Eco receipt sleeves

In the EKO version the paper itself matters most. We do not cover it with film, so it keeps its natural colour, texture and characteristic surface. In the hand a holder like this feels completely different from a smooth, laminated one.

It is a small item, but it can round out the identity of a brand built on natural materials, simplicity and a consistent way of serving customers.

EKO receipt holders suit cafés, restaurants, florists, shops selling natural products, beauty salons, hotels, guesthouses, craft studios, boutiques and concept stores. They work anywhere a receipt, a card or a voucher should be handed to the customer in a neat, attractive form.

What you can use an EKO receipt holder for

Despite the name, the holder does not have to be used only for receipts. It is a small, versatile sleeve for the various things handed to a customer after a purchase or a service.

You can use it as:

• A holder for a receipt or payment confirmation - instead of handing over a loose printout, you slip it into an attractive sleeve with the company logo.
• A holder for a card or voucher - it suits discount, loyalty, gift and hotel cards as well as vouchers.
• A small information carrier - you can put your logo, contact details, website address or a QR code leading to Google reviews, an online shop or a loyalty scheme on it.
• Part of a set or of the packaging - it can carry a short thank-you for the purchase, a message to the customer, or serve as a small addition to a gift set or a parcel.

With a format like this a simple rule works well: less is more. A few key pieces of information will read better than a design filled edge to edge with small text.

Which format to choose

There are two die-cut versions.

• Folded holder 60×95 mm - compact and easy to handle. It suits handing over a receipt, a card or a small voucher quickly.
• Glued holder 70×105 mm - a more enclosed construction. The contents stay in place better, and the larger format also gives a little more room for the design.

If the holder is mainly for receipts, the folded version will be enough.

If you also want to slip in a card, a voucher or another small item alongside the receipt, the glued version may be more convenient.

Which EKO paper to choose

Each of the papers available has its own shade and texture, and each affects the look of the print differently. That is why it is worth choosing the paper not just by weight but above all to suit the style of the brand and the design.

• Kraftliner 300 gsm - classic kraft paper with a natural, more raw look. It works well with simple designs, strong typography and dark printing.
• Kazan ecru 250 gsm and 300 gsm with grass fibre - a warm paper with visible grass specks. It suits natural brands, cafés, hotels, spas and wellness products. The 300 gsm version is stiffer and more solid.
• Flora Avorio 240 gsm - a light paper in a delicate ivory shade. It looks good on subtle cosmetic, gift and boutique designs.
• Flora Giglio 240 gsm and 350 gsm - light, neutral and versatile. The 350 gsm version is thicker and gives the finished holder more stiffness.
• Flora Tabacco 240 gsm and 350 gsm - a darker, more decisive paper for kraft, boutique and visually distinctive designs. Because of the colour of the stock, simple layouts and strong contrast work best on it.

Why there is no lamination

EKO holders are deliberately left unlaminated.

In this product the natural surface of the paper is one of the most important parts of the whole effect. Film would hide the texture, change the feel and take away part of the paper's character.

Without that extra layer the material stays more natural and feels less plastic.

You just have to remember that the colour of the paper itself affects the look of the print. On kraft, ecru and darker stocks the colours can be warmer, more muted and less contrasty than on white coated paper.

That is why clear typography, strong contrast, larger text and simple graphic elements work best on EKO designs.

Printing

We print the holders in full CMYK colour, on one side or on both.

Single-sided printing is enough for a simple design with the logo, the company name, a short thank-you or the basic contact details.

The double-sided version gives you more room. You can use the second side for a QR code, contact details, social media, information about returns or a loyalty scheme, or a short message after the purchase.

On EKO papers it is particularly worth avoiding very small text, thin lines and QR codes that are too small. A natural stock needs a little more space and clearer elements.

File check and graphic design

When you place the order you choose how the design is prepared. The exact surcharges for each option are shown in the calculator.

• No file check - the file goes straight into production. This option is for agencies, designers and anyone confident the design is prepared correctly.
• File check by a designer - we check the format, bleed, the folding, creasing and glue lines, and where the artwork sits in relation to the cutting die. On EKO papers we also look at the contrast and legibility of the design, because the natural colour of the stock affects the print.
• Simple graphic design - if you have no file ready, send us your logo, the text, contact details and your guidelines. We will prepare a simple design matched to the holder format and EKO paper you chose.

The technical check is particularly worth choosing if the design was made in Canva, an online generator, an office program or with AI tools. Such files can look good on screen and still need the bleed, the cutting die, CMYK, resolution or safe margins adjusted.

The check does not cover the content.

We do not check typos, prices, numbers, dates, contact details or whether the QR codes work. The customer is responsible for that information.

How to prepare the file for print

A PDF that follows our specification works best. We also accept good quality JPG and PNG files.

Prepare photographs and artwork at 300 dpi at 1:1 scale, and the design in CMYK.

If the background or artwork runs to the edge, add the right amount of bleed.

Keep the logo, text, QR code and other important elements away from the cutting lines, the folds, the glue areas and the space the receipt or card slides into.

Always use the correct template or cutting die for the version you chose. The design should allow for the cutting, creasing, folding and glue lines and the flaps, which can be invisible once it is folded.

Remember too that the colour of EKO paper affects the print. On Kraftliner, Kazan or the darker Flora versions the colours can look less intense than on white paper.

Avoid very small text, thin lines and QR codes that are too small.