RPET Foldable Shopping Bag

For a simple logo on the solid-color bag shown, we recommend screen printing. Light-colored logos on dark fabric require opaque ink for clear contrast. For gradients, fine details or multicolor artwork, choose a compatible heat transfer. Confirm the print on the selected fabric before production, especially if the fabric has a surface coating.

Yes. For an all-over design, we recommend sublimation on suitable white or light-colored RPET fabric, with the panels printed before sewing. This produces detailed patterns without adding a separate surface film. Keep essential text and logos away from seams; patterns that continue across panel joins require specific artwork planning.

We recommend matching edge binding for a coordinated appearance, contrasting binding to highlight the bag’s outline, and a small woven label for additional branding. Keep decoration light and flexible. Dense embroidery, thick patches and film lamination can increase stiffness or packed bulk, so they should be assessed against the required folded size.

Yes. An attached storage pocket can be incorporated so there is no separate pouch to misplace. Place an additional logo on the pocket face that remains visible after packing. The pocket must accommodate the finished bag, including its printing and trims; its dimensions are finalized through a folding sample.

Specify body width, gusset depth and body height separately from the handles. Also state the handle drop and required folded dimensions. If the bag must fit particular merchandise, allow clearance for loading. For shoulder carrying, approve a sample with the intended contents to check the handle opening and carrying position.

Yes, color matching can be developed from your Pantone references or physical samples. For smaller orders, we recommend reviewing available fabric colors first; custom dyeing is subject to the fabric mill’s minimum quantity. Approve the fabric swatch and printed color separately, because the same color reference can appear different on fabric and ink.