Shipping Bag Size Guide: Desi, Weight and E-Commerce Size Chart
Genel Bilgi
Shipping bag size is not just about the fit of the product; It determines transportation safety, cargo cost and customer experience together. Too large a bag creates unnecessary bulk (desi) costs; If the bag is too small, it increases the risk of tearing and returns. This guide has been prepared to help you systematize measurement selection in e-commerce operations.
Bag size is usuallywidth × lengthIt is expressed as (cm). For the correct size, follow these steps:
Measure the product as packaged (including box, padding, accessories).
Width, length and height values2–3 cm marginadd; Leave extra space for adhesive tape closure.
Verify that the bag carrying capacity (kg) exceeds the total shipment weight.
Perform sample filling test: fill with real product and simulate handling (shaking, stacking).
Common Bag Sizes and Usage Areas
The table below provides a general reference for standard measurements commonly used in e-commerce shipments. Clear choice; Varies depending on product form, weight and packaging method.
Bag size (cm)Typical product/shipmentEstimated weight rangeNotes
17×23Jewelry, small accessory, one-piece socks50–200gMinimal volume, low decimal
22×30single t-shirt, small cosmetics, books150–400gMost common inlet size
30×402–3 piece textile, medium size cosmetic set300–800gCommonly used size for e-commerce
35×45Coat, shoes (without box), big set500g – 1.5kg40–50 microns recommended
40×50Large textile, multi-piece order800g – 2kgDesi control is important
45×55 and aboveBulky product, pillow, blanket1.5kg+Special size request can be evaluated
Desi and Weight: Factor Affecting Shipping Cost
Cargo companies chargeactual weightwithvolumetric weight (deci)It is based on the larger of the values. Volumetric weight is approximately:
Desi = (Width × Length × Height cm) / 3000
Example: 35×45×8 cm package → (35×45×8)/3000 ≈4.2 deci. Minimizing the compressed volume of the product in bag selection reduces the packaging cost. Too large a bag can create high volume even for light products.
Common Mistakes in Size Selection
Just looking at the product size:Filling material, invoice pocket and internal label volume are not taken into account.
Ship all SKUs in one size:It is more efficient to define 2–3 standard sizes for different product groups.
Bypassing Desi account:Cost surprises occur in light but bulky shipments.
Not testing a sample:Theoretical measurement may be insufficient for actual filling.
Micron and Measurement Should Be Evaluated Together
When choosing a large bag, film thickness (micron) should also be considered. 50 microns for heavy or angular products; For light textiles, 40 microns may be sufficient. For micron selectionour micron guideyou can review.
Sample filling and transportation test completed
For your special size, micron and printing requestscommunicationYou can request samples from our page. Akman Pack produces polyethylene mailing bags in Başakşehir, Istanbul.