Specify the leather
Confirm hide type, grain or surface finish, thickness, color, and handfeel using a physical swatch. A material name alone is not an approved specification.

Genuine Leather Bag Manufacturing
Develop leather handbags, pouches, and structured cases for your brand. Start with the leather specification and intended use, then confirm construction, branding, sample approval, and bulk-order requirements with Kanrow.
Finished samples and a leather surface reference for your material and construction review.

Twin handles, broad front panels, flap details, and stitched edges. Discuss shape, reinforcement, and handle attachment using this sample.

Rectangular zip-around construction with a checkered surface. Confirm the texture, zipper, lining, and dimensions in the sample brief.

Surface variation and finish shown at close range. Leather type, grade, thickness, and its use in each sample remain project-specific.
Samples show construction directions, not stock offers. Custom branding requires authorized artwork; material specifications, colors, dimensions, and order terms are confirmed per project.
Program Fit
Choose this program when genuine leather is a defined part of the product brief. A soft pouch, a lined handbag, and a structured case need different thickness, reinforcement, and finishing decisions. Confirm the leather used in each part instead of assuming that outer body, straps, lining, and trim use the same material.
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Request this programConfirm hide type, grain or surface finish, thickness, color, and handfeel using a physical swatch. A material name alone is not an approved specification.
Define reinforcement, lining, edge treatment, stitching, strap attachment, and hardware around the finished bag's shape and use.
Keep material, logo, measurements, appearance tolerances, and packing decisions with the approved sample and order specification.
Production Brief
Record the leather reference and acceptable appearance range alongside the bag pattern and measurements. Use physical material and sample approval to settle details that photographs cannot establish.
| Decision | What to specify | Sample or order check |
|---|---|---|
| Leather selection | Identify the required hide type, grain or finish, thickness range, color reference, and handfeel. Include traceability or buyer documentation requirements where applicable. | Approve the proposed physical swatch and material identity. Confirm availability and cost for the requested specification; do not use a photograph as proof of leather grade. |
| Panel appearance and cutting | Mark prominent panels and define acceptable variation in grain, shade, and surface markings. State whether panels need visual matching. | Review representative panels and the assembled sample under agreed viewing conditions. Record appearance tolerances before bulk cutting. |
| Edges, seams, and structure | Define turned or painted edges, stitch appearance, reinforcement, lining, and areas that need thinning or folding for the design. | Inspect corners, seam consistency, edge finish, opening, shape, and handle attachment on the sample. Agree measurable strength and function checks for the intended use. |
| Color and surface performance | Describe likely contact with clothing, moisture, and repeated handling. State required tests and acceptance criteria for the destination market or buyer. | Agree relevant rubbing, color-transfer, finish, and flex checks with the material supplier or test provider. Use reports for the selected material and finish, not an unrelated sample. |
| Branding and order approval | Provide logo artwork, size, placement, hardware finish, quantities per color, packing, destination, and target timing. | Approve logo definition, hardware attachment, sample measurements, and packing. Confirm MOQ, sampling, tooling, and order allocation against the agreed specification. |
Factory Evidence

Panels and trims are prepared before sewing so sample comments can be carried into production.

Operator stations, bins, and line flow help buyers understand repeat-order capacity.

Finished goods move through packing checks, labels, cartons, and shipment preparation.

Finished bags are checked against approved references before cartons are closed for shipment.
Factory Footprint
Photos show the Kanrow factory network. Confirm the assigned site and material-specific production requirements for your order with the team.

Owned Dongguan factory established in 2003 with about 9,000 square meters, 120 workers, 2 sewing lines, and metal, webbing, and bag production capability.

Owned Hunan bag factory with about 11,000 square meters, 280 workers, 6 sewing lines, and cutting, stamping, edge painting, glue, sewing, and packing departments.

Owned Vietnam bag factory in Long An Province with 130 workers and 3 sewing lines for alternative origin planning and export programs.

Owned Vietnam bag factory in Duc Hoa District with 120 workers, 4 sewing lines plus room for one additional line, adding capacity for diversified sourcing plans.
Buyer FAQ
Yes. Kanrow supports both genuine leather and PU bag projects. This program is for genuine leather; PU-coated synthetic materials are covered separately. Identify the outer material, lining, trim, and any mixed-material parts in the project brief.
Send the required hide type, grain or finish, thickness, color, and a physical reference when available. Kanrow reviews sourcing and construction for the project. Specific grades, finishes, and supply availability must be confirmed before quotation and sample approval.
MOQ depends on the style, leather selection, quantity per color, components, and logo requirements. Send a quantity breakdown and target price for review. Sample charges, material minimums, and any tooling are confirmed for the actual specification rather than assumed from a catalog image.
Logo options can include embossing, debossing, labels, or metal details, subject to the leather and design. Provide authorized artwork, size, placement, and finish. Approve the result on the proposed material before approving the full sample.
Plan Your Order
Review synthetic material construction, coating, and backing requirements as a separate material option.
Prepare artwork and confirm which logo methods suit the actual leather surface.
Send the style, leather reference, measurements, quantity breakdown, and packing requirements.
Request For Quotation
Include product reference, size, material direction, logo method, quantity, target price, packing needs, delivery market, and shipment timing so Kanrow can review the right production route.