Journal
Notes from the factory floor.
Short, practical notes on how bag programmes are specified, sampled and shipped — written for buyers rather than search engines.
Sourcing
What buyers actually ask at a sourcing show
A booth is not a shop. Nobody walks past looking for a bag — they walk past looking for a supplier.
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Product
The sample set that does the selling
A sample set is an argument, not an inventory. Make one point clearly enough that a buyer asks a second question.
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Development
How to brief a bag factory so the first sample is close
A tech pack is not a description of a bag. It is a set of decisions that removes ambiguity before metal is cut.
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Compliance
What a packaging-compliant bag programme actually requires
Most compliance delays do not come from the bag. They come from the box, the hangtag and the tape that travel with it.
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