Wicker Beach Bags
Wholesale Natural Basket Style

A wicker beach bag refers to the woven construction (wicker) and can be made from several cores, including rattan cane, willow, or paper rope. A rattan beach bag is a narrower term that usually means rattan is the primary material. In practice, many products are both: rattan woven in a wicker method. For sourcing, focus less on the label and more on the performance specs: how rigid you need the walls to be, what finish you want at the rim, whether you need a lining and zipper, and the target price tier. We can recommend the best material and weave based on those requirements and your market.

MOQ depends on the silhouette, structure level, trim materials, and how many colorways you want. For many natural woven styles, typical starting MOQ is around 100-300 pcs per style per color, but complex builds (multiple sizes, heavy hardware, detailed lining and zipper work, or special packaging) can increase the minimum. If you are building a test assortment, we can often consolidate trims and interior materials across styles to keep MOQs manageable while still giving you variety. Share your target quantity, target retail price, and timeline and we will suggest a practical MOQ plan for your program.

Yes. A lining makes the interior feel polished and also provides a clean foundation for pockets, labels, and zipper installation. For zip-top designs, we typically stitch the zipper to the lining first, then attach the lining into the woven shell so the zipper tape sits flat and does not snag on the weave. Pocket options include phone slip pockets, zip security pockets, and key straps. If you prefer a more natural feel, a removable pouch liner can add privacy and function without changing the exterior. We will recommend the best approach based on the silhouette and target price.

Consistency starts with clear specifications: target dimensions, structure level, weave density, rim construction, and handle attachment method. During sampling we confirm the silhouette stands correctly, the rim stays stable, and finishing touchpoints feel smooth. For repeat orders, we reference the approved sample and apply the same construction and finishing standard, then check key points during production such as rim binding alignment, handle reinforcement, and edge cleanliness. Natural materials can vary in tone, so we recommend approving a color or tone reference early for programs that require tight visual consistency across seasons.

Rough edges are primarily controlled through finishing: tucked ends, wrapped rims, corner reinforcement, and smooth handle touchpoints. For odor and moisture, the key is keeping materials dry and stable before packing, then using export-safe packing that prevents trapped humidity. For humid routes or long storage, we can discuss moisture-control options such as desiccant packs and carton liners, plus packing methods that allow the product to keep its shape without heavy compression. We also recommend a simple care card so end customers store the bag properly and avoid problems caused by wet storage.

Yes. For branding, the most common methods for natural bags are inside woven labels, printed care labels, hangtags, and subtle logo placement on straps or zipper pulls (when used). For retail packaging, we can support options such as tissue wrap, dust bags, barcode or price ticket attachment, and carton labeling to help stores receive and stock efficiently. If the bag is intended as a gift item, selected styles can be paired with a more premium presentation like a dust bag or gift box. We will recommend the right packaging based on your channel, price tier, and handling needs.

Sampling is easiest when we start with a clear target: silhouette type, approximate size, handle and closure preference, interior build, and your target market and price tier. If you have reference photos, a simple tech pack, or even a sketch, share those along with your logo file if branding is required. We typically develop a sample for approval, then refine based on feedback (structure, finishing, trim matching, and packaging). Once the sample is approved, we confirm production specs and timelines. If your assortment includes multiple styles, we can prioritize one hero sample first and then extend the same trim family to the set.

Lead times depend on complexity and seasonality, but a common planning range is 7-15 days for sampling and 25-45 days for bulk production after approval. Peak season can extend production, so early sampling helps secure your retail delivery window. For shipping, sea freight is typically the most economical for bulk cartons, while air freight can be used for urgent replenishment or smaller volumes. We can pack to protect structure during transit and coordinate labeling to support smoother receiving at your warehouse or fulfillment partner. Share your required in-store date and destination so we can recommend a realistic timeline.