Hook and loop fasteners, invented in the 1940s by George de Mestral, revolutionized closures in industries from fashion to aerospace. Comprising hook and loop components, these fasteners offer strong, reusable bonds. Made primarily of nylon for durability, they’re crafted through a meticulous process ensuring quality and functionality, embodying simplicity and innovation in design

Rivets, often overlooked, are pivotal in handbag design, enhancing durability and adding style. These fasteners not only secure areas prone to stress, such as strap attachments, but also adorn the bag, enriching its aesthetic appeal. Beyond fashion, rivets’ utility spans across industries, symbolizing strength and reliability in everything from accessories to iconic structures worldwide.

Zippers, those ubiquitous fasteners, trace their origins to the 19th century, evolving from complex mechanisms to the sleek, reliable devices we depend on today. They seal our bags, guard our secrets, and have become indispensable in bag manufacturing.

Webbing is a woven fabric used for straps, handles, and bindings in bags. This article highlights the most common webbing applications in bag manufacturing and the key properties that make it valuable for these products.

Shiling Leather Market in Guangzhou offers high-quality faux leather products, diverse raw materials, and proximity to eco-friendly materials and manufacturers for creating eco-friendly bags. It’s a one-stop-shop for bag development and exploring emerging market trends.

BSCI certification benefits companies by enhancing operations, improving social responsibility, and ethical practices. It increases competitiveness in the global market and identifies areas for improvement. This certification also helps build stronger relationships with stakeholders and customers, improving brand reputation and loyalty.

Read how the B-Corp certification can benefit the community and the environment. Through its rigorous standards and ethics, it focuses on helping all involved, from the maker to the consumer.

Choosing your bags fabrics is a big decision. Not only do you need fabric that fits your budget, but it also needs to appeal to your customer base and align with your brand values.
Today we look at which bag fabrics brands and manufacturers use the most.