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Site assessed 22 Sep 2025. Verified Supplier certificate 475183491_P+T is valid through 22 Sep 2026.
Custom Fabric Pouch Factory · Shenzhen, China
Custom Fabric Pouches & Packaging Bags.
Fabric pouch manufacturing for jewelry, fashion and gift brands. Specify cotton drawstring bags, handbag dust covers, satin gift pouches or branded canvas totes around your product.
Start from a catalogue reference or from your own drawing — either way the pouch is built to your specification.
Custom size, fabric, colour & logo280 product references to exploreProject-specific samplingWorldwide shipping support
Catalog Highlights
Explore Product Styles
A selection of product references from our catalogue — see the construction and finish before you browse by category.
Every style shown here can be re-made in your fabric, size, colour and logo — treat the catalog as a starting point, not a fixed menu.
Jewelry Bags
Textured Jewelry Flap Pouch Set
Velvet Bags
Pink Velvet-Look Drawstring Gift Pouch
Satin Bags
Satin-Look Drawstring Pouch
Cotton Bags
Blush Cotton Drawstring Pouch
Microfiber Bags
Taupe Microfiber Suede Jewelry Pouch
Tote Bags
Brown and Natural Canvas Tote
Zipper Bags
Lace Overlay Zipper Cosmetic Pouch
Linen Bags
Natural Jute Drawstring Pouch
Envelope Bags
Fold-Over Ribbon Envelope Pouch
Dust Bags
Cream Cotton Dust Bag
Packaging Boxes
Ribbon-Pull Jewelry Drawer Box
Bread Bags
Printed Roll-Top Bread Storage Bag
Factory Direct
Inside Our Factory
Develop custom pouch construction, materials, colors and logo finishes with the production team responsible for your order.
Request a Live Factory Tour
Ask our team to arrange a live walkthrough and confirm the production details relevant to your project — or watch the recorded floor walkthrough first.
10 YearsSupplier profile history
246Skilled workers
8,500+ m²Listed factory area
280Product references in the catalogue
Current public supplier profile
Buyer-Checkable Evidence
Documents with dates, numbers and clear limits.
REACH 253-SVHC Test
Report TQT8032B40E records a PASS for the submitted 100% cotton bag sample. Scope is sample-specific.
Registered Trademark
China trademark registration 55464668 covers Class 18 goods and is valid through 13 Nov 2031.
Organic Cotton Traceability
Batch-specific transaction documentation can be checked for qualifying orders; this is not a blanket factory certification.
Product Families
Twelve Ways to Package the Details
Choose a starting format, then customize material, size, color, closure and branding.
Or start from a programme: custom drawstring bags with your logo, dust bags for handbags and shoes, custom jewelry pouches or low-MOQ runs for small brands.
Cotton Bags→Cotton & muslin drawstring bags for retail & promotion
Envelope Bags→Elegant flat pouches for gifts & accessories
Velvet Bags→Soft luxury packaging for jewelry & gifts
Jewelry Bags→Protective pouches for jewelry & small valuables
Linen Bags→Natural linen packaging for premium products
Packaging Boxes→Custom rigid & gift packaging solutions
Satin Bags→Smooth premium pouches for beauty & gifts
Tote Bags→Reusable branded bags for retail & promotion
Zipper Bags→Practical zip pouches for storage & travel
Microfiber Bags→Low-lint suede-feel pouches for fine jewelry & eyewear
Dust Bags→Cotton dust bags for handbags, shoes & accessories
Bread Bags→Reusable fabric packaging for bakery & food brands
Materials & Decoration
Same Pouch. A Different Feel.
Match the fabric handfeel and logo method to the way customers will handle and remember your product.
Velvet
Best for: Jewelry, Watches, Gift Pouches
Soft-touch pile with real depth of colour. Foil stamping and debossing both hold well — check the smallest element of your artwork on a stamped sample, because very fine line work can sink into the pile.
Microfiber & Suede
Best for: Fine Jewelry, Eyewear, Electronics
Review the proposed microfiber or suede-feel sample against your jewelry or eyewear. Check loose fibers, surface marking and snagging with representative test pieces before agreeing the specification.
Cotton Canvas & Twill
Best for: Retail, Promotional, Reusable Bags
Carries load and holds structure, and takes screen print and embroidery cleanly — this is the range where branding is most visible. Confirm the usable print area before finalising artwork; it is smaller than the panel.
Linen & Jute
Best for: Bakery, Gifting, Natural-Look Retail
Visible weave and an understated, natural finish. Embroidery and woven labels work with that texture better than fine screen printing, which breaks up on an open weave.
Satin
Best for: Hair & Wig, Lingerie, Beauty
Compare the proposed satin-look samples for appearance, fiber composition, handling marks and contact with the contents. Approve the actual finish rather than assuming a glossy or matte surface guarantees protection.
Organza
Best for: Wedding Favors, Candles, Samples
Sheer and light, so the product reads through the pouch — the reason it suits favours and sample sizes. Wide colour range; approve the shade against a physical swatch rather than on screen.
Six of the eight fabrics in regular production. Foil stamping, silk screen, heat transfer, embroidery, debossing and woven labels are all available — which one suits your artwork depends on the fabric you pick here.
Explore Custom OptionsYour Logo, Applied
Six Ways to Put Your Brand on It
Review these six decoration options with your artwork and proposed fabric. Confirm availability, sample results and the production method for your specification.
Foil Stamping
Best on: Velvet · Suede · Satin
Gold, silver or coloured foil pressed into the pile. The signature jewelry-packaging finish — crisp, reflective, and it reads as expensive across a room. Very fine line work can sink into a deep pile, so approve the smallest element of your mark on a stamped sample rather than on screen.
Silk Screen
Best on: Cotton · Canvas · Twill
For a proposed screen-printed logo, compare setup and unit costs at your order quantity. Check color, small details and usable print area on the selected fabric before approving the decorated sample.
Heat Transfer
Best on: Satin · Microfiber · Coated fabrics
Handles gradients, multi-colour marks and photographic artwork that screen printing cannot reproduce, with no screen set-up per colour — which is why it usually wins on small and medium runs.
Embroidery
Best on: Cotton canvas · Linen · Heavy twill
Embroidery creates a stitched logo. Inspect small lettering, backing, thread ends and the appearance of the sewn sample. Agree care and durability checks for the actual fabric and thread; do not assume one method always outlasts another.
Debossing
Best on: Microfiber suede · Leather trims
The mark is pressed in with no ink and no foil, so it reads only as texture and shadow. Understated by nature — the right call when the brand is confident enough not to shout, and the wrong one if the logo has to be legible at a distance.
Woven Labels & Trims
Best on: Any fabric — added, not applied
Woven brand labels, printed hang tags, satin ribbons, custom zipper pulls and branded cartons. Not a decoration method so much as everything around it — this is where a pouch stops looking like stock packaging.
Not sure which method your artwork suits? Send the file with the fabric you have in mind and the team will come back with a recommendation, a proposed construction and a tiered quotation. Vector artwork (AI, EPS, PDF, SVG) reviews fastest; high-resolution raster files can also be assessed.
Custom Projects
Built to a Brief, Not Picked From a Shelf
A sample of finished projects across construction, fabric and decoration. Specifications shown, not client names — every build here starts from a brief like yours.
Velvet · Gold Foil · 8×10cmJewelry & Watches
Cotton · Silk Screen · 12×16cmBeauty & Cosmetics
Satin · Heat Transfer · 25×35cmHair & Wigs
Microfiber · Deboss · 9×17cmEyewear & Accessories
Linen · Embroidery · 20×30cmBakery & Food
Canvas · Screen Print + Woven LabelRetail & Promotional
Factory-Direct Sourcing
Keep Decisions Close to Production
Direct from Baishun Factory
- Direct project communication
- Sample approval
- Tiered quotation
- Finished-product inspection
General Sourcing Path
- Added handoffs
- Less production visibility
- Slower revision loop
- Separated supplier and shipping communication
By Industry
Built Around the Unboxing Moment
Quote Planning
Prepare Your Category Context
Choose one product category and optionally share your planned quantity. Price, MOQ, sampling, and timing are confirmed for the specific SKU/specification.
Project-specific confirmationNo automatic calculationShare a SKU or specification so the factory can confirm commercial details.
Continue to Quote Request
Quality & Documentation
Define What Gets Checked
Quality is a set of agreements, not a promise. These are the points where something is actually verified — decide which ones matter for your programme and write them into the order contract before production starts.
Step 01 · Before production
Sample Approval
Material, finished dimensions, construction and logo placement are signed off on a physical sample rather than from artwork. Everything after this is checked against that sample.
Step 02 · Before cutting
Incoming Material
Fabric lots are identified and logged, then checked for weight, colour and visible defects before anything is cut. This is the cheapest point to catch a wrong fabric or an off colour.
Step 03 · During production
In-Line Checks
Print position, stitching and dimensions are checked stage by stage as the order moves through cutting, printing and sewing, with photo updates as it goes.
Step 04 · Before packing
Finished-Product Inspection
Agree the final inspection scope and acceptance criteria against the approved sample. Confirm whether the order requires sampling or individual checks, and retain the agreed inspection records.
Step 05 · Before shipment
Packing & Documents
Packing method, carton marks and the paperwork your route actually needs — agreed before the shipment leaves rather than chased afterwards.
Optional · Any stage
Independent Inspection
Book SGS, TÜV, Intertek or your own auditor at any stage. Agree the inspection standard and the acceptance criteria in writing before production starts.
How It Works
From Brief to Bulk Order
Inquiry
Share the product, dimensions, material, quantity, artwork and target delivery date. No finished artwork yet? A reference photo and your product dimensions are enough to open the conversation.
Mock-up & Quote
The team comes back with a proposed construction, a decoration method suited to your fabric and a tiered quotation — so you can compare options before spending anything on sampling.
Sample Approval
Confirm the sampling plan for the selected SKU and approve the physical result before bulk production.
Production & Shipping
Confirm production, inspection, packing and the shipping route for your destination.
Procurement Knowledge
Questions to Settle Before Sampling
Clear specifications make material selection, quoting and approval faster.
What is your minimum order quantity?
MOQ is confirmed for the selected SKU, construction, material, decoration and project quantity.
How long does sampling take?
Sampling timing is confirmed after the material, size, color and artwork requirements are reviewed.
Which artwork files work best?
Vector AI, EPS, PDF or SVG artwork is preferred. High-resolution files can also be reviewed for suitability.
How is production lead time confirmed?
Lead time is confirmed for each project after specifications, quantity, sample approval and production availability are checked.
Which shipping terms do you support?
Ask for the available EXW, FOB or door-to-door options for your destination and order size.
Can you provide compliance documents?
Request the current documents relevant to your material, market and project before ordering.
Buyer Readiness
A Clear Path From Brief to Bulk Order
Use these checkpoints to keep the specification, sample and production approval aligned before bulk manufacturing starts.
Every project is confirmed against its own specification
01
Share a Complete Brief
Start with the product use, material, dimensions, quantity, artwork and destination market. A complete brief makes the first quote and sample discussion more useful.
02
Approve the Sample
Confirm material, construction, dimensions, colour and logo finish on the approved sample before bulk production. Keep the signed specification with the project record.
03
Confirm Before Shipment
Review the agreed packing requirements, inspection points and shipping documents before the order is released. An independent inspection can be arranged when needed.
Buyer Resources
Make the Material and Process Easier to Compare
Canvas vs Non-Woven Bags
Compare structure, appearance and sourcing considerations before choosing a base material.
Printing Methods Compared
Review how common logo methods differ before approving artwork and sampling.
US Packaging Compliance
Build a checklist for the destination market and request the documents relevant to your project.
Start Your Project
Turn Your Packaging Brief into a Factory Quote
Tell us the product, material, dimensions, quantity and logo finish. We will use those details to discuss construction, sampling and pricing.
- Project-specific order planning
- Sample approval before bulk production
- Worldwide shipping support