Custom coffee packaging · Crystavo
Custom coffee bags. Made for your roast.
Printed bags and packaging for roasters and coffee brands. Choose the format, test the filled fit and bring your design to life.
Custom production from 10,000 pieces. Available standard samples are free; shipping confirmed separately.
Good packaging starts with the coffee.
Beans · Ground · Single serve · LiquidYour coffee. Your format.
Find your
signature format.
Choose your coffee type first. Compare formats for filling, shelf presentation and everyday use; the final material can follow.
Explore all packaging01 / Whole bean coffeeWhole bean coffeeRoast, degassing and shelf presence.↗
02 / Ground coffeeGround coffeeFrom portion packs to jars and cans.↗
03 / Single-serve coffeeSingle-serve coffeeFilters, sachets, sticks and capsule lidding.↗
04 / Liquid coffeeLiquid coffeeFormats shaped around filling and dispensing.↗Packaging and application references. Confirm the final structure and features for your project.
Choose a coffee bag
Find the shape.
Then make it yours.
Compare custom coffee bags for retail, ecommerce and wholesale. Open a format to review its size, materials, valve and closure options.
Flat bottom or side gusset?
Flat bottom coffee bags
A defined shelf face. Check the filled base and panel proportions.
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Side gusset coffee bags
Retail to café refill. Check the opening, folds and packed case.
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Quad seal coffee bags
Defined edges and panels. Review the edge seals and filled handling.
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Kraft coffee bags
A paper-facing finish. Confirm the full laminate behind the paper.
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A closer look at Crystavo
Confidence.
Built on the details.
Crystavo is the coffee packaging brand of Jiangyin Super Smart Technology Co., Ltd. Explore the production behind the pack, then connect the sample, artwork and quotation to your own project.
- Know who you are buying from
- Keep the company name and contact details with your project records. Review the operating company and production information before approving the order.
- Know what a sample proves
- Use a standard sample to discuss feel and format. Confirm separately whether it represents your selected material, dimensions, print or filling process.
- Know what is being approved
- Align the written structure, artwork revision, quantity per design, packing and agreed checks. Ask which documents apply to your chosen construction and destination.
A closer look
From the film
to the finished pouch.
Bring printing, conversion and the finished pack into the same specification review.
Explore manufacturing
From the first idea
A clear path.
A considered pack.
Start with the coffee, fill weight, estimated quantity and destination. We will help identify what needs deciding next.
How to order- 01
Share what you know
Send the coffee, fill weight and sales route. Add your main question; a final film code is not needed.
- 02
Check the right sample
Decide whether you need to check feel, filled fit, artwork or equipment use. Confirm the sample scope and any costs.
- 03
Know what you are approving
Align the specification, artwork, quantity per design, quotation and delivery milestones before production.
The packaging journal
Good decisions.
Better packaging.
Practical reading for the decisions behind a memorable coffee pack.
Visit the journal
Do I need a finished specification?
No. Send the coffee type, fill weight or dose, estimated quantity and destination. Add a reference photo or your main question if you have one. Choose the recommendation route when the format or material is still open; final dimensions and artwork can follow the initial discussion.
Is the minimum 10,000 per design?
Custom production usually starts from 10,000 pieces. Confirm the requirement for each format, size and design before planning your stock; a combined total does not automatically cover multiple artworks. Share the quantity per SKU and your reorder plan so the team can review the actual scope. Available standard samples are a separate route.
Are samples free?
Available standard samples are free; shipping is confirmed separately. Use them to compare the format, feel, opening and approximate fit. Custom prototypes and printed proofs have a separately agreed scope and any applicable costs. Say whether you need to check filled size, artwork or equipment fit so the right sample can be discussed.
What is included in my quote?
Compare the same size, complete construction, selected features, print and quantity per design. Ask which sample, setup or tooling charges apply, how the bags are case-packed and what shipping basis is used. Confirm the destination and responsibility for freight, duties and taxes so the unit price and delivered scope are clear.
Can you meet my launch date?
Share the date the packaging needs to arrive, the destination and any open artwork or sample decisions. Ask for approval, production and dispatch milestones, with transit and import arrangements identified separately. Timing is confirmed for the project; an early target date helps the team review the route before you commit.
How do I control repeat orders?
Keep the approved sample, specification, artwork revision and quantity per design together. Reference those records in the reorder and identify any change in coffee, dimensions, finish, features or destination. Review an updated reference when the scope changes, rather than relying on a previous invoice or photograph alone.
Plan your next coffee pack
Start with your coffee.
Ask for a recommendation, available standard samples or a production quote. Tell us what you know and the decision you need help making.
- Use email or phone / WhatsApp — either is enough
- The next discussion covers suitable options, open questions and the sample or quotation route.