Discuss your bag production.

Contact Truedrape for OEM bag development and bulk-production quotations. Share your specification, target quantities and required timing so we can review the project’s sampling and manufacturing requirements.

Where are you starting?

You do not need a finished tech pack to get in touch. The useful starting point depends on how far your project has progressed.

Navy canvas tote, fabric swatch and bag sketch arranged as an illustrative project brief
A reference is enough to start.Illustrative design reference.
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I have an idea, not a specification.

Start with the person using the bag and what it needs to carry. A reference photo or a rough sketch can explain the direction without locking you into every detail.

Useful to send
Intended use, approximate size and any features you already know you need.
What we discuss
A suitable bag format, practical materials and the points that need sampling.

I have a design ready to develop.

Send your current drawing or tech pack and tell us which details are fixed. Flag any open choices so a quote does not depend on assumptions you have not agreed to.

Useful to send
Dimensions, construction details, logo artwork, quantity and destination.
What we discuss
The specification, material availability and a sample plan for your design.

I need to repeat or refine a bag.

For a repeat project, start with the approved reference and explain what is changing. A new color, lining or pocket can affect both material sourcing and the sample needed.

Useful to send
The previous reference, new quantities and a clearly marked list of changes.
What we discuss
What can stay the same, what must be checked again and the revised timing.

What goes into a custom bag quote.

Two bags can look similar and require very different materials and work. These details help us discuss the same specification, not just the same picture.

Woven fabric swatches, webbing, a buckle, zipper and paper bag pattern arranged for a quotation brief
Illustrative development reference.
Size & intended use
What to shareWidth, height and depth; what the bag needs to carry; pockets or compartments that cannot be left out.
Why it mattersDimensions alone do not show the load, access or reinforcement the bag needs.
Fabric & components
What to sharePreferred outer fabric, lining, padding, zipper and handle material. If these are undecided, describe the feel or function you want.
Why it mattersFabric weight, coating, trims and construction all affect the specification and cost.
Logo & finishing
What to shareArtwork or a reference, approximate logo size and position, and your preferred printing, embroidery or label method.
Why it mattersA small woven label and a large multi-color print require different preparation.
Quantity & color split
What to sharePieces per style and the proposed quantity in each color. Separate different sizes or constructions rather than combining them into one total.
Why it mattersThe total order and each material or color allocation need to be checked together.
Timing & destination
What to shareThe date goods are needed at destination, the delivery country and whether your launch date is fixed.
Why it mattersSampling, approval, production and transit are separate parts of the schedule.
Packing & requirements
What to shareIndividual packing, labels, barcodes or carton instructions. Mention any destination-specific testing or documentation you require.
Why it mattersPacking and requested checks should be considered before the order details are finalized.

Still deciding on the details?

Say which choices are open. We can discuss alternatives, then confirm the specification before issuing a firm quote. For this form, attach one PDF, JPG or PNG up to 5 MB; combine your key reference pages into a single PDF if needed.

Read the full brief checklist

From enquiry to production.

Your enquiry starts a conversation, not a production order.

  1. Review the brief

    We check the intended use, quantity, customization and delivery needs. Missing details and open material choices are discussed before assumptions become part of a quote.

    A shared understanding of the bag and the open questions.

  2. Agree the sample plan

    Materials, construction and branding are agreed for development. Sample charges, freight and timing are confirmed for the project before a sample is arranged.

    An agreed reference to check for size, function and finish.

  3. Approve before production

    Review the sample and record any changes. Bulk production follows approval of the sample, final specification and order details; an enquiry alone does not start an order.

    A defined specification, quantity, packing plan and schedule.

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Before you send.

A few practical answers for your first enquiry.

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Can I enquire without a finished design?

Yes. Send a reference photo, a rough sketch or a description of how the bag will be used. Add approximate dimensions and any required features if you know them.

What should I send for a useful quote?

Start with the bag style, reference size, total quantity, colors and logo requirements. Include your destination market and required delivery date. If you are choosing between materials, say so: the material and construction need to be agreed before a firm quote can be prepared.

Is production made to order?

Yes. Truedrape works exclusively on made-to-order B2B bag projects. The website shows manufacturing references; specifications and quantities are agreed for each order. Our planning reference is a combined MOQ of 100 pieces per style. Color splits and special materials are reviewed for the project.

Can I request a sample first?

Yes. We discuss the reference, materials, construction and branding before agreeing a sample plan. Sample charges, freight and timing are confirmed for the project. The usual 7–10 day sampling reference depends on a clear brief and material availability; it is not a guaranteed delivery date.

Who will I be working with?

Truedrape is the B2B bag brand of Forthright (Hangzhou Jianjie Trading Co., Ltd.). The company coordinates your enquiry and development brief. Manufacturing is handled by our affiliated China-based factory under the same shareholder’s control; the brand, company and factory have distinct roles.

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Start with what you know. We can work through the rest together.

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