1. Surface texture

2. Thickness and toughness
Biodegradable packaging bags are generally designed to be thicker, which not only enhances their load-bearing capacity, but also enhances the user's sense of trust. In contrast, traditional plastic bags are often thinner and give people a sense of easy tearing. The toughness of biodegradable materials makes the bags less likely to deform during use and more able to bear weight, and also makes the bags less likely to break during handling.

3. Softness

4. Gentler

5. Environmental awareness

6. Combination of vision and touch
When designing biodegradable packaging bags, the combination of vision and touch is often considered. Designers can make packaging bags visually attractive and pleasant to the touch by choosing different materials and textures. This combination not only enhances the aesthetics of the product, but also allows consumers to experience a high-quality experience when using it.