OEM/ODM Service:
Custom Beach Bag Manufacturing

OEM means you provide the design direction (tech pack, drawings, or a reference sample) and we manufacture to spec. ODM starts from existing structures and patterns, then we customize materials, features, and branding to match your concept. Private label beach bags typically use proven, brand-ready styles where the main work is labels, packaging, and SKU setup. The right model depends on how unique you need the bag to be, how fast you want to launch, and how much development work you want to manage. We can recommend an approach after reviewing your goals, budget, and target market.

Clanbag operates as a custom beach bag manufacturer focused on B2B production. That matters because it enables clearer control over materials, workmanship standards, and production scheduling. It also helps when your program needs repeatability across reorders: the same fabric specifications, the same label placements, and consistent carton labeling for receiving. For buyers, this typically translates into faster problem solving during sampling, clearer accountability during production, and a more reliable path from prototype approval to bulk shipment. If you have audit or documentation requirements, we can align on what you need at the start of the project.

MOQ depends on the style, material, and any custom components. For development, we can make prototype samples in small quantities to approve size, structure, and decoration. For market tests, we support a low sampling MOQ of 100 pieces for qualifying designs, which is useful for photography, gifting, and initial sell-through validation. Bulk order minimums vary because some fabrics, trims, or packaging items require supplier minimums. If you share your target quantity range, number of colorways, and decoration method, we can confirm the best MOQ plan that balances risk and cost.

Sampling is usually the fastest way to validate decisions before committing to production. Typical sampling is 7-10 days once we confirm materials, trims, and artwork files. Production timing depends on order size, the number of variants, and whether any custom components need additional lead time. To keep schedules predictable, we recommend locking the spec sheet early: dimensions, pocket layout, handle construction, decoration method, and packaging details such as hangtags and carton marks. When approvals are clear, production planning is smoother and the risk of last-minute changes is much lower.

For the best results, provide editable vector files (AI, EPS, or PDF) for logos and text. If you only have raster artwork (JPG or PNG), we can review it, but very small details may not reproduce cleanly depending on the decoration method. Color references are also important: share Pantone codes when possible, or provide a physical sample for matching. We will confirm placement sizes and propose the right method for your material so your logo stays readable and durable. This is especially important for custom printed beach bags with fine lines, gradients, or large print areas.

It depends on the fabric and the artwork. Screen printing is durable and cost-efficient for bold designs with limited colors, often used on canvas and some coated materials. Heat transfer can handle gradients and small text, which is useful for complex promotional artwork, but we verify adhesion and abrasion resistance for your use case. Sublimation works best on compatible polyester fabrics and can deliver vibrant, all-over patterns. For a premium look, embroidery and patches add texture, but they are better suited for thicker fabrics and simpler logo shapes. We recommend a method after reviewing your artwork and bag material.

Yes. Many B2B programs need more than the bag itself, especially for resort retail, distribution centers, or ecommerce prep. We can align on hangtags, care labels, barcode stickers, inserts, and carton marks so receiving and stocking are smoother. If you have a packaging spec, we can follow it; if not, we can propose a practical baseline that protects the product and supports inventory handling. Standardization is also valuable for repeat orders, because it reduces variability and helps your operations team receive and audit shipments consistently.

Quality control starts with a clear, approved reference: the final sample and the spec sheet that define materials, dimensions, stitching standards, and decoration placement. During production, we use checkpoints to verify key risks such as seam strength, handle attachment, zipper function, and print alignment. We also confirm packaging and carton labeling to reduce receiving errors. If you have specific inspection standards or want third-party inspection, we can align on the checklist and timing. The goal is to make quality repeatable, so your next reorder matches what you approved, not just what was available at the moment.