Define the brief
Set the purpose, dimensions, order quantity and target date. Share references for the look and function.
A coordinated approach to materials, construction, decoration and packing. Build a specification that brings your collection together.
Texture, weight and finish shape the way a bag looks and feels. Explore a starting point for your collection.
Review the artwork and material together when selecting a decoration method. Use a sample to check color, texture and placement.






A handle, zipper or internal divider changes the way a bag is used. Include hardware, closures and carrying requirements in the first specification.

Set the purpose, dimensions, order quantity and target date. Share references for the look and function.
Choose materials, structure, logo placement and packaging. Turn the idea into a specific development brief.
Check the material, construction and decoration on a physical sample. Confirm revisions before production.
Agree the quality checks, packing requirements and shipping plan against the approved specification.
The details that help turn an idea into a clear production brief.
Begin with the bag shape, finished dimensions, material and lining. Then specify the handles, closures, pockets, logo treatment and individual packaging. A reference product or dimensioned drawing helps make the brief precise.
MOQ depends on the construction, fabric availability, color and branding method. Share the quantity you need; the material and production requirements should be checked before a minimum is confirmed.
Provide the bag type, dimensions, preferred material, order quantity, logo artwork and delivery destination. Include a target date and budget range when available, along with reference images.
Include a pre-production sample in the development plan. Use it to review the construction, material, logo position and finish before approving the final production specification.
Sampling, material preparation, production and transport need separate time allowances. A delivery schedule can only be confirmed after the specifications, quantity and destination are known.
Tell us the style, quantity and finishing details you have in mind. Bring a sketch, a reference sample, or simply a starting point.