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A paper tissue pack, especially a paper handkerchief pack is disclosed. When paper handkerchiefs are packed in soft packs, the individual paper handkerchiefs are supposed to be folded such that they can be readily withdrawn without any difficulties via a withdrawal opening of the pack and, at the sa

A paper tissue pack, especially a paper handkerchief pack is disclosed. When paper handkerchiefs are packed in soft packs, the individual paper handkerchiefs are supposed to be folded such that they can be readily withdrawn without any difficulties via a withdrawal opening of the pack and, at the same time, are ready for use as a result of a quick unfolding. To facilitate the withdrawal of the handkerchiefs, the paper handkerchief which is folded lengthways or breadthways is folded in a zigzag-shaped manner about transverse folding lines (26, 27, 28) transverse to the direction of withdrawal. As a result, the handkerchief is pulled out of the pack in a fanfold-like fashion. To facilitate the withdrawal even further, a grip tab (34) is attached to the paper handkerchief at a free edge (20) which faces a withdrawal opening. With this tab, the handkerchief can be readily grasped, withdrawn and unfolded.

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A paper tissue pack having a wrapper of foil or paper which surrounds a stack of folded paper tissues, wherein the wrapper comprises a withdrawal opening for the paper tissues in a large-surfaced front wall of the pack, thereby permitting withdrawal of the paper tissues in a direction from the pack,

A paper tissue pack having a wrapper of foil or paper which surrounds a stack of folded paper tissues, wherein the wrapper comprises a withdrawal opening for the paper tissues in a large-surfaced front wall of the pack, thereby permitting withdrawal of the paper tissues in a direction from the pack, wherein each paper tissue has an outer folding layer with a free edge portion, wherein the free edge portion of the outer folding layer facing the withdrawal opening is exposed in a region of the withdrawal opening, wherein the paper tissues are folded in a zig-zag fold with Z-folding lines (26, 27, 28; 51, 52) extending transverse to the direction of withdrawal; wherein, for grasping a paper tissue, each paper tissue is provided with a grip tab (34) in a region of the withdrawal opening (15) at the free edge of the outer folding layer which faces the withdrawal opening (15); and wherein a recess (35) is formed on a side of each paper tissue by punching out a grip tab of an adjacent paper tissue, said side being located opposite the grip tab (34). A paper tissue pack wherein: the pack is of cuboid shape and has a wrapper of foil or paper which surrounds a stack of folded individual paper tissues; in a large-surfaced front wall (10), the pack has a withdrawal opening (36) which is formed in a region which is directed toward an end wall (13) of the pack, but at a distance from said end wall (13); the withdrawal opening (36) is associated with a tear flap (37) for the reclosure of the pack after a withdrawal of paper tissues; the paper tissues have longitudinal folding lines (44, 45, 46) and, transversely thereto, transverse folding lines (51, 52) of which at least the transverse folding lines (51, 52) are Z-type folding lines, such that the paper tissues are folded in a zigzag form in the transverse direction; each paper tissue is first folded, at the longitudinal folding lines (21, 22) and, thereafter, second folded at the transverse folding lines in the zigzag form in such a way that folding legs (54, 55, 56) of the paper tissues can be pulled out of the pack in succession when the paper tissues are withdrawn; and an outer folding layer (59) which is directed toward the withdrawal opening (36) is shorter than other folding layers located under the outer folding layer and extends with a transversely directed end edge (57) outside the withdrawal opening (36) and the tear flap (37) at a small distance therefrom, such that only a side edge (58) of the folding layer (59) extends in the longitudinal direction of the front wall (10) and is exposed in a region of the withdrawal opening (36).