Retail, promotional & gift

The industry's default reusable shopping bag: PP spunbond fabric cut and machine-sewn into a body with side and bottom gussets, with two sewn-on webbing or self-fabric handles, usually cross-stitched (打叉/X-box) at the handle root. Distinguished from the heat-cut machine bag by having real thread seams — roughly 30% higher tear strength, seams holding well over 5 kg, and the ability to take any shape, gusset depth, pocket or hard base board.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · screen-print · heat-transfer · ultrasonic-weld · webbing-attach

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · ultrasonic-weld · heat-seal · screen-print · flexo-print

Die-cut so the handles are formed as one continuous piece with the body, giving the outline of a sleeveless vest — no separately attached handle at all. The non-woven answer to the HDPE vest bag it was regulated out to replace; it is the standard checkout carrier in markets that banned thin film bags.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · ultrasonic-weld · heat-seal · flexo-print · screen-print

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · ultrasonic-weld · heat-seal · cut-sew · screen-print

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · screen-print · grommet

A drawstring bag where the two cords run down through reinforced bottom corners and become shoulder straps — pulling them shut also tightens the bag onto the back. Distinct from a plain drawstring pouch by the corner reinforcement (fabric patch, plastic eyelet, or leather-look tab) that carries the whole load, and by the shoulder-length cord.

Typical Non-woven 80–100 gsm, or 210D/300D polyester, or 190T nylon; RPET versions common. Body 34×42 cm or 36×45 cm typical; cord 5–6 mm, 130–150 cm long. Load 4–8 kg. Corner reinforcement patch 8×8 cm.

Processes cut-sew · flat-weaving · screen-print · heat-transfer · grommet · webbing-attach · zipper-insert

The premium finish of the family: a BOPP film is reverse-gravure printed in full CMYK, then hot-laminated onto the non-woven web before the bag is made up. Because the ink sits under the film, the print is photographic, scuff-proof and effectively waterproof — the only non-woven route to gradients, photos and full-bleed artwork. Physically stiffer and glossier than a screen-printed bag, and noticeably more water-resistant.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · roto-print · lamination · BOPP-print-laminate · cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld

Typical 70–100 gsm non-woven; folded size roughly 12×10 cm to 15×12 cm, open 38×42×12 cm. Snap button or hook-and-loop tab. Weight 45–90 g.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · screen-print · heat-transfer

A sewn non-woven tote with a nylon or plastic zip closing the mouth, often with a bound top edge to carry the zip tape. The closure changes the product's job — from carrier to secure storage/transport, which is why it dominates linen, bedding, retail-fulfilment and document-transport applications.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · zipper-insert · lamination · screen-print · webbing-attach

A tall, narrow tote with sewn-in vertical partitions and a bottom insert board so bottles stand upright and do not clash. Sold by bottle count (1/2/4/6), which is the defining spec — the partition layout, not the outer dimensions, is what the buyer specifies. Single-bottle versions are usually drawstring sleeves with no divider.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · screen-print · liner-insert · lamination

A three-layer laminate construction: outer shell (non-woven, RPET, Oxford or laminated woven), an insulating foam core, and a food-safe inner liner that is either aluminium foil or PEVA. Physically distinct from every other bag here in that its performance is measured in hours of temperature hold, not kilograms of load — and that the inner liner is heat-sealed or HF-welded, not sewn, to stay leak-proof.

Processes cut-sew · lamination · coating · liner-insert · zipper-insert · heat-seal · screen-print · spunbond-nonwoven

Personal-format insulated carriers: a small top-handle or shoulder lunch bag, or a rucksack-format cooler with padded straps. Separated from the cooler tote by the carry system and the size envelope — these are worn or carried all day, so the outer is a proper apparel-grade fabric with padded straps rather than a non-woven shell.

Processes cut-sew · liner-insert · zipper-insert · webbing-attach · heat-transfer · screen-print · lamination

Heavy-duty insulated carriers built for platform food delivery: rigid or semi-rigid boxes with thick foam walls, wipe-clean welded liners, and a large printable exterior that functions as moving brand media. Distinct from a consumer cooler by the reinforcement (internal frame or PE board), the abuse specification, and the fact that it is bought as fleet equipment, not as a gift.

Processes cut-sew · liner-insert · zipper-insert · heat-seal · webbing-attach · screen-print · lamination · coating

Bags woven or spunbonded from yarn extruded out of post-consumer PET bottle flake. Physically it behaves like virgin polyester of the same denier — same tensile strength and abrasion resistance — so the product difference is entirely in the certified chain of custody. GRS (Global Recycled Standard) transaction certificates are the actual deliverable; without them the bag is just polyester.

Typical Woven RPET 190T, 210D, 300D or 600D; RPET spunbond non-woven 80–120 gsm; RPET felt 200–400 gsm. Recycled content typically 80–100%; each bag reclaims roughly 3–8 500 ml bottles. Tote 38×42×10 cm; shopper 45×40 cm.

Processes flat-weaving · spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · screen-print · heat-transfer · lamination · coating

A lightweight woven-polyester shopper that stuffs into an attached or separate pouch the size of a wallet. Unlike the non-woven wallet-fold, the fabric is a coated woven that recovers from creasing indefinitely, so the bag can be folded and unfolded hundreds of times. The compact folded size is the product — it is bought as a carry-anywhere item, not a checkout carrier.

Typical 190T polyester taffeta (~50 gsm) or 210D Oxford (~130 gsm, tested >15 kg load); PU or silver coating for water resistance. Open 48.5×42 cm; folded 12×10 cm (typical 190T). 210D versions open 45×40×12 cm. Bag weight 30–90 g.

Processes flat-weaving · coating · cut-sew · heat-transfer · screen-print · zipper-insert

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · screen-print · lamination

Built on the industrial woven platform but sold as retail: PP tape is extruded and circular- or flat-woven into fabric, then a reverse-printed BOPP film is hot-laminated to it, often with a thin LDPE tie layer to seal the weave. The result is a rigid, glossy, wipe-clean carrier with photo-quality graphics and far more structure than any non-woven — the format supermarkets use for a 'bag for life'.

Processes tape-extrusion · circular-weaving · flat-weaving · roto-print · BOPP-print-laminate · lamination · cut-sew · webbing-attach

The oversized, blue-bag format: heavy laminated or coated PP woven fabric, deep body, webbing handles that run under the base as a continuous sling, sometimes with a zip lid. Value is in load rating and handle geometry rather than print. Widely counterfeited and widely commoditised, but a genuine volume line.

Processes tape-extrusion · circular-weaving · lamination · cut-sew · webbing-attach · zipper-insert · UV-stabilise

Woven cotton or cotton-blend duck cut and sewn into a tote. Bought as the natural-fibre, premium-feel alternative to non-woven — the print looks screen-printed rather than glossy, it launders, and it ages. Weight is specified in ounces per square yard, which is the trade's dividing line between a giveaway and a retail product.

Processes cut-sew · screen-print · heat-transfer · flat-weaving

Bags from woven jute hessian, usually with a laminated inner face (LDPE or PP film) so the loose weave does not shed and fine goods do not fall through. The 'juco' variant blends jute with cotton for a finer, more printable surface. Sold hard on biodegradability and a rustic natural look that no synthetic reproduces.

Processes cut-sew · lamination · screen-print · liner-insert · flat-weaving

Processes flat-weaving · coating · cut-sew · screen-print · heat-transfer · webbing-attach · zipper-insert

Needle-punched polyester (or wool-blend) felt, thick enough to be self-structuring, cut and either sewn or ultrasonically bonded. It holds its shape with no lining or board, which is why it dominates upmarket gift, homeware-storage and Scandinavian-look retail. Print is by screen or embroidery; laser-cut edges do not fray.

Processes cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · screen-print · heat-transfer

Open-structure mesh — leno-woven, warp-knitted or tulle — made into drawstring bags so contents breathe and are visible at checkout without opening. The visibility is the functional point: supermarket scanners and shoppers can identify contents through the bag, which no opaque bag allows.

Processes cut-sew · heat-seal · screen-print · flat-weaving

Transparent flexible sheet (PVC, TPU or EVA) high-frequency welded or sewn with piped edges into a tote. Exists because of venue security policy, not aesthetics — the NFL and most large venues mandate clear bags not exceeding 12 in × 6 in × 12 in, which has created a whole product category built to a legal dimension.

Processes heat-seal · cut-sew · screen-print · zipper-insert

A shaped sleeve that hangs over garments on a hanger, with a notched or cut-out top for the hook, closed by a full-length zip or a centre-front overlap. Almost always has a transparent window so the garment is identifiable without opening. Distinguished from a storage bag by the hanger cut-out and vertical hanging geometry.

Typical Non-woven 40–80 gsm (60 gsm typical; 80–100 gsm premium). Standard sizes 60×90 cm (suit/shirt), 60×100 cm (coat), 60×110/120/128 cm (dress/gown), 60×150–180 cm (wedding gown). 3D gusseted version 60×10×100 cm. Window PVC/PEVA 0.08–0.15 mm. Zip #5 nylon, full or half length.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · zipper-insert · heat-seal · screen-print

Drawstring or flap-close pouches supplied inside the box with footwear, handbags, watches and accessories to protect them in storage. Sold to brands, not to consumers, and specified on hand-feel and logo reproduction rather than strength. The luxury end uses flannel, suede-look microfibre or cotton twill; the volume end uses 40–70 gsm non-woven.

Typical Non-woven 40–80 gsm; flannel/microfibre 120–220 gsm; cotton twill 120–180 gsm. Shoe bag 30×40 cm (single) or 35×45 cm (pair, with divider); boot bag 35×60 cm; handbag dust bag 40×45 cm up to 60×70 cm. Satin ribbon or cotton cord 5–8 mm.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · screen-print · heat-transfer

Large zipped non-woven or Oxford containers, usually with PP board or cardboard stiffeners in the panels so they hold a box shape, a clear window and reinforced carry handles. Doubles as retail packaging for duvets and pillows and as a consumer storage product — the same tooling serves both channels.

Typical Non-woven 80–120 gsm (laminated for moisture resistance) or 600D Oxford. Capacity 60–120 L; common 60×40×35 cm, 70×50×30 cm, 100 L flat under-bed format. PP stiffener board 1–2 mm. #5 nylon zip, often two-way; PVC window 20×25 cm. Handles on 2 or 4 sides.

Processes spunbond-nonwoven · cut-sew · zipper-insert · lamination · screen-print · liner-insert

A stretch sleeve pulled over a hard-shell trolley case to prevent scuffing and to make the case identifiable on a carousel. Made from elastane-blend knit so one size spans a range of case dimensions, with zip openings for the side handles and an elastic or buckled closure under the base around the wheels.

Processes flat-weaving · cut-sew · heat-transfer · zipper-insert

Flat-format shoulder or hand-carry bags sized to A4 documents, with internal organisation (pen loops, card slot, laptop sleeve) and a large flat print area on the front — the bag is a walking billboard for the event sponsor. Distinguished from a shopping tote by the A4 fit, the adjustable shoulder strap, and the internal organiser panel.

Typical Non-woven 90–120 gsm, 600D Oxford, or RPET. Body 38×30×8 cm (A4 + folder). Adjustable webbing shoulder strap 2.5–3.8 cm, 70–130 cm. Padded laptop sleeve 13–15.6 in. Load 5–10 kg.

Processes cut-sew · spunbond-nonwoven · flat-weaving · screen-print · heat-transfer · zipper-insert · webbing-attach

Small sheer or plush drawstring pouches for jewellery, favours and small gifts. Distinguished from the non-woven drawstring by fabric and finish — nylon organza (sheer, ribbon-tied), satin, microfibre or velvet — and by the fact that they are sold by the hundred in a size grid rather than to a custom dimension.

Processes cut-sew · ultrasonic-weld · heat-seal · screen-print · heat-transfer

Small zipped structured pouches with a wipeable lining, given away with cosmetics purchases (gift-with-purchase) or sold as travel accessories. Made from laminated non-woven, RPET, Oxford, PU, PVC or coated cotton. The lining and the zip are the spec; the outer is the brand canvas.

Typical Flat pouch 20×15 cm; boxy 22×12×8 cm; large wash bag 25×18×10 cm. Outer laminated non-woven 100–120 gsm, 300–600D polyester, PU, or coated cotton. Lining PEVA/TPU 0.1–0.2 mm wipeable. #3 or #5 nylon coil zip with branded puller.

Processes cut-sew · zipper-insert · lamination · coating · heat-transfer · screen-print · liner-insert

Offset-printed card folded, glued and fitted with rope, ribbon or twisted-paper handles through punched, eyeleted or patch-reinforced holes. The paper counterpart to the non-woven tote and the reason a printing-cluster factory can quote a complete retail carrier programme. Substrate weight and lamination determine whether it reads as premium.

Processes lamination · flexo-print · grommet · coating

Flexo-printed kraft sacks made on a paper-bag machine — square-bottom (SOS) or flat — often with a greaseproof or PE/PLA coating for hot and oily food. Distinct from the gift carrier by being machine-formed at high speed with no hand-threaded handle, and by the food-contact requirement.

Processes flexo-print · heat-seal · coating · lamination

Greyboard boxes wrapped in printed and finished paper — either a separate lid over a base (天地盖) or a book-style hinged box with a magnetic closure. Not folded flat: they are assembled and ship pre-formed, which dominates their freight cost and is the main planning difference from a folding carton.

Processes lamination · coating

Offset-printed non-corrugated paperboard die-cut, creased, glued and shipped flat for the customer to erect. The workhorse of retail primary packaging and the highest-volume printed item in a cluster like Longgang. Distinguished from a rigid box by shipping flat and from a corrugated box by having no fluting.

Processes lamination · coating · flexo-print

Fluted board — either printed directly (flexo/digital) or with a litho-printed liner mounted onto the flute — die-cut into shipping boxes and self-locking mailers. The '飞机盒' (airplane box) is the Chinese e-commerce standard: a one-piece die-cut wrap mailer that needs no tape on the sides.

Processes flexo-print · lamination · coating

Processes flexo-print · roto-print · screen-print · coating

The small-format print and label items that attach to every apparel and accessory product: card hang tags with eyelet and string, plus the sewn-in textile labels — damask/satin woven brand labels and printed satin or nylon care labels carrying fibre content and wash symbols. Made on the same print floor and sold into the same apparel customers as the bags.

Processes flat-weaving · flexo-print · screen-print · grommet · heat-transfer