A wholesale order of bags with a logo should not be calculated only by the price of one bag. Print setup, usage frequency, warehouse space, and repeat order planning all matter.
Why a small run can be inefficient
Printed runs include preparation costs: artwork, setup, and production preparation. When the run is small, these costs have a stronger effect on the unit price. Sometimes a larger run gives noticeably better economics.
Do not order more than you really need
Excess stock takes space and can become outdated if the logo, address, phone number, or promotion changes. It is better to plan stock based on real consumption for several months.
Repeat orders
If the design is stable, repeat ordering is usually easier to plan. Keep the parameters: material, size, thickness, colors, print sides, and previous artwork.
Logistics
Bags take volume. For large runs, estimate delivery, storage space, and distribution to retail points in advance.
Start with several scenarios in the OPENPACK bag calculator: minimum run, working stock, and larger wholesale order.