Touch Social Bundle: The Raspberry Small Social Bundle Explained
A touch social bundle is a small set of matching branded pieces meant for the moments when a customer opens a parcel, takes a photo and posts it. The Raspberry Small Social Bundle follows that idea in a raspberry pink colourway, scaled for sellers who ship a few dozen orders a week rather than a few hundred.
This page explains what a bundle like this normally contains, who it suits and how to judge whether it fits your packaging.
What a touch social bundle usually includes
Bundles of this type are built around the idea that people share what looks good in the first five seconds of unboxing. So the contents tend to be small, flat and cheap to post alongside an order.
- A sheet or roll of round or square logo stickers, often 25 mm to 50 mm across
- Thank you cards, usually A6 or a little smaller
- A handful of social prompt cards asking for a tag or a review
- Sometimes a larger sticker for sealing tissue paper or a mailer
Quantities in a small bundle sit somewhere between 25 and 100 pieces per item. That is enough for a month of orders for a hobby seller and a fortnight for a busy one.
Why the raspberry colourway works
Raspberry pink photographs well against kraft board, white tissue and natural wood. It also holds up on a phone screen, where pale pastels tend to wash out. If your brand colours are navy or black, raspberry works as an accent. If your logo is already pink, check the shades side by side before you commit, because two near-matches look worse than two clear contrasts.
Who a small social bundle suits
It suits candle makers, soap sellers, bakers, jewellery makers and anyone who packs by hand. Large volume sellers usually do better with separate runs of each item, since the unit cost falls sharply above a few hundred pieces.
For a gift seller it pairs naturally with empty hamper boxes ireland shoppers search for, such as the small 18cm x 10cm size. A sticker on the lid and a card tucked inside is often all the branding a small hamper needs.
Matching stickers to your products
Stickers on packaging do two jobs. They brand the parcel, and on some products they carry legal information. Candles and wax melts sold in the UK need hazard details on the container, so decorative social stickers cannot replace compliant CLP labels. Keep the two separate: put the hazard label on the product and the raspberry sticker on the outside.
If you are labelling wax melts, a dedicated set of clp labels sized for squares and sizzlers saves a lot of trial and error. For sample boxes and small cartons, box labels in a matching size give the outside a finished look without a full print run of boxes.
Sizing and finish tips
Measure before you choose. A 50 mm sticker on a 70 mm tin lid looks bold. The same sticker on a 40 mm lip looks crowded.
Matte finishes hide fingerprints and look calmer in photos. Gloss gives deeper colour but throws glare under a ring light. For anything that sits in a fridge or a bathroom, ask about a waterproof vinyl rather than paper.
Allow about one to two weeks for custom printed work in general, and expect a small set like this to cost from roughly the price of a takeaway coffee per sheet, depending on size and quantity. Treat both as rough guides only.
Getting people to actually post
A pretty bundle does not post itself. The cards that work best are short and specific. Something like "Tag us in your first burn" beats a vague request for feedback. Put the handle in large type, add one line of instruction and leave the rest of the card plain.
Place the card on top of the product, not underneath it. If it is the first thing seen when the lid lifts, it gets read.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a touch social bundle?
It is a small matching set of stickers and cards designed to make unboxing look good and encourage customers to share it online. Contents vary, but stickers and thank you cards are the usual core.
How many pieces are in a small bundle?
Small sets typically hold 25 to 100 pieces of each item. Check the listing details for the exact counts, as they differ between sets.
Can these stickers replace CLP labels?
No. Hazard labelling for candles and wax melts has to meet legal requirements and is printed separately. Decorative stickers go on the outer packaging.
Which finish is better, matte or gloss?
Matte suits photos and a modern look. Gloss makes colours stronger but can reflect light, so pick based on how your customers will photograph the parcel.