Buyer’s Guide to Choosing French Stick Bags
French stick bags are designed for packing baguettes, French sticks and other long bakery products. Insinc’s range includes paper bags, window bags and micro-perforated bags in different lengths to suit standard and large loaves.
Available options include a 580mm paper bag, a 710mm wheat-finish window bag and a 750mm micro-perforated bag. Pack quantities range from 500 to 1,000 bags.
Paper, Window or Micro-Perforated Bags?
Standard paper bags provide simple packaging for freshly baked French sticks. Window bags allow part of the loaf to remain visible, making them useful for bakery displays and retail presentation.
Micro-perforated bags contain small ventilation holes that allow the packaged bread to breathe. Choose the format according to how the loaf will be displayed, carried and stored.
Which French Stick Bag Size Do You Need?
The 95mm x 65mm x 580mm paper bag suits many standard French sticks. Longer baguettes may require the 710mm window bag or 750mm micro-perforated option.
Measure the loaf’s full length and widest point before ordering, allowing enough space for easy loading. The listed Castaway bags are no longer available in New Zealand, so select a current Fortune, Detpak or micro-perforated alternative.
Purchases can be made on-line using Visa or Mastercard through Windcave (you do not need an account), or direct debit. If you are a business and would like to open an account please download an account application form and send back to us.

Freight is charged by weight and carton size, indicative costs per carton are: Auckland $8.50, Whangarei to Hamilton $10.50, North Island $14.00, South Island $16.00 + GST, Rural charges are extra.
Delivery times vary as product is sent from different warehouses around the country. Expected delivery times North Island 1-3 days, South Island 2-4 days. Residential & Rural delivery times can take longer depending on the courier in your area.
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