Custom Sandwich Paper

Custom sandwich paper for delis and lunch counters

Custom sandwich paper is the printed sheet that folds around a deli sandwich or sub. It is wrap paper, not the bag the sandwich leaves in. Shops that already wrap in deli paper often switch to a sandwich-named cut so one sheet covers a footlong without a second wrap.

Why sandwich shops print the wrap

A wrapped sandwich is what the customer sees on a desk or in a car. Printing a small repeat of your deli mark on that sheet puts the brand on every ticket without changing how the line wraps.

White stock shows ink clearly on a lunch wrap. Natural or kraft-toned sheets suit a more rustic counter. Match the cut to the sandwich length you sell most so staff are not hunting for a second sheet.

Sheet formats

Flat-cut stacks for wrapping stations. Interfold is less common on sandwich paper than on deli paper; if you pull from a dispenser, say so on the quote so we spec the fold.

Sizes

Square lunch wraps and longer rectangular cuts for subs. Send the length of the sandwich you wrap most. A 12-inch sub needs a longer sheet than a square deli sandwich.

Paper colours

White for bright logos. Natural for a kraft look. The wrap is still a light food-service sheet, not a bag.

Printing

One- or two-colour repeats so the mark shows on a folded wrap. Heavy full-bleed art is wasted once the sandwich is rolled. You approve a digital proof before print.

Matching packaging

Pair with sandwich bags if the sandwich leaves the counter in a bag, and with burger paper only if burgers are a separate wrap spec. Deli paper is the general light wrap if sandwiches are not the whole menu.

Food-contact

Ask for food-contact paper and inks when the sheet touches the sandwich. Wet mayo builds need a more grease-resistant grade — tell us the build.