Description
Why Retailers Stock It
Small zipper bags are the unsung heroes of every packaging station, and the 1 ¼" × 1 ¼" format hits a sweet spot for gram-sized concentrate samples, jewelry findings, or hardware screws. Each shrink-wrapped bundle delivers exactly 1,000 bags, so even a single unit keeps prep crews working for days, while a case of 50 bundles (50,000 bags total) eliminates mid-week re-orders for busy multi-location operations. Bold graphics—Crown, Alien, 420, Spider, and more—turn a commodity into an impulse add-on customers actually notice, lifting average ticket size with almost zero effort.
MSRP $9.99 per 1,000-count bundle
Key Features & Specs
- Outer / inner counts: 1,000 miniature bags per bundle • case of 50 bundles
- Dimensions: 1 ¼" × 1 ¼" (≈ 32 mm × 32 mm)
- Design options: Crown • Alien • Skull • Bomb • Happy Face • Spider • 420 • Peace • Lady • plus solid Black, Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, Purple, Pink, Orange (selectable, not assorted)
- Clear LDPE walls with reusable zip-top closure help contain odors and prevent spills
- 4-mil gauge resists routine tears and punctures (no secondary sleeve required)
- Purchase options: single 1-bundle pack • case of 50 bundles
- SKU: J0235
Wholesale Perks
- Shelf-ready bundles arrive banded and labeled—no extra prep time
- Fast California shipping supports just-in-time restocks
- $100 minimum order keeps independent stores in the game
- Case pricing super-charges per-bundle margin on this high-turn consumable
Usage & Display Ideas
Keep an open bundle at the register so shoppers can test the sturdy zip. Cross-merchandise with pocket scales or dab tools to build budget “prep kits” that move related head-shop supplies. For visual pop, stand three design variants upright in a clear acrylic bin—the repeating icons attract attention and trigger impulse buys.
Compliance Notice
Bags are intended for legal herb, concentrate, or non-cannabis merchandise only. Verify local packaging regulations before resale.
Stock up today and keep your shelves ready for demand.
