Gift wrapping tissue

Lilac Tissue Paper - 4 Sheets

R 22.50

Pack 4 sheets
Sheet size 660 × 500 mm
Per sheet R 5.62
Quantity
Usually ready in 5–10 working days

Delivery across South Africa or collection available.

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Product details

Lilac Tissue Paper brings soft colour and understated elegance to gift wrapping, gift boxes and presentation packaging. The gentle lilac tone works beautifully for spring gifting, beauty products, romantic occasions and pastel brand palettes. Use it to wrap products, line boxes and bags, or layer with coordinating or contrasting Krinkle paper.

Pack: 4 sheets
Sheet size: 660 × 500 mm

A refined pastel for packaging that feels light, polished and quietly distinctive.

Soft + flexible

Easy to fold, layer and wrap.

Colour-led

Add a polished finishing touch.

Versatile

Wrap, line, layer or finish.

Pairs with Krinkle

Build a coordinated packaging look.

Recyclable

Paper-based packaging material.

Style your packaging

More than just wrapping.

Fold it, layer it, line with it or pair it with Krinkle. Tissue paper is an easy way to add colour, softness and a more considered finish to your packaging.

01

Wrap

Fold tissue around gifts and products for a softer, more polished presentation before they go into a box or bag.

02

Line

Line gift boxes and bags before adding your product. Leave a little tissue visible for an effortless layered look.

03

Layer

Use two complementary or contrasting tissue colours together to add depth and create a more distinctive colour story.

04

Finish

Use tissue as the first layer, then finish with coordinating Krinkle for texture, cushioning and a fuller reveal.

Complete the look

Pair it with Krinkle.

Add texture, cushioning and a beautiful finish with crinkle paper. These three colour relationships give you an easy starting point.

How these pairings work

Match keeps the palette closest to the tissue shade.

Harmony builds a softer tonal or complementary relationship.

Drama adds contrast for a more expressive finish.

Good to know

A few quick answers.

Useful details for lining, layering and finishing your packaging with tissue.

How many sheets are in a pack? +

Most Krinkle tissue packs contain 4 full-size sheets. Products with a different pack count, such as special finishes, will state this clearly in the product title and pack details.

What size is each tissue sheet? +

Each standard tissue sheet measures 660 × 500 mm, giving you enough surface area to wrap smaller products, line gift boxes or create layered folds.

Should tissue paper go above or below Krinkle paper? +

For most gift boxes, use tissue first to wrap or line the product, then add Krinkle around or above it for cushioning, texture and a fuller presentation.

Will this tissue colour exactly match a similarly named Krinkle colour? +

Not always. Tissue paper and crinkle paper are made from different paper stocks, so similarly named colours can vary slightly in tone. Use the recommended pairings on this page as a guide.

Can I layer two tissue paper colours together? +

Yes. Layering two shades is a simple way to add depth or bring more of your brand palette into a gift box. Tonal combinations feel softer, while contrast combinations create more impact.

How can I reduce tearing when wrapping with tissue? +

Handle tissue with dry hands, avoid pulling tightly across sharp corners and use gentle folds rather than tension. For heavier items, use tissue decoratively rather than as the only protective layer.

Can coloured tissue transfer onto pale or delicate products? +

Strong colours should not be placed against damp or moisture-sensitive items. For pale fabrics, porous finishes or delicate surfaces, use a protective inner wrap if colour transfer would be a concern.

How should I store unused tissue paper? +

Store unused sheets flat, dry and away from direct sunlight. This helps prevent creasing, moisture damage and fading between uses.

Explore the palette

Layer another colour.

Try a different shade or build a layered combination. Explore more tissue colours from the range.