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- Label paper wholesale 35
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Tishu paper, tissue paper wholesale
Lightweight paper for wrapping display and cushioning
This section covers tishu paper and tissue paper sold by the sheet or pack for wholesale buyers. It is a thin, lightweight paper available in a range of colors, used to wrap, line, stuff, and decorate finished goods before they reach a customer.
Crafters and small workshops use these sheets to line gift boxes, wrap bars and jars, fill hollow spaces inside packaging, and add a soft pop of color under a lid. The same paper works for wrapping candles, soap bars, chocolate pieces, and baked treats, since its job is purely presentational rather than tied to one product type.
Beyond wrapping, thin sheets get folded, twisted, or layered to build pompoms, rosettes, and garland accents for shelf displays and event decor. For buyers assembling a full packaging kit, this paper pairs naturally with items from Natural Packaging Wholesale and the broader Packaging wholesale range.
Color range and paper weight
The lineup is built around single-color packs sold by the sheet count, which keeps the choice simple: pick the shade that matches the packaging theme and grab a full stack in one order. Cool tones like Quiet paper Cyan, 100 sheets and Quiet paper Green, 100 sheets sit well against natural or kraft boxes, while warmer shades such as Quiet paper Orange, 100 sheets and Quiet paper Yellow, 100 sheets read as bright and cheerful on shelf displays.
Deeper, richer shades round out the palette for buyers who want a more formal or seasonal look. Tissue paper Marsala, 100 sheets works well as a base layer under labels or ribbon, Tishou paper Purple, 100 sheets suits gift sets with a premium feel, and Tissue paper Light green, 100 sheets adds a softer accent for spring or nature themed packaging. All variants share the same sheet count and thickness, so switching between colors does not change how the paper folds or wraps.
Choosing a shade and pairing it with other packaging
Selection usually starts with the finished item rather than the paper itself. Match the tone to the container, label, or ribbon already in use, then check whether the surrounding materials are matte or glossy, since a plain single-color sheet tends to balance out a busy or textured wrapper.
Buyers who need a coordinated unboxing set often add a strip of contrasting texture around the wrapped item, which is where a Wholesale Decorative Strips for Soap comes in as a finishing detail. For a complete kit beyond the paper itself, boxes, fillers, and other components from the wider packaging assortment fill out the rest of the presentation.
Origin and storage
The paper in this range is sourced from Poland. Sheets should be kept flat or loosely rolled in a dry place away from direct sunlight, since prolonged light exposure can fade the dye over time, especially in the brighter shades. Keeping stock away from moisture also prevents sheets from sticking together or losing their crispness before use.
FAQ
What is tishu paper used for in packaging
Tishu paper wraps, lines, and cushions finished goods before they reach a customer. Workshops use it to line box interiors, wrap individual bars or jars, fill empty space inside containers, and add a colored accent visible under a lid or through cellophane.
How many sheets come in a pack of tissue paper
Packs are sold by sheet count, with each pack holding a single color so buyers can order the exact shade and quantity needed for a batch. Ordering by the full pack keeps colors consistent across an entire production run instead of mixing leftover sheets.
What colors are available in tishu paper
The range spans cool tones such as cyan and deeper blues alongside warmer shades, giving enough variety to match most packaging themes. Picking a single dominant color per order is common, since packs are organized by shade rather than mixed assortments.
Can tissue paper be used for anything besides wrapping
Yes, thin sheets are also folded, twisted, or layered by hand into pompoms, rosettes, and garland pieces for shelf displays and event decor. The same lightweight, flexible paper that wraps a bar or jar works equally well as a folded decorative accent.
Recommendations
Choose a shade that matches your packaging line as a whole rather than picking colors sheet by sheet, and order by full pack to keep every batch consistent. Consider how the paper will be seen, folded into a visible layer, wrapped flat, or stuffed out of sight, since that affects how much weight and color intensity actually matters. For quantities, custom color combinations, or help matching tishu paper to other packaging in your lineup, reach out by email and we will help you plan the order.
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