers, employees, students or event attendees. This RAFFLESTAG version is configured specifically with a full-color logo, making it suitable when the design contains several colors rather than a simple single-color mark.

The product belongs to RAFFLESTAG’s non-woven tote bag range, with A5, A4 and A3 size options available for the full-color configuration. (Raffle Stag) This gives buyers several size choices without requiring every campaign to use the same bag format.

For buyers comparing this style with other promotional carriers, RAFFLESTAG’s broader custom bags collection provides additional bag formats for different branding and presentation requirements.

Choose from A5, A4 and A3 Sizes

The ordering interface provides three size selections: A5, A4 and A3. The screenshot shows A4 currently selected.

Having several size choices is useful because promotional programs do not all distribute the same materials. A company may be preparing a compact giveaway, an event pack, printed materials, merchandise or other branded items. Rather than choosing by the size label alone, consider what will actually be placed inside the bag and how recipients are expected to use it.

For a campaign using more than one bag size, keeping the logo placement and artwork treatment visually consistent can also help the different versions feel like part of the same program.

Exact bag dimensions should be based on the size option selected during ordering rather than assumed from the A5, A4 or A3 label alone.

Ten Solid Bag Colors for Different Brand Directions

The full-color logo bag is shown with 10 solid color choices:

• Black
• Red
• Blue
• Orange
• Yellow
• Pink
• Green
• Sky Blue
• Brown
• White

This range gives buyers room to coordinate the bag with a company identity, event theme, school colors or campaign artwork.

Color selection also affects how the printed artwork is perceived. A logo with dark elements may appear more clearly against a lighter bag, while light artwork can create greater visual separation on darker options. Designs containing many colors should be reviewed as a complete combination of the artwork and the selected bag color.

There is no need to use every available color. Buyers can choose the colors that make sense for the particular project.

Allocate Quantities by Bag Color

Each color in the product configurator has its own quantity field. This is especially useful for programs that need several color versions instead of one uniform bag color.

For example, separate colors can help distinguish groups at a conference, departments within a company, student teams, campaign themes or different event sessions. A business can also select several colors simply to provide recipients with more variety.

When distributing one logo across different colored bags, review how the same artwork works against every chosen background. A design that has strong contrast on white may behave differently on black, red or blue.

Keeping the artwork consistent while changing the bag color can create variety without requiring a completely different branding concept for every version.

Make Better Use of the Full-Color Logo Option

The Full Color Logo configuration is especially relevant for artwork containing multiple brand colors, illustrated graphics, event designs or logos that would lose important visual elements if reduced to only one color.

The important distinction is that “full color” describes the logo option shown for this bag. It should not be used to assume an unlisted printing process, ink technology or exact printable area.

For artwork preparation, use a clean version of the design and make sure important text, symbols and logo details remain easy to recognize. Very small wording and unusually fine decorative details can become difficult to read once artwork is reduced to fit a physical product.

The design should also be evaluated against the actual bag color being ordered rather than viewed only on a white computer screen.

Useful for Promotional and Event Programs

A custom full-color tote bag can fit many situations where an organization needs both carrying convenience and visible branding.

Potential applications include:

Trade shows and conferences: Use the bag to organize materials distributed to visitors or registered attendees.

Business promotions: Add campaign artwork or a company logo to create a branded item for customers.

School programs: Different bag colors can support classes, teams, clubs or event groups while retaining a common printed design.

Community events: Full-color artwork can incorporate event names, sponsor graphics or campaign visuals.

Retail and merchandise programs: A branded tote can become part of a coordinated product or promotional presentation.

These are examples of suitable applications rather than limitations on how the product can be used.

Comparing Tote Bags with Other Bag Formats

The best bag style depends on what recipients need to carry and the type of presentation you want.

Buyers seeking another tote-style option can compare RAFFLESTAG’s custom canvas bags. This can be useful when evaluating a different bag construction rather than automatically choosing the same format for every promotion.

For sports programs, student activities or giveaways where a cinch-style opening is preferred, the custom drawstring bag range offers another branded bag format.

Businesses primarily focused on customer packaging or presentation may also want to compare custom paper bags before deciding which type suits the project.

Comparing these formats early can prevent a buying decision based solely on appearance. Consider how the bag will be filled, distributed, carried and presented to the recipient.

Plan the Bag and Artwork Together

For a full-color promotional bag, size, bag color and artwork should be treated as one decision rather than three unrelated selections.

Start with the intended use and select the appropriate A5, A4 or A3 option. Next, choose one or more of the available solid colors. Then review the artwork on those backgrounds to make sure the key elements remain easy to see.

If several colors are being ordered, check each combination rather than assuming the design will reproduce visually the same way on every background.

This approach is particularly helpful for multicolor logos because the bag itself becomes part of the overall color composition.

Ordering the Full-Color Tote Bag

The product configurator begins with quantity and size selection, followed by the available solid bag colors and their individual quantities. A customization section is provided for the design, and the order interface also includes a “Ready By” selection. (Raffle Stag)

Before completing the configuration, review the selected size, every chosen bag color, quantities allocated to each color and the artwork intended for the full-color logo.

For organizations ordering bags for a coordinated campaign, deciding these details before placing the order helps keep the different color versions visually consistent and appropriate for their intended recipients.