Contact Us | Get Your Beach Bag Quote

To request a beach bag quote, use the inquiry form on this page or email sales@clanbag.com. Start with the basics that make a quote meaningful: bag type (mesh, canvas, straw, waterproof), target dimensions, estimated quantity per style, and your destination market. Then add the details that change cost and lead time: logo method, pocket layout, strap type, and packaging needs. If you have reference photos, a tech pack, or artwork, attach them so we can confirm construction and printing requirements. For best speed, include your preferred shipping terms (EXW, FOB, CIF, DDP) and any labeling rules you must follow.

The biggest price drivers are material choice, overall size, construction complexity, branding method, packaging, and order quantity. For example, heavier fabrics, reinforced straps, multiple pockets, and closures typically require more labor and materials than simple open totes. Logo method matters too: large prints, multi-color artwork, or special placements can add steps compared to simpler branding. Packaging can also influence total landed cost because it affects carton volume and shipping efficiency. If you want quote guidance you can compare across suppliers, share one clear reference style, your quantity target, and the market you sell into so we can recommend the most cost-effective build that still meets your expectations.

Yes. We support OEM/ODM development and private label programs for B2B buyers. The best starting point is either a reference photo of the style you want, or a simple list of must-have features (size, pocket layout, strap type, closure, and the overall look). Then tell us how you want branding applied, such as printing, embroidery, woven labels, hangtags, or custom packaging. If you have artwork files, share them early so we can confirm placement, sizing, and the most suitable logo method for your material. We keep the process practical: confirm feasibility, define the spec, and move to sampling before bulk production.

Each material fits a different use case and price positioning. Mesh is popular for lightweight beach totes that need breathability and sand release. Canvas often supports stronger structure and a more premium retail feel, especially when you need crisp printing and reinforced handles. Straw styles can deliver a natural, resort-ready look, but the construction details matter for durability and repeatability. Waterproof materials are useful for travel and poolside programs where easy cleaning and moisture resistance are priorities. If you are not sure, tell us your target market (resort shop, retail brand, promo giveaway), your price tier, and what matters most (look, durability, weight, washability), and we will recommend options.

Yes. Sampling is an important step for confirming size, workmanship, material feel, and branding results. Depending on your situation, we can suggest the most efficient route: an existing sample for quick evaluation, material swatches for choosing the right fabric or straw look, or a custom sample based on your reference. For custom programs, sampling helps avoid misunderstandings in bulk production, especially for details like pocket layout, strap reinforcement, and logo placement. When you request samples, share your destination address, any deadline window, and which details you need to validate first (fit, look, branding, packaging). We will outline the next steps clearly.

MOQ depends on the bag type, materials, and how much customization is involved. Standard constructions typically allow more flexibility than fully custom designs with unique components, special packaging, or multiple colorways. Instead of guessing, it is best to share your target quantity and the level of customization you need, and we will recommend the most economical MOQ approach for your program. If you are building a seasonal assortment, tell us how many styles you plan to launch and the expected volume per style, so we can advise the most practical way to balance variety, cost, and production efficiency.

Lead time depends on whether you are ordering a standard style or developing a custom OEM/ODM design, plus factors like material availability, logo method, packaging, and the overall order complexity. Custom programs usually include time for specification confirmation and sample approval before bulk production begins. If you have a seasonal deadline, tell us the date you need goods to arrive and your destination market. We can then propose a realistic timeline with the right sequence of steps: confirm spec, sample, approve, produce, and ship. If timeline is critical, we can also suggest construction or packaging choices that reduce complexity.

We can discuss common trade terms such as EXW, FOB, CIF, and DDP, depending on your logistics setup and destination. If you already work with a forwarder, sharing their preferred port or receiving city helps us align packing and documentation. If you are newer to importing, tell us your destination country and how you plan to receive goods (warehouse, 3PL, or direct to customer). We will explain the practical differences between terms in plain language and help you plan for what is included and what is not. Packaging details matter here because carton sizing and packing method affect shipping cost.

Quality control starts with a clear specification and approved sample, then continues through production with checks that focus on the most common risk points for beach bags: stitching strength at strap attachments, seam finishing, pocket alignment, logo placement, print adhesion, and consistent packing. We encourage buyers to define acceptable tolerances and packaging expectations early so the final product matches your requirements. For higher-volume programs or strict standards, you can also arrange third-party inspections, and we can coordinate timing based on your production schedule. If you have a QC checklist, send it with your inquiry so we can align from the beginning.

Compliance needs vary by market and product positioning. The best approach is to tell us where you sell and what requirements you must meet (for example, labeling rules, restricted substances, or packaging standards). We can share material information, production details relevant to your requirements, and coordinate with third-party testing when needed. If you are not sure what applies, describe your sales channel and region and we can suggest what buyers commonly prepare. For procurement documentation, use this page as your beach bag supplier contact point and list the forms or reports your team needs so we can respond efficiently.

For repeat orders, consistency is protected by keeping the specification stable and documenting approved materials, construction details, and branding files. If you run seasonal programs, it helps to plan early: confirm which styles stay the same, which colorways change, and whether any packaging updates are needed. Sharing forecast ranges and reorder cadence allows more efficient production planning and reduces last-minute changes. If you anticipate future reorders, mention it in your initial inquiry so we can recommend a build that balances cost and repeatability. This is also a good time to confirm how you want branding files and samples archived for continuity.