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Custom mini totes for citizen academy welcome packets, awards banquet place settings, small thank-you gifts and station tour handouts. Cotton canvas in 8, 10 and 12 ounce weights for a banquet place setting or a welcome packet. Jute for community and garden themes. Laminated non-woven when the count runs high. Gusseted box shapes that stand upright on a table. Twenty five items, none of them meant to be carried far.

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Packaging, Not a Carry Bag

A mini tote is what makes three modest items look like a considered gift. A citizen academy welcome packet, a volunteer thank-you, a place setting at an awards banquet: in each case the bag is the presentation rather than the present. It also does not go in the bin on the way out the way a paper gift bag does, so the agency name survives the evening.

Ask for the Ounce Number

It is the only spec on this page that changes the outcome, and no photograph shows it. Twelve ounce canvas sits up on a banquet table looking like something; eight ounce folds over and looks like a freebie. If these are going in front of award recipients or a city council, pay the difference. Jute is the alternative where a natural look suits the program. Ask for a sample rather than trusting an image.

Common Questions

What does the ounce weight mean on canvas?

Fabric density. Twelve ounce stands up on a table and feels substantial; eight ounce is lighter and softer. For a banquet or a display, buy the heavier weight.

Are these useful as a carry bag?

Not really, and that is fine. Treat them as packaging or a favor. For a bag somebody carries, use the tote or grocery shopper shelves.

What would we put in one?

A citizen academy welcome kit, a small thank-you for a volunteer or auxiliary member, or a set of station tour handouts for a visiting group.