Reference-to-sample workflow
Start from a market sample, photo, sketch, or tech pack and confirm shape, size, material, logo position, lining, and trim.

Custom Handbags
Kanrow helps sourcing teams turn custom handbag references, materials, logo methods, and packing notes into samples and shipment-ready bulk production.
Program Fit
A custom handbag can start from three points: a catalog style you want to adapt, a reference bag or photo that needs a new pattern, or your own tech pack. The starting point changes how many sample rounds to expect, which development charges apply, and how quickly a quote can be confirmed. Choose the route first, then fix the dimensions, materials, and branding the first sample has to prove.
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Request this programStart from a market sample, photo, sketch, or tech pack and confirm shape, size, material, logo position, lining, and trim.
PU leather, genuine leather, canvas, nylon, RPET, hardware, zippers, and linings are checked before the approved sample moves to bulk.
Sample comments are carried into material approval, line setup, stitching checks, packing review, and carton preparation.
Production Brief
Record these decisions in one brief so the quotation, the sample, and bulk production all describe the same handbag.
| Decision | What to specify | Sample or order check |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | State whether you are adapting a catalog style, developing from a reference bag or photo, or supplying a tech pack. Send front, side, back, and interior views and list the features that must not change. | Agree the route in writing. Adapting an existing pattern usually needs fewer sample rounds than a new pattern, and a tech pack still needs a fit check on the first sample. |
| Size and carrying use | Give finished width, height, and depth, handle drop, strap length and adjustment range, and the items the bag must carry, such as a laptop, bottle, or wallet. | Measure the sample at the agreed points and load it with the stated items. Check how the bag hangs, opens, and closes when it is full. |
| Material set | Name the outer material and finish, lining, reinforcement or interlining, and edge treatment, with a physical swatch or color reference for each. | Approve material and color on swatches before the sample is cut, and confirm the same grade can be supplied for the bulk quantity and every colorway. |
| Branding and trims | Choose the logo method and position, labels, zipper type, hardware finish, and hangtag, using artwork you are authorized to reproduce. | Review the logo on the actual material, and check that hardware finish, zipper color, and thread match across every part of the bag. |
| Order plan | List quantity per style and color, the target price and what it includes, retail or bulk packing, destination market, and the date the goods must be ready. | Confirm the MOQ for each colorway, sample and bulk timing, inspection points, and packing before approving the bulk order. |
Relevant Product References
These catalog styles show shapes and constructions that can be adapted. They are not stock offers; material, dimensions, branding, MOQ, and timing are confirmed 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.

Soft quilted shoulder bag with a padded strap, rounded body, zipper closure, and lightweight everyday construction.

Padded quilted tote with dual carry handles, a detachable shoulder strap, exterior storage, and a separate lower compartment.

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

Soft floral cosmetic pouch with a rectangular silhouette, top zipper, and print-led surface suitable for seasonal collections.
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 photos, sample bags, drawings, or tech packs and convert them into material, structure, logo, trim, and packing details for sampling.
Common options include PU leather, genuine leather, canvas, nylon, RPET, eco nylon, lining fabrics, zipper systems, metal hardware, woven labels, and packaging materials.
Yes. Kanrow can support logo methods, hangtags, woven labels, barcode labels, polybags, gift boxes, carton marks, and export cartons.
Plan Your Order
Plan a new pattern, compartments, and construction when no existing style is close enough.
See how color, material, logo, interior, and packing changes affect cost and timing.
Convert reference images into measurable development requirements.
Include the route, reference views, dimensions, materials, quantity per color, and timing.
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.