PU leather bag
Reasons to choose
The Bag Workshop
We specialise in manufacturing branded bags for events, launches, promotions, retail and product packaging. We work with brand agencies, property developers, lifestyle brands and for the financial services industry to create sustainable marketing tools that promote brands and repeated use.
Our friendly client services team take your brief, understand your exact requirements and go on to create a bag or packaging specific to your objectives. We will provide advice on fabric, print, finishing plus shipping options as well as effort to ensure your bag has green credentials.
Our impeccable manufacturing facilities are in the UK, India and the Far East and are all regularly audited to ensure high standards of quality as well as the maintenance of social and environmental compliance.
How we do it?
We can supply a ready-made bag with customised print of embroidery within a short lead time, usually 2 weeks although this can be expedited in some circumstances.
Our range of stock fabric bags and packaging is carefully curated to include a range of only the best quality items that can be quickly over-printed or embroidered in the UK then shipped within a short lead time. Minimum order quantity is 200 pieces.
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Choose the bag you want from our stock ready-made range
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Send your artwork to us so we can recommend the best decoration options.
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We will help finalise your final specification then send you a quote.
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We accept a deposit payment in some cases or full payment.
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Print and embroidery takes place in the UK.
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Delivery to you is swift and on recorded courier service.
What is a PU Leather?
Cotton tote bags usually has no fastenings and is made of a strong fabric such as cotton or canvas. If you’re looking for an environmentally friendly bag our organic cotton tote bags are an excellent choice and are manufactured from sustainable cotton. Tote means to carry and the term started to be used to describe a bag in the 1900s. The cotton tote bag was perceived to be easier to carry than luggage and in the 1950s they began to enter the common culture. In the 1960s the tote bag was adopted by the fashion industry and bags began to take on style as well as functionality.
