Hardware specification review
Finish, size, weight, attachment, plating color, logo detail, and durability are checked before final approval.

Handbag Hardware
Kanrow helps buyers check metal plates, logo tags, zipper pulls, buckles, chain details, strap adjusters, rings, plating finish, and attachment details.
Program Fit
Hardware is often the most visible branded detail on a handbag and the part most likely to fail under load. Decide early which parts are standard and which carry a custom logo or shape: custom parts need their own sample approval, and their tooling, minimums, and timing are quoted separately from the bag.
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Request this programFinish, size, weight, attachment, plating color, logo detail, and durability are checked before final approval.
Metal plates, metal logo tags, zipper pulls, and decorative hardware can carry brand details when the order quantity supports tooling.
Hardware is reviewed against material thickness, panel structure, stitch points, stress areas, and packing protection.
Production Brief
Approve hardware on the sewn sample with the bag loaded, not only as loose parts. Keep one approved finish standard so every component on the bag, and every bulk lot, can be matched against it.
| Decision | What to specify | Sample or order check |
|---|---|---|
| Base metal and form | Specify, or ask for a proposal on, the base metal, such as zinc alloy, brass, steel, or aluminum, and whether parts are cast, stamped, or wire-formed, with dimensions and any weight limit. | Measure and weigh the sample part. Inspect for casting pits, burrs, sharp edges, and gaps where the part meets the strap or panel. |
| Plating color and finish | Give a physical reference for the color, such as light gold, silver, gunmetal, or antique brass, and the surface: polished, brushed, or matte. | Compare all parts on the bag with one approved finish standard in the same light. Agree whether corrosion or abrasion testing is required and what counts as a pass. |
| Logo plates and custom parts | Send logo artwork, plate size, the depth of engraved, raised, or cast detail, and the attachment method: rivets, screws, prongs, or stitched tabs. | Approve a first-article part before bulk production. Confirm mold or tooling cost, component minimums, and development time separately from the bag quote. |
| Load-bearing parts | Identify D-rings, swivel hooks, buckles, strap adjusters, and chains, with the strap configuration and the load the bag is expected to carry. | Agree a pull or load check on attachment points, then inspect tabs, rivets, and stitching around each part after testing. |
| Zippers and pullers | Choose coil, metal, or molded teeth, the zipper size, tape color, slider type, and a standard or custom puller. | Open and close the zipper on the filled bag. Check puller attachment, smooth running at corners, and finish match with the other hardware. |
| Market requirements and packing | State any destination-market limits on substances such as nickel, lead, or cadmium, the test reports required, and how polished parts should be protected in packing. | Match test reports to the hardware lot actually used, and inspect packed samples for scratches or rub marks on metal surfaces. |
Relevant Product References
Catalog photos show hardware in context on reference styles. Custom logo parts, finishes, and quantities are developed and approved for each project.

Structured handbag with rounded top handles, polished zipper hardware, and a detachable adjustable shoulder strap.

Compact round crossbody bag with an embossed glossy body, top handle, zipper closure, and chain-detail strap.

Compact flap organizer with contrast piping, decorative hardware, and an interior designed for small travel essentials.

Structured zip-around jewelry case with decorative embroidery and organized storage for small accessories.

Large structured vanity case with a woven-look surface, top carry handle, and full zip opening for organized storage.

Padded rectangular vanity bag with soft handles, dual zipper pulls, and a wide-opening structure for travel organization.
Customization Scope
PU, leather, nylon, RPET, canvas, eco nylon, or mixed-material construction.
Screen print, embroidery, debossing, woven label, metal plate, or rubber patch.
Custom lining, mesh pocket, elastic holder, divider, zipper pocket, or wipe-clean coating.
Hangtag, polybag, tissue wrap, gift box, carton marks, barcode label, and export carton.
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

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 Tay Ninh Province with 130 workers and 3 sewing lines for alternative origin planning and export programs.

Owned Vietnam bag factory in Duc Hoa Commune, Tay Ninh Province, with 120 workers, 4 sewing lines plus room for one additional line, adding capacity for diversified sourcing plans.
Buyer FAQ
Yes. Kanrow can review zipper pulls, buckles, rings, strap adjusters, chain details, metal plates, and logo tags for custom handbag projects.
Yes, depending on design, quantity, tooling requirements, finish, placement, and material compatibility.
Hardware affects appearance, weight, durability, attachment strength, logo presentation, packing protection, and final unit cost.
Plan Your Order
See where a metal logo, emboss, print, or label suits the material and price.
Review closure clearance, chain attachments, and decorative surfaces for clutches.
Turn finish, attachment, and function checks into agreed inspection points.
Send part drawings or references, finish, logo artwork, and quantities per bag.
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.