Tissue Paper

Gift-grade tissue wraps products, lines cartons and separates apparel or other light merchandise. Sheet dimensions should cover the product with the intended fold pattern without excessive trimming. Spiral fill is a loose dimensional material that is fluffed before use, making it better suited to decorative fill and light void management than flat wrapping.

Recycled tissue is offered as kraft or white sheets in 15 by 20-inch and 20 by 30-inch sizes, with 480 sheets per case. The 100% recycled-content statement applies to those documented products. It should not be extended automatically to every colored tissue, spiral fill or accessory used in the package.

Test how many sheets or how much spiral fill each package needs, then set a simple packing standard. Consider presentation, product coverage, labor, case storage and replenishment together. A larger tissue sheet can reduce pieces for one product but create more folding or waste for another.

Tissue and decorative paper are not universal protective cushioning. Fragile or heavy products may still need suitable padding, dividers or restraint. Review surface compatibility and color transfer on delicate finishes. Disposal and recyclability depend on the exact material, dyes, metallic content, adhesives, contamination and local collection rules, so avoid a blanket environmental claim for the finished package.