Transparent home compostable garment bag for clothing

Compostable Garment Bag

Bio4Pack’s home compostable garment bags are made from transparent, lightweight, and durable single-ply film. An ideal solution for sustainable fashion packaging. Designed to protect garments such as dresses, suits, shirts, and trousers, these eco-friendly bags offer a clean look while supporting responsible disposal.

The film is printable up to one color, allowing for brand messaging, compostability certification, safety warnings, and disposal instructions. Garment bags are available in custom lengths to fit short, medium, or long garments and are supplied on reels for easy storage and efficient use.

Minimum Order Quantity

Starting from 25,000 units or 500 kg

Printability

Custom branding up to one color.

Certificates

EN13432 & NF T51-800:2015

Frequently
Asked Questions

What is compostable packaging and how does it work?
Compostable packaging is made from plant-based or renewable materials that break down into natural elements under composting conditions. Unlike plastic, it leaves no toxic residue and turns into nutrient-rich soil within a few months in home or industrial composting environments.
Yes, all of Bio4Pack’s compostable packaging used for food applications meets strict food safety and hygiene standards. Our materials are certified and tested to ensure safe contact with a wide range of food types, including dry, fresh, and chilled items.
Most of our compostable packaging is designed to run smoothly on standard plastic packaging machines, including flow-wrap, form-fill-seal, and pouch lines. We’re happy to advise on optimal settings and compatibility.
Yes, Bio4Pack offers custom branding options, including flexographic and digital printing in up to 10 colors depending on the product. We help businesses showcase their brand while staying true to their sustainability values.

Towards a World Without Waste

We believe packaging should be part of the solution, not the pollution. Our mission? To reduce plastic waste and accelerate the shift to compostable alternatives.