Other Bags
Other bags gathers the designs that refuse to sit neatly in a single category: the special-purpose carriers, crossover styles and unusual shapes that still make excellent branded merchandise. For buyers scanning a supplier's full range, this is where the unexpected formats surface — pieces that solve one specific carrying problem rather than following a standard tote or backpack template.
That variety is exactly the appeal. A buyer sourcing for a campaign, a retail line or a seasonal promotion can often find a format here that matches the message better than any conventional bag would: shaped carriers for themed events, hybrid styles that double as handbag and shopper, novelty constructions that get people talking at a launch, and practical oddities that fill the gaps no other category covers.
Typical uses for the styles collected here include:
Because the range is deliberately eclectic, the most efficient route is to shortlist the styles that suit your project and ask about customisation directly — printing, embossing and colour options vary from piece to piece, and the product pages spell out what each one supports. Shortlisting first also keeps sampling costs down, since only the formats that genuinely fit the brief go into the quote.
Send an enquiry with your logo and the styles you have in mind, and the team will advise on branding options, samples and pricing for your chosen bags.
That variety is exactly the appeal. A buyer sourcing for a campaign, a retail line or a seasonal promotion can often find a format here that matches the message better than any conventional bag would: shaped carriers for themed events, hybrid styles that double as handbag and shopper, novelty constructions that get people talking at a launch, and practical oddities that fill the gaps no other category covers.
Typical uses for the styles collected here include:
- Promotional giveaways where a distinctive shape makes the brand memorable
- Retail lines seeking a design competitors do not already stock
- Event merchandise for launches, festivals and themed campaigns
- Gifting programmes that want something beyond the standard tote
- Sampling and packaging projects needing a non-standard carrier
Because the range is deliberately eclectic, the most efficient route is to shortlist the styles that suit your project and ask about customisation directly — printing, embossing and colour options vary from piece to piece, and the product pages spell out what each one supports. Shortlisting first also keeps sampling costs down, since only the formats that genuinely fit the brief go into the quote.
Send an enquiry with your logo and the styles you have in mind, and the team will advise on branding options, samples and pricing for your chosen bags.