lower panel 106 extends farther forward than upper panel 104 thereby forming an angled edge on first and second panels 110 112 further material extending between closure flap 114 and side panels 110 112 forms an overlapping and folding taper side seal when closure flap 114 is in its closed position for better retaining heat within delivery bag 100 binding 182 in addition to being disposed around the outside of flap 114 also can be used to join and or border other portions of bag 100 note for example fig3 as shown in e g fig2 webbing 192 is stitched to first and second side panels 110 112 webbing 192 preferably extends from stitching joining side panels 110 112 with lower panel 106 webbing 192 extends from side panels 110 112 to form straps 194 196 198 and 200 these straps preferably are stitched or otherwise connected at a central area above bag 100 to form handle 202 webbing 192 straps 194 200 and handle 202 ideally are disposed and formed such that delivery bag 100 will be balanced when handle 202 is grasped according to one embodiment webbing 192 is 1 u00bd inches wide referring to fig4 and 5 bottom handle 210 is affixed to the exterior surface of lower panel 106 by stitching for example bottom handle 210 can be made from webbing e g 3 inches in width and has a length of about 7 inches in one embodiment handle 210 is generally centrally affixed to the exterior surface of lower panel 106 so that delivery bag 100 is generally balanced when lower handle 210 is used using lower handle 210 reduces the likelihood that pizzas pizza slices or other.