Beach Backpacks
Wholesale & Custom Manufacturing

MOQ depends on the exact structure, material, and branding method. For many wholesale programs, a typical starting point is around 300 pcs per style and color, especially when using standard fabrics and trims. If you need custom colors, custom zipper pullers, or complex all-over printing, the MOQ can be higher because upstream materials require minimum runs. For buyers who want to test a program first, we can often suggest a more production-friendly spec (simpler pocket layout or existing materials) to reduce risk. Share your target market, quantity, and logo needs and we will recommend the most practical MOQ path.

Yes, we can develop a waterproof beach backpack using coated or laminated fabrics and closure designs that reduce splash ingress. Options include roll-top openings, covered zippers, and seam solutions (such as seam tape or welded construction options) depending on performance goals and price tier. Because "waterproof" can mean different things in real use, we recommend defining the scenario: light splash, heavy rain, or accidental drops near water. We can then align fabric, seams, and hardware accordingly and propose a realistic test approach. Final performance depends on the complete design, not just the fabric.

Sand and saltwater tend to attack zippers, seams, and hardware first, so construction details matter as much as material choice. We recommend reinforced stress points (like shoulder strap anchors), a tougher base panel for abrasion, and easy-to-clean surfaces in high-contact areas. For sand-heavy destinations, mesh panels and drainage features help debris fall out and reduce trapped moisture. Hardware selection also matters: corrosion-resistant trims and zipper choices can improve longevity. Finally, pocket design helps end users: a dedicated wet area and a protected valuables pocket keep contents organized and reduce the "everything is sandy" problem.

Yes. Wet/dry separation can be achieved with a waterproof-lined pocket, drainage grommets, or a removable pouch that contains swimwear and keeps the main compartment dry. For cooler functionality, we can integrate a lower insulated compartment using foam insulation and a wipe-clean liner, while keeping a separate upper zone for towels and electronics. The key engineering points are seam finishing, zipper selection, and how the cooler is supported so it stays comfortable when loaded. We will also discuss how you want customers to use it (short trips vs longer day use) to choose the right insulation and pocket layout.

The best logo method depends on fabric type and the look you want. For clean, bold branding on smooth panels, screen printing can be cost-effective; for more detailed artwork, heat transfer is common, but it should be matched to the coating and expected abrasion. Embroidery is durable on suitable fabrics and gives a premium feel, while woven labels and rubber patches are strong options for long-term wear and a branded look without relying on ink. For beach use, we also consider placement: areas that rub against clothing or sand will wear faster, so we often recommend protected front panels or upper zones.

Quality control starts with confirming materials and construction details during sampling, then carrying those standards into production. Common checkpoints include verifying fabric and coating consistency, checking seam reinforcement at stress points, and ensuring pocket and zipper alignment for smooth use. For higher water-resistance builds, we focus on seam finishing and closure construction because small gaps can undermine performance. Inline inspections help catch issues early, and final inspection verifies appearance, function, and packing requirements. If you have specific standards (pull strength, colorfastness, or market compliance), we can align the inspection plan and arrange third-party checks as needed.

Lead time depends on the development level (existing pattern vs new structure), material availability, and season. As a general guideline, a pre-production sample often takes about 7-14 days after confirming the spec and receiving complete artwork files. Bulk production frequently falls in the 25-45 day range after sample approval, with longer timelines possible for complex custom materials or peak-season capacity. Shipping time varies by method and destination. The fastest way to keep timelines stable is to finalize pocket layout, branding method, and packaging early so there are fewer changes after sampling.

We can support compliance needs by providing material information, aligning material selection to target markets, and arranging third-party testing when required. Common requirements vary by product positioning and destination, so we recommend sharing where you sell (US, EU, UK, etc.) and whether the backpack is intended for adult, kids, or promotional use. Based on that, we can suggest appropriate materials and documentation workflows and help plan testing for relevant regulations (such as chemical restrictions). If you already have a testing protocol or lab preference, we can coordinate sample submission and production consistency to match your requirements.