Non Woven Tote Bag

Custom tote bags work well when a promotion needs both a functional item and a visible space for branding. This RAFFLESTAG non-woven tote bag configuration is specifically set up for a 2-color logo, making it suitable for company marks, organization graphics, event identities and other artwork built around two distinct colors.

Instead of treating the bag and branding as separate decisions, the online configuration lets buyers choose the bag size and solid bag color before customizing the design. This helps create a more coordinated combination between the bag's background color and the two colors used in the logo.

The product is shown in a conventional handled tote format, which makes it suitable for carrying event materials, handouts, promotional items and other lightweight giveaway contents.

Choose from A5, A4 and A3 Size Options

The available size selections are labeled A5, A4, and A3, with A4 selected in the configuration shown.

These choices let buyers select different bag formats based on the intended presentation. A smaller option can make sense when the contents are compact, while a larger selection may be more appropriate when several items need to be grouped together.

Because the configurator uses A5, A4, and A3 labels rather than showing physical measurements in the selection, buyers can choose from those named sizes without converting dimensions.

For projects that require a different bag construction, RAFFLESTAG also offers custom canvas bags with multiple styles and branding configurations.

Ten Solid Bag Colors for Different Brand Palettes

Black, red, blue, orange, yellow, pink, green, sky blue, brown, and white.

This range supports several approaches to branded merchandise. A company can select a bag color close to its established identity, use a contrasting background to make a logo easier to notice, or assign different bag colors to different programs or groups.

For example, black and white provide neutral backgrounds for many logo combinations. Bright options such as orange, yellow, green or sky blue can create a more energetic event look. Red, blue, pink and brown offer further alternatives when coordinating bags with campaign, school or company colors.

Designed Around Two-Color Artwork

The selected product style is labeled 2 Color Logo. That makes this configuration a straightforward choice when the artwork itself contains two main logo colors.

Two-color artwork can work well for company logos, club marks, school graphics, campaign branding, event identities and simplified promotional designs. It also gives buyers more visual flexibility than a single-color treatment while keeping the artwork focused around a limited color palette.

When preparing the design, consider the relationship between the logo colors and the bag color. Dark logo colors may create stronger contrast against lighter bags, while lighter or brighter logo elements may stand out more clearly on darker backgrounds.

The goal is not simply to choose a favorite bag color, but to select a combination that supports the visibility of the actual artwork.

RAFFLESTAG also lists other branding configurations on the same non-woven tote bag product, including 1 Color Logo and Full Color Logo options. (Raffle Stag) This lets buyers choose a logo style that matches the complexity of their design, rather than forcing every project into the same print configuration.

A Useful Format for Events and Promotional Distribution

Branded tote bags can serve two purposes during an event: they hold the materials being distributed and continue displaying the organization's artwork while the recipient carries them.

That makes this two-color logo version relevant for trade show handouts, company programs, school activities, conferences, community campaigns, membership materials, and promotional giveaways.

For an event kit, the tote can be used as the outer item that brings several pieces together. Printed information, branded accessories or other event materials can be placed inside so recipients receive one organized package rather than several loose items.

Organizations that prefer a closure-free backpack-style format can also compare RAFFLESTAG's custom drawstring bags. That range includes several drawstring bag constructions and different logo-print selections.

Coordinate Bag Color with Different Groups or Uses

The individual color quantity boxes also create useful possibilities for organizations managing several groups within one campaign.

A business could allocate one bag color to one team and another color to a second team. An event organizer could use different colors for attendee groups. A school program could coordinate bag colors with separate activities, houses, or event themes.

This does not require changing the core two-color branding concept. The same general identity can remain recognizable while the base bag color changes according to the intended use.

When planning this type of order, the most important design consideration is whether the same two logo colors remain sufficiently visible against every selected bag color. If you're using several background colors, review the artwork with those backgrounds in mind.

When a Paper Bag May Be a Better Fit

Not every branded packaging project needs a handled non-woven tote. The intended contents and presentation can affect which type of bag makes the most sense.

For retail-style presentation, event favors or situations where a paper format better suits the project, buyers can compare RAFFLESTAG's custom paper bag options.

For broader comparison before selecting a bag format, the RAFFLESTAG custom bags collection brings together several branded bag choices in one category.

Build the Order Around the Actual Campaign

A useful way to configure this tote is to make the decisions in a practical sequence:

First, determine what the bag will be used to carry and select from the A5, A4 or A3 choices. Next, select the solid bag color or colors that fit the campaign. Then prepare the two-color logo so the artwork remains visually distinct against those backgrounds.