Questions buyers ask us first.

It depends on the style, because strand size and weave density change the setup. As a guide, our starting quantity is [MOQ: TBC] per style and per colour. Tell us the style code and we will confirm the exact figure for that piece.

Yes. Mixed-style containers are normal for us. Each style still has its own minimum, so the practical limit is the combination you choose, not our willingness. Send the codes and quantities and we will tell you what works.

Yes, within reason. A trial lot is how most of our long-term customers started. Trial quantities are [Trial MOQ: TBC], and mixed styles in one trial lot are accepted.

Production runs [Production lead time: TBC] from the day you approve the sample, assuming materials are in stock. Peak season is busier, so add margin if your delivery date is fixed.

[Sample lead time: TBC] from the moment we have your brief, your reference or an agreed drawing. Complex shapes with new tooling take longer, and we will tell you before you commit.

Samples are charged at [Sample charge policy: TBC], and courier cost sits on the buyer’s account. Where our policy allows, sample charges are credited against the bulk order.

Yes — a sketch, a photo, a competitor’s bag or a physical sample all work. Send the reference with target size, material and quantity, and we will come back with a sample plan and a price.

You tell us what to change and we revise. Corrections to an existing sample are usually quicker than the first round. Bulk never starts until you have signed off a sample you are happy with.

Material, weave, shape, size, handle, lining, colour, embroidered logo, leather patch, woven label, hang tag and packaging. The full list with its limits is on the OEM & ODM page.

Yes. Embroidery stitched into the weave, an embossed or printed leather patch, or a woven label set into the seam. Send your actual mark, not a screenshot of it.

Vector artwork is best — [Logo file format: TBC]. If you only have a raster file, send the largest version available and we will tell you whether it will hold up in embroidery.

Yes. Hang tags, poly bags, colour boxes and carton marks can all carry your brand. Send your artwork and we will quote packaging alongside the bags, with the specification confirmed on the sample.

Paper straw, raffia, corn husk and cotton rope are our regular fibres, and our workshop is set up for those. If your range needs a different fibre, tell us and we will say honestly whether it is something we can do.

Yes. Send a Pantone reference, a swatch or a physical sample and we will dye to it. Allow for normal tolerance in natural fibre — exact matches are not always achievable, and we will flag it before production.

The bag bodies are natural fibre. Handles, snaps, rivets, lining and packaging may include synthetic parts; the composition of each component is confirmed on the sample you approve.

Qingdao, China — around two hours from the workshop, which keeps the inland leg short and reduces handling.

Both. Trial lots and small ranges usually go LCL; once you are ordering full containers, FCL is cheaper per unit. We will show you the numbers for both rather than assume.

Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading are arranged with our freight forwarder, and origin paperwork where your market requires it. Tell us at quotation stage what your customs broker needs, so it can be confirmed and priced in.

Yes. For FBA we follow your carton, label and pallet specification rather than our own default, so send the requirements with the order and we will build them into the packing plan.

Terms are agreed per order and stated on the proforma invoice before production starts. We do not publish a single standard term, because deposit and balance arrangements differ by order size and destination.