Practical answers about ordering custom bags — MOQ, samples, printing, lead time and shipping.
Freight is often the last thing buyers think about and the first thing that surprises them. Here is how it works for custom bags.
PLA (polylactic acid) is a bioplastic made from renewable plant starch — typically corn — instead of petroleum. It is the material behind the biodegradable non-woven bags increasingly requested by brands and retailers.
When your artwork has many colors, gradients or photographs, silk-screen on non-woven fabric is no longer the right tool. The answer is a laminated bag.
There are two ways to build a non-woven bag, and the choice affects strength, look and price.
Buyers sometimes arrive with a bad experience: a bag whose logo cracked or faded after a few uses. It is a real problem, and it has real causes.
GSM means grams per square meter — the weight of the fabric. Higher GSM means thicker, stronger, and slightly more expensive fabric.
Both materials are best-sellers in custom bags, but they answer different needs.
Our standard lead time is 10–15 days. That clock starts after two things are locked: your artwork approval and your sample approval.
Minimum order quantities are not a trick to push bigger orders. They come from how production actually works.
One of the first questions buyers ask us: is the sample really free?
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