Child Size Waffle Cone Sleeves

The elements can be shared but the layout has to be re-set, because the flat shape is a different arc. We do that from your original artwork rather than scaling the adult file.

A smaller sleeve uses less board, but the setup work is much the same. Running both in one order shares that setup and is usually the more sensible route.

No. The children's cone is a different shape rather than a scaled version, so it needs its own die. The artwork is what carries across, not the die.

Not necessarily, but it usually has to be simpler. There is far less printable area, so elements that work on the adult sleeve often need dropping rather than shrinking.

They are held less carefully and lower down, which is the argument for a deeper wrap. It catches more of the mess and gives smaller hands something to grip.

Only your till data can answer that. Sites that guess usually over-order the children's size, because it feels like a large share of trade and rarely is.

Yes, and it is the sensible route. The setup is shared across both rather than repeated, which makes the second size considerably cheaper than ordering it separately.

Usually the same or slightly lighter, because the serve is smaller and lighter. The grip support matters more than structural strength at this size.

It will sit loose and slide, which defeats the point. If you only want one die, size for the cone you sell most of and accept the other fits poorly.

Short digital runs make that workable. Send the quantity and the date and we will tell you what is realistic rather than quoting an ongoing supply price.