Before You Send an RFQ
Four things buyers usually have to work out before a custom pouch quote means anything: what actually sets the minimum, what a quote is made of, which fabric suits the product, and how to specify size so the first sample fits.
MOQ Guide
Custom Pouch MOQ: What Actually Sets the Minimum
Minimum order quantity is not one number a factory picks. It is the point where the setup work for your specific pouch stops dominating the unit cost.…
Read guide →Price Guide
How Custom Pouch Pricing Is Built — and How to Compare Quotes
Two quotes for 'the same pouch' are rarely comparable. This guide breaks a fabric pouch quote into the parts it is actually made of, so you can see wh…
Read guide →Materials Guide
Fabric Selection Guide for Custom Pouches
Every fabric on this page is already in regular production here. This guide covers what each one is actually good at, where it fails, and which decora…
Read guide →Size Guide
How to Specify Pouch Size Correctly
Most first samples are rejected on fit, not on quality. This guide covers how to measure what goes inside, what clearance to allow, and what to send u…
Read guide →Dust Bag Sizing
How to Size a Dust Bag for a Handbag or Shoe
There is no standard dust bag size, and a size that fits one tote will not fit another of the same nominal class. This guide covers how to measure the…
Read guide →Product and Process Detail
Custom & OEM
Every fabric and logo finish in regular production, plus the six-step path from inquiry to delivery.
See options →By Industry
What to specify for jewelry, gift, beauty, travel, promotional, document and eyewear programs.
Browse industries →Buying Guides
Material comparisons, decoration methods and regulatory notes for reusable packaging importers.
Read the blog →Send Your Specification
MOQ, price and lead time are confirmed against your specification rather than published as generic figures. Send what goes inside, the quantity and the destination.