Non woven Bags

Non-woven bags are the workhorse of reusable and promotional packaging, and this category is written for importers, promotional-products distributors, retail chains, and event suppliers. Under bags and accessories, it gathers the lightweight fabric totes and pouches that carry branding into everyday use while standing up to repeated handling and reuse.

• Base material: spun-bonded polypropylene or similar non-woven fabric, chosen for its strength-to-weight ratio, moisture resistance, and easy printability.
• Print surface: surfaces accept bright ink coverage, which makes the fabric a natural medium for logos and campaign artwork.
• Reuse performance: the fabric resists tearing far better than paper and folds flat for storage, and because it wipes clean, the bag survives rain, spills, and repeated reuse far better than a coated paper carrier.
• Shapes: flat totes, gusseted shoppers, drawstring pouches, wine carriers, and small gift bags.
• Handles and finishes: handles come as die-cut, woven, or rope style, and finishes range from plain to laminated, with optional lamination giving a glossier, more durable skin that resists scuffing in daily use.
• Customization: full-color printing, multi-side artwork, custom sizing, handle color, and reinforced stress points let a simple bag carry a strong message, and reinforced handles with boxed corners help a light bag handle heavier loads without failing at the seams.
• Packing and checks: packing is compact and economical, with bags folded or flat-packed in polybags and then bundled into cartons, so flat packing means more units per carton and lower freight cost on large giveaways; sampling and bulk consistency focus on print registration, handle strength, and fabric weight.
• Usage scenes: retail giveaways, conferences, and brand launches alike, and the category pairs well with tote bags, drawstring bags, and gift packaging in a single order, whether the goal is a store launch or a recurring brand promotion.

OEM and ODM support helps match fabric weight and construction to the intended load and reuse cycle, which is the decision that separates a giveaway bag from a bag that survives a season of commuting. Quantities, artwork setup, and lamination are confirmed per size and colorway at quotation, and the production window follows the event date the buyer is working to.