PACKAGING
Easy and Convenient Packaging
We offer three types of packaging: Bags, Boxes and Compressed Boxes. Each type is made to meet your needs, making it easy to store, carry and use our products.
Poly Bags
Our poly bags are made to compact and sturdy, ensuring easier transportation and storage. Made from strong and durable plastic, our poly bags come in 1lbs., 2lbs., and 4lbs., packaging. The transparent design allows you to see the contents inside and know when to replace. The durable handle allows for easy carrying and movement while the zip lock keeps your rags from falling out.
Bags
Our plastic bags come with sturdy handles, making them easy to carry. They are perfect for quick cleanups, whether you are grabbing a few rags to wipe a spill or taking some towels to the gym.
Traditional Boxes
Our traditional boxes are great for storing products in larger quantities. They keep your rags and towels clean and protected from dirt and damage. They stack easily for better organization. A classic traditional design allows you to access a handful of your rags and towels from the top for emergency situations.
Compressed Boxes
Our compressed boxes are designed to save space and make carrying easier. Available in three sizes, 5lbs. and 10 lbs. box has a handle on top while the 25lbs. box has no handle for a uniform storage arrangement. The 5lbs. and 10lbs. compressed boxes have a “push to open” option on the side of the box for easy access without having to open the whole box, whereas the 25lbs. box opens from the top, making it simple to get your rags and towels.
What Sets Swan Towels Apart in Packaging
At Swan Towels, packaging is not just about wrapping the products and delivering it to our customers, it’s about smarter and convenient solutions that fit your needs. We are constantly working on making our packaging better and reliable for our customers to understand their needs. From designing poly bags to compressed boxes, every detail is thoughtfully designed to meet your needs. Here is how we make packaging better.
