Chestnut Flower Sleeves, Autumn Foliage Design (50 Pack)
Autumn-Inspired Packaging for Seasonal Bouquet Sales
Chestnut Flower Sleeves feature an autumn foliage design that helps transform everyday bouquets into seasonal presentations. Made from waterproof BOPP, these decorative sleeves add warm color and visual interest while helping florists create gift-ready bouquets for fall promotions, seasonal displays, and holiday sales.
The artwork showcases autumn leaves, acorns, and seasonal foliage, while the clear upper portion of the sleeve allows blooms to remain visible above the design. This combination helps create a more polished presentation than a standard clear sleeve while helping conceal stems and keep the focus on the flowers.
Ideal for fall promotions, seasonal bouquet programs, and everyday retail sales, Chestnut Flower Sleeves help elevate bouquet presentation while arriving neatly packed on a header for easier storage and organization.
Product Details:
- Material: Waterproof BOPP
- Design: Autumn foliage print with clear upper sleeve
- Protection: Helps protect bouquets during handling and transport
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Size Options:
- 14in Top Width: Top: 13.66in x Length: 17.3in x Bottom: 3.5in
- 17in Top Width: Top: 17.1in x Length: 17.3in x Bottom: 4.9in
- Pack Quantity: 50 sleeves per pack
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