Custom Drawstring Bags With Your Logo
The drawstring is the most-specified closure in this catalogue — it suits a wide range of item depths, needs no hardware, and works across cotton, velvet, microfiber, linen and satin. Fabric is what changes the result, so this page is organised by fabric.
Choosing the fabric
Cotton and muslin
The default for gift, retail and food-adjacent packaging: plain-weave, printable, and the most economical at volume. Browse cotton and muslin drawstring bags.
Microfiber suede
Low-lint and smooth against polished metal and stones, which is why it dominates jewelry programmes. Browse microfiber suede pouches.
Velvet
Chosen for presentation — depth of colour and a pile that reads as premium under retail lighting. Takes foil especially well. Browse velvet pouches.
Linen
A natural, visibly textured look for bread, storage and gifting where the fabric is meant to be seen. Browse linen drawstring bags.
Satin
A smooth, high-sheen surface for gifting and accessories where the pouch is part of the presentation. Browse satin pouches.
Cotton dust bags
The same closure at a larger scale, specified to protect handbags, footwear and accessories. See custom dust bags.
167 Approved Styles
A sample of what is already approved and can be re-specified for your project.
Blush Cotton Drawstring Pouch
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Charcoal Cotton Dust Bag
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Black Velvet-Look Gold-Trim Jewelry Envelope Pouch
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Drawstring Jewelry Pouch
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Natural Jute Drawstring Pouch
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Taupe Microfiber Suede Jewelry Pouch
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What goes inside
Finished dimensions in all three axes. Internal size is specified from the item, not chosen from a chart.
Fabric and colour
Or a reference image if you are open to suggestions — see the fabric selection guide.
Cord and closure detail
Single or double draw, cord material and whether the cord colour matches or contrasts the body.
Artwork and colour count
Vector logo, Pantone references and placement. Colour count is one of the biggest levers on a small run.
Common Questions
What is the difference between muslin, calico and canvas bags?
Muslin and calico are the US and Australian names for much the same plain-weave cotton cloth, typically lighter and softer. Canvas is a heavier, tighter weave that holds its shape and takes a knock — the usual choice for totes and anything reused daily. All three are cotton; the difference is weight and weave.
Single or double drawstring?
A single draw is simpler and cheaper and pulls to one side. A double draw closes evenly from both sides and sits flatter when full, which matters for presentation and for anything photographed closed.
Can a drawstring bag be printed on both sides?
Yes, though each side is a separate print position with its own setup. Confirm placement on a drawing of the bag, because the usable print area is smaller than the flat panel once the drawstring channel is allowed for.
What sizes are possible?
From small jewelry pouches up to dust bags sized for handbags and footwear. Rather than picking a nominal size, send the dimensions of what goes inside and the internal size is specified from that.
Which fabric should I choose for jewelry?
Microfiber suede or velvet where the fabric touches the piece — both are low-lint and smooth against polished metal. Cotton is the usual choice where the pouch is an outer or a gift wrap rather than direct contact. Approve a swatch with your own piece inside before production.
Send Your Specification
MOQ, price and lead time are confirmed against your specification rather than published as generic figures.