




Cut to the shape of a scallop shell and printed on a holographic board that throws pink and green across the room whenever the light moves. It is the only bag we sell that is not bag-shaped — on a favour table it reads as part of the decoration rather than packaging to be cleared away.
Most favour bags are a container you stop noticing. This one is cut to a shape, so it earns its place on the table before anyone has opened it.
Not a rectangle with a shell printed on it — the board itself is cut to the scallop outline, ribs and all, so the silhouette reads from across the room.
A prismatic foil under the pink-to-mint gradient. It catches daylight and party lights differently from every angle, which is why it photographs so well.
Gusseted sides and a flat bottom mean it stands square on a table, and the twisted rope handles are threaded through rather than taped on.
One colourway, so a row of them matches — which is the point of this one, and the opposite of how our standard bags work.



Sourced from a verified maker. This is a printed card bag, not fabric — it is for carrying favours home, not for being swung around a garden or packed with anything heavy or wet. The rope handles are threaded and knotted rather than glued, but they are still rope: keep them away from babies and toddlers. No licensed characters anywhere on it; the shell and the foil are the whole design.
Pick your theme, choose your gifts, then swap the standard bag for this one at the bag step for AED 5.
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