Logo, material, colour and packaging — four categories, dozens of options, all produced in our own factory.
Logo, material, colour and packaging. Open a tab to see the actual options we produce — with examples of each.
Ten branding methods, all run in-house. The right choice depends on your fabric, your artwork and your target price — tell us those three things and we will recommend one.
A woven or embroidered patch that the customer can remove — popular for uniforms and gift sets.
Printed care and content label inside the bag, with fibre composition and washing instructions.
The most economical branding: one flat colour per screen, with excellent colour density on woven fabric.
A raised rubber patch stitched or glued on — a bold, premium look on sport and outdoor ranges.
Custom-moulded puller or a printed tab on the zip. Small detail, strong perceived value.
A woven or printed label sewn into the lining. Subtle branding that survives daily use.
Your logo pressed into PU or genuine leather without colour — restrained and high-end.
Full-colour prints with gradients and fine detail, applied under heat. Great for photographic artwork.
Zinc-alloy or brass plates riveted or sewn on. Heavy, durable and unmistakably premium.
Stitched thread, 3D puff or flat. The most durable finish and the one buyers associate with quality.
We hold and source the full range of bag fabrics. Weight, finish, lining and padding are all specified per order — and we will tell you honestly when a cheaper material does the job.
6oz to 16oz. The classic tote and shopping bag material — printable, washable and durable.
Light, strong and water-resistant. The usual choice for backpacks, duffels and outdoor bags.
210D to 1680D. Cheap, tough and colour-fast — the workhorse of promotional bags.
Soft synthetic leather in almost any colour. Used for cosmetic bags and fashion totes.
A woven, textured fabric with a slight sheen — good structure for laptop bags and travel gear.
The budget promotional fabric. Light, cheap and printable, widely used for event bags.
Made from recycled plastic bottles. Same performance as virgin polyester, with a sustainability story.
Thick, spongy and water-resistant. Used for laptop sleeves and protective cases.
Open woven fabric used for ventilation panels, beach bags and sports bags.
A soft, luxurious surface for cosmetic pouches and jewellery bags. Usually lined.
Send a Pantone number, a photo or a physical swatch. We match, dye a lab dip and get your written approval before the bulk fabric is ordered.
Our standard colour cards for fabrics, zips, webbing and thread — the fastest way to choose.
Physical fabric swatches sent to you so you can judge colour and hand-feel in daylight.
Give us a Pantone number and we match the fabric or the print to it as closely as the material allows.
Stitching thread matched to the fabric so the seams disappear — or deliberately contrasted.
We dye a small sample and send it for your approval before the bulk fabric is ordered.
Contrast panels, piping and lining colours combined to build a colourway that is uniquely yours.
Packaging is where a factory-made bag becomes a retail product. Every layer — from the poly bag inside to the carton outside — can carry your branding and comply with your market's rules.
The inner bag your product ships in, printed with your logo, warning wording and barcode.
Card or kraft hang tags with your branding — attached with string, plastic or a metal pin.
Rigid or folding boxes for premium retail and e-commerce unboxing.
Tissue paper, ribbon and wraps that make a bag feel like a present rather than a shipment.
Barcode, price and security stickers, plus tamper seals for retail and marketplace compliance.
Five-layer export cartons with your shipping marks, case numbers and packing list applied.
Three questions decide almost every customization decision.
A silk print costs a fraction of a metal plate, and a 12oz canvas costs a fraction of PU leather. Set the retail price first, then work back to the material and branding.
A daily-carry backpack needs reinforced stress points and a water-repellent finish. A gift bag does not. Matching options to real use is how you avoid over-engineering.
Embroidery and metal read as premium; silk print and woven patches read as practical and good value. The finish should match the story you are selling.
Once we agree the specification, our sample room makes the bag — in the real fabric, with the real branding. You get photographs of it, and the physical sample is shipped to you if you want to hold it.
Send your logo artwork, target quantity and how you want the bag built. We will come back with a price, a lead time and any suggestions worth hearing.
