Printed takeout bags for Saratoga restaurants.

The street got its name in 1926

The Saratoga Historical Foundation tells the story. Highway 9 was the road to lumber mills in the Santa Cruz Mountains and to Congress Springs. On October 4, 1926, the local Chamber's first big win was changing the name of Lumber Street to Big Basin Way.

For years, Saratoga called itself the Gateway to Big Basin. People drove through on the way up the mountain, and many of them stopped to eat.

Today that same short street is the Village. Restaurants, wine bars and cafes sit side by side, and the road still climbs into the hills right past them.

A town that has always had guests

The Saratoga Blossom Festival started in 1900. Then the Interurban Railway arrived in 1904, and suddenly Village shops had to serve far bigger crowds than the town itself.

Residents voted to become a city on September 25, 1956. It was close: 1,687 to 1,527.

Here is why that history matters to your bags. Saratoga feeds two crowds. Locals who order the same dish every week, and day trippers who come once, love the meal, and then forget where it came from. A bag with your name fixes the forgetting part.

Make the bag match the Village

Saratoga Village is quiet and polished. A loud neon logo can feel out of place, while a clean name in one strong color looks right at home on brown kraft.

• One color, big name: dark green, deep red or black reads well on kraft.
• Leave some air: you have 12 × 14 in on the front. You do not have to fill it.
• Add the town: a small Saratoga line under your name tells day trippers where to come back to.
• Try it first: the poster at the top of this page shows your name on a bag in a few seconds.

Want to see how your proof looks before anything prints? Our print proof page walks through it.

Strong enough for wine country dinners

A Village dinner for four is heavy. Our bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ of 110 GSM kraft with a square bottom, and it carries up to 22 lb. Seal the top with a food tamper-evident sticker for the drive home.

Over the hill in Cupertino, shops get the same bag at the same price. So does every restaurant that orders our logo printed takeout bags in the Bay Area.