Bags printed, in every type of bag.
Or choose by material.
Not every project starts with the shape. If the material is what decides it for you, because it has to match your brand or meet a requirement, the second route runs through the material pages. There you can see which models come in that material and what it is suited to. The number in brackets is how many models are available.
From enquiry to delivery.
Advice and selection
You tell us the use case, the quantity and the timeframe. We suggest models and materials, and recommend the finish that suits your artwork and run size. If nothing in the range fits, we develop a bag to your specification: dimensions, shape, compartments, closures and carrying system built around what goes inside.
Samples before production
On request we provide samples up front, so you can check material, workmanship and finish in your own hands before production starts. With a new development the sample is part of the process anyway: first the model, then the run.
Production and delivery
Finished bags from the range are usually available within a few weeks. Custom production takes around 4 to 6 weeks in Europe and Turkey, or 8 to 12 weeks in Asia, depending on where it is made. You get a concrete estimate in the quote, not after you order.
From 50 units, with no upper limit.
We finish many bags from the range with your logo from as few as 50 units. That is the entry point for trade fairs, onboarding packs or a first run where you are not yet thinking in thousands. Made-to-order production starts at 100 units, with no upper limit. We agree the right quantity with you.
Which production route is right depends on quantity, budget and schedule. Our partner plant in Poland works exclusively for us with 30 staff and is the route for small runs and hand-made upcycling one-offs: short distances, short lead times, small quantities possible. In Istanbul our partner has produced for us since 2011, specialising in carrier bags. For large quantities we have produced with the same partner plant in Asia for around 20 years, with established processes and quality control. More on this on the page Production.
Seven ways to get your logo onto the bag.
Which technique is right is decided by material, artwork and run size. Screen printing is the most economical for large runs and clear logos. Embroidery is the finest form and is particularly wash- and lightfast, especially on felt and canvas. A soft PVC patch makes emblems stand out in relief and holds up outdoors. For fine detail and colour gradients there is the woven label, and for photographic artwork, digital printing.
All seven techniques, with a recommendation per material, are on the page Finishing. If you are unsure, send us your logo and we will tell you which technique will carry it.