Custom bag programs · OEM / ODM

Custom bags, shaped around how they’re used.

Develop from your own design, adapt an existing style, or ask about a current model. Start with the use case; we’ll align the details with you.

Your design · a reference style · or both
Selected bag styles

Start with a style. Shape it for your program.

Browse by product category or search by style, feature, and Henry model. The catalogue displays up to 30 products at a time.

Showing 20 of 20 current styles

Photos show style references and sample decoration. Confirm materials, colors, specifications, and branding for your project; prices are discussed after reviewing the brief.

The details make the difference

Make the brief specific
before the sample.

A few clear decisions make a custom bag easier to evaluate. We can discuss the details that matter for your intended use and market.

01

Shape & function

Dimensions, capacity, carry method, compartments, and the way the bag needs to be used.

02

Material & color

Share a preferred fabric, color reference, hand-feel, or performance requirement to discuss.

03

Brand details

Logo placement, labels, trims, hardware, packaging, and other brand-facing details.

04

Sample review

Review a sample against the agreed brief and note any changes before confirming the next step.

Available materials, construction options, sampling arrangements, and production requirements depend on the specific project and will be confirmed during discussion.

A clear working sequence

From first message
to a reviewed sample.

Send the information you already have. We’ll use the first conversation to identify what still needs to be decided.

01

Share the brief

Tell us the use case, audience, target market, estimated quantity, and any reference material.

02

Align the details

Discuss the construction, materials, branding, and project requirements relevant to your design.

03

Review a sample

Where the project calls for sampling, review the sample and note any revisions against the brief.

04

Confirm next steps

Once details are aligned, discuss production planning, quantities, timing, and delivery requirements.

Buyer notes

Good questions make a clearer brief.

Every bag project is different. These notes help you decide what to include in your first message.

Can I start with my own design?

Yes. Share a sketch, tech pack, product photo, dimensions, or an early concept. We can use the first discussion to identify the details that need to be confirmed.

Can I change an existing style?

Send the product model or a reference link and list the changes you have in mind. The team can confirm which options suit that specific style.

How are MOQ, samples, and timing confirmed?

They depend on the product, materials, color, construction, quantity, and other project requirements. We confirm the relevant details after reviewing your brief.

What should I include in my first inquiry?

Useful starting details include the bag type, intended use, target market, estimated quantity, preferred material, branding needs, and any reference photos or product numbers.

Can I send sketches or reference files?

Yes. Attach sketches, tech packs, or reference photos after your WhatsApp chat or email draft opens.

Let’s talk about your bag

Tell us what you’re looking to make.

A few details are enough to start. Add a product reference if you have one, then choose the contact method that works for you.

Project inquiry

WhatsApp is quick to start; name and work email are requested for email inquiries.

This page opens your email app or WhatsApp with a prepared message. It does not send or store your information on this website. Add any sketches or reference files in the email or chat after it opens.