Vegan bags are eco-friendly bags made without animal-derived materials like leather or fur. They offer cruelty-free and sustainable alternatives, crafted from materials like Pinatex, Desserto, and Vegea.

We’re start-up friendly, our minimum orders start from just 100 units for private label goods. And only 50 for white label goods.

White Label Products:
White label products refer to pre-designed items produced by a manufacturer without any branding or logo. These products are then sold to various retailers or resellers who can have their own branding and labels added before selling them to consumers. In the fashion industry, white label products are often mass-produced and allow retailers to offer a wide range of products without investing in design and manufacturing processes.

Private Label Goods:
On the other hand, private label goods are products designed, produced, and branded by a manufacturer for a specific retailer or brand. The retailer or brand has control over the design, specifications, and branding, allowing them to create unique and exclusive products tailored to their target market. Private label goods in the fashion industry offer retailers the opportunity to differentiate themselves from competitors and build brand loyalty through exclusive offerings.

They can be! Our vegan bags are designed to be more sustainable and environmentally friendly compared to traditional leather bags. They utilize renewable plant-based materials and recycled and organic components reducing the impact on the planet.

The Vegan bag manufacturer works with various eco-friendly materials, including Pinatex (derived from pineapple leaves), Desserto (made from cactus plants), and Vegea (created from grape waste fibers).

Not at all! High-quality vegan bags are known for their durability and longevity. Advanced manufacturing techniques ensure they withstand daily wear and tear, offering reliable and stylish companions for years to come.

Yes, the Vegan Bag Manufacturer offers custom design services, allowing you to create bespoke bags that reflect your brand's identity and vision.

Some vegan materials, like synthetic leather alternatives, can offer water resistance. They are also relatively easy to clean and maintain, making them practical choices for daily use.

Not always, be sure to check what materials and process they use. Synthetic leather has had bad press due to toxic PU content and sweatshop manufacturers creating cheap fast fashion items. Be sure to find an ethical vegan bag manufacturer that emphasize sustainability throughout their operations, from sourcing materials to production processes. They strive to minimize the ecological footprint of their products.

Unlike real leather, which often has a distinctive scent, most vegan bags do not have a strong odor. The lack of animal-derived materials in vegan bags results in a more neutral smell, making them appealing to those sensitive to strong scents.

There are many different types of vegan leather, each with its own unique properties. Some of the most common types of vegan leather include:

Polyurethane (PU) leather: PU leather is a synthetic material that is made from a combination of plastic and resin. It is a popular choice for vegan leather because it is durable and relatively inexpensive.

Vinyl leather: Vinyl leather is another type of synthetic leather that is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC). It is similar to PU leather in terms of durability, but it is often less expensive.

Plant based bio leather: These are relatively new and exciting materials that use bio plant waste to create the main component of leather like material. Some examples like Cactus leather supplier Desserto are popular among new brands. You can find more info on these types of materials on our site.