Private label
Bags that carry your brand
Feima has made bags for customers since 1995. Your logo, labels and packaging can be developed together with the bag, whether you start from an existing style or your own idea.
Choose the starting design
An existing catalogue style offers a practical base for your brand. You can discuss material, colour and detail changes, or bring a photo, sketch or specification for a new design. The pattern room helps develop the construction with your representative coordinating the conversation.
Make the brand details feel connected
A printed logo, embroidered mark, woven label or branded strap can give the bag a different character. Our designer prepares free mockups so you can explore the look before ordering. Labels, hang tags and individual packing can be discussed as part of the same project. Explore woven and printed label options for your brand details.
Developing more than one product
The range spans 15 categories. A backpack, tote and pouch can share a colour direction or logo treatment while serving different uses. You can develop those items with one contact and combine the finished categories in a shipment. Our colour matching guide helps you bring that shared palette into the sample brief.
Your brand details through production
For each approved item, we record the material, colours, logo position, labels and packing together. Those details stay with the sample through production and shipment preparation. If a change is proposed, your contact explains its effect and brings the choice back to you before the order is updated.
A clear project agreement
Your representative confirms the selected design, sample scope, costs and any confidentiality arrangements before development starts. Custom sample preparation takes 15 days, followed by courier and approval time. The sales manager oversees progress as your contact follows the order through.
From the range
Models to explore
Choose an existing design or discuss the changes you have in mind.
FF-208Nylon Flap Backpack with Side Pocketsnylon
FH-087Two-size felt tote with matching handlesfelt
FC-094ANylon Travel Bag with Shoe CompartmentNylon
FK-079Upright Canvas Lunch Tote with Cut-Out Handlecanvas
FBB-001Seersucker Cosmetic Bag in Pouch and Vanity Formatsseersucker
FJ-083ASoft Floral Drawstring Storage BagPolyester (Polyester Fiber)
Quality and documents
A clear reference for your order.
The approved sample and agreed specifications guide the build. Your salesperson brings the material, logo and packing details together with the production team.
Factory systems and material reports
ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 are held at factory level. Available product and material reports describe their tested samples; we help you review the relevant files for your project.
See it for yourself
See how it is made
A view of the Jinhua factory. We can arrange a live call with your salesperson when you would like a closer look.
Common questions
Questions about private-label bags.
Can I start from one of your designs?
Yes. An existing catalogue style can be a base for your brand. We review any material, colour, logo or detail changes with you.
Can the labels and packing carry my brand?
Yes. Logo treatment, labels, hang tags and individual packing can be discussed together as part of the project.
How are development and confidentiality arranged?
Your representative confirms the design scope, sample costs and any confidentiality requirements before development begins. The sales manager oversees progress.
Who approves a change to my bag or packing?
The approved sample and specification remain the reference. If a material, logo, label or packing change is proposed, your contact explains its effect and brings the decision back to you before updating the order.
Send a drawing, a photo, or just a sentence.
Share the model or idea, quantity and destination. We will help with the material, branding and sample options, then prepare the production plan around your order.
Feima has made bags in Jinhua since 1995. A salesperson prepares your project details, and the sales manager oversees progress.