Velvet Drawstring Storage Bag

Base the size on the product’s width, height and thickness, including any inner box. A flat pouch needs additional room for product depth and space below the drawstring channel so the opening can gather. Confirm the fit using a sample containing the actual product.

Yes. Fabric selection can cover fiber composition, weight, pile texture and color. For smaller custom runs, we recommend starting with available fabric colors. Custom-dyed colors require separate minimum-quantity confirmation. Approve a physical swatch to confirm both the texture and shade before developing the bag sample.

An unlined construction keeps the bag simpler and limits material use. A lining provides a separate inner surface and can conceal seams or embroidery backing. For jewelry or delicate finishes, assess the lining’s texture and exposed stitching with the actual product before selecting the construction.

For simple logos, start with a screen-printed sample. For a metallic finish, evaluate foil application on the selected velvet. Embroidery suits bold designs, while a sewn label is an alternative for small lettering. Confirm logo clarity, surface appearance and placement on an actual-size sample before production.

Choose a double drawcord for an opening that closes by pulling both sides. Ribbon ties suit gift packaging where a decorative bow is part of the presentation. Match the cord diameter or ribbon width to the channel, and check that the filled pouch opens and closes smoothly.

Yes. Options include sewn brand labels, hangtags and coordinated gift boxes. For boxed sets, confirm the filled pouch fits the box’s internal dimensions. An insert can be specified when products need to remain positioned. List bags, labels, inserts and boxes separately in the approved packaging specification.