Polyester CD Bags
Polyester CD bags keep disc libraries organised in a fraction of the space that jewel cases demand. Woven polyester gives the exterior a smooth, professional surface that resists scuffs in a laptop bag or glovebox, while inner sleeves hold discs flat and separated so playing surfaces stay clean. For distributors, resellers and media teams still shipping software, music, training video or portfolio discs, a fabric CD wallet is lighter, quieter and far cheaper to post than rigid cases. The woven exterior also tolerates being pulled in and out of bags all day, so the wallets keep a neat appearance long after paper sleeves would have torn.
The format scales cleanly. Slim wallets with a dozen sleeves suit handouts at seminars and induction packs for new staff; large-capacity binders carry entire catalogues for studios, schools and archive rooms. Zipped closures stop discs sliding out in transit, and flat profiles let the bags stack on shelves or slide into drawers where plastic spindles cannot. When planning an order, it pays to match sleeve count to the size of the media set being distributed — a seminar handout needs far fewer sleeves than a training library — and to confirm that printed inserts or booklets fit alongside the discs.
As a promotional item, a polyester CD bag works hardest at conferences, training days and product launches, where it arrives empty and leaves carrying the customer's own media and documents — with the sponsor's logo on the cover. The flat, fabric-faced panels also mail well in padded envelopes, keeping distribution costs down on bulk campaigns. Enquire with quantity and artwork to receive sleeve layout options and branding positions.
The format scales cleanly. Slim wallets with a dozen sleeves suit handouts at seminars and induction packs for new staff; large-capacity binders carry entire catalogues for studios, schools and archive rooms. Zipped closures stop discs sliding out in transit, and flat profiles let the bags stack on shelves or slide into drawers where plastic spindles cannot. When planning an order, it pays to match sleeve count to the size of the media set being distributed — a seminar handout needs far fewer sleeves than a training library — and to confirm that printed inserts or booklets fit alongside the discs.
- Woven polyester construction with zipped closures
- Inner sleeves that hold discs flat and separated
- Formats from small handout wallets to large archive binders
- Lightweight and slim for posting, shelving and drawer storage
- Front panels suited to printed logos and event branding
As a promotional item, a polyester CD bag works hardest at conferences, training days and product launches, where it arrives empty and leaves carrying the customer's own media and documents — with the sponsor's logo on the cover. The flat, fabric-faced panels also mail well in padded envelopes, keeping distribution costs down on bulk campaigns. Enquire with quantity and artwork to receive sleeve layout options and branding positions.