Fifteen handbag styles are photographed in the current range — open totes, top-handle shapes, flap bags and structured frames. Each silhouette is built on its own pattern, so the category can be planned by use rather than by colour.
A handbag order usually starts with how the bag is carried, not with a model code. Every style in this category is a separate photograph of a separate bag, with its own body shape, handle construction and closure — the names are descriptive labels written from those photographs so each design stays easy to identify.
Lining, internal pockets, hardware grade and size grading are not fixed by these photographs. They are agreed in writing per project, so a shortlisted style is specified in detail before development begins.
Structured tote · caramel
Flap · circular lock
15
separate handbag photographs, each mapped to one style page.
Buyers usually arrive with a use case rather than a silhouette. This is how the four groups in the catalogue map onto the briefs we see most often — and what has to be settled before the first prototype is made.
Where a brief does not fit one group, we develop around it. The catalogue is a starting point, not the limit of what can be produced.
Carry needFits the groupConfirm before development
01Daily carry with documents
Open tote or structured frame
Base reinforcement, handle drop length and whether the body stands when loaded.
02Business and travel
Structured briefcase or boston
Frame rigidity, edge finishing and how the handles are anchored to the body.
03Occasion and evening
Top handle, dome or flap
Clasp type and finish, lining colour and whether the strap detaches.
04Seasonal, lighter weight
Woven or textured surface
Surface stability, colour fastness and how the trim meets the body.
The photographed styles
15 handbags, held in four groups.
Each card opens the style on its own page, where the visible construction details sit with the photograph they came from. Nothing is merged across shapes.
15 of 15 styles
5 styles01
Open totes and carry-alls
Five tote bodies, each with a different handle construction — slim long handles, rounded rings, black leather straps and a studded mini.
This group has room for development. Send the shape you need and our design team will build it around your brief.
Style names are descriptive labels written from the photographs, not model codes. Ask our team to confirm the exact reference, size range and finish for any style you shortlist.
The same silhouette can serve a retail range, a private label programme and a gifting order. What changes is the detail specification, not the pattern.
Category context — retail display
Retail handbag ranges
Build a season around a mix of carry patterns instead of one repeated silhouette: a tote for capacity, a top handle for occasion, a flap for gifting.
Agree the silhouette split, finish family and hardware tone before development.
Private label programmes
Clasps, tassels, trim and lining are where a private label shows. Settle artwork and placement early, because they sit on the finished style.
Sign off logo format, label placement and packing at the prototype stage.
Travel and duty-free assortments
Lighter woven and textured surfaces travel well, while structured frames suit buyers who need the bag to keep its line in a display.
Confirm surface stability and how the bag packs flat for shipment.
Corporate and gifting orders
Smaller top-handle and flap shapes carry branding without overwhelming the product, which makes them easier to standardise across a gift programme.
Confirm quantity per colourway and whether packaging is branded too.
Supported specifications
What you can specify, and what the photos do not fix.
Six areas are agreed on every handbag project. Details outside them are discussed rather than assumed.
01
Material and surface
Smooth, pebbled, textured and woven surfaces appear in the photographs. Exact material, temper and finish are confirmed with a physical swatch.
02
Body and pattern
Each silhouette is its own pattern. Dimensions, base reinforcement and handle drop can be adjusted per project rather than scaled from a photo.
03
Hardware and closure
Clasps, locks, zip pulls, rings and studs are specified together with their finish, so repeat orders can be matched to the same component.
04
Lining and interior
Lining colour, internal pockets and dividers are set per project. None of these are fixed by the catalogue photographs.
05
Branding and trim
Embossing, woven labels, hang tags, tassels and edge trim are agreed as one group, with artwork approved before production.
06
Packing and shipment
Individual wrapping, dust bags and carton marking are planned with the order, along with the destination market's requirements.
Visible in the photographs
Body shape, handle construction, closure type, hardware tone and the surface as photographed. These are the details our team can discuss against a specific style page.
Agreed per project
Dimensions, lining, internal pockets, hardware grade, branding, packing and certification requirements. None of these should be inferred from a catalogue photo alone.
Category questions
Asked before a handbag project starts.
Questions buyers raise most often about this category. If yours is not here, ask us directly rather than guessing from a photograph.
Fifteen styles are photographed in this category, grouped into open totes, top-handle shapes, flap bags and structured frames. Each one links to its own page so the visible construction details stay with the right bag.
No. The names are descriptive labels written from the photographs to help you refer to a shape. Model codes are not fixed on this site, so please confirm the exact reference with our team before ordering.
Material and colour are agreed per project. The photographs show the finish as built, so shortlist the options you want — including a physical swatch — and confirm them with our team before development.
Yes, that is a development question rather than a catalogue one. Send the target dimensions and how the bag will be carried, and our design team will confirm what can be adjusted on that silhouette.
We keep our own design team and can work from original designs or from a customer's specific requirements, including ODM orders. A brief with reference images, quantities and target market moves fastest.
Bag type or a reference style, target quantity per style and colourway, preferred material and hardware tone, branding format, and the delivery market. Anything missing can be settled in the follow-up.
Category inquiry
Send a shortlist, not a full order.
Name the styles you want to discuss or send a reference image. Our design team can confirm what is already possible, what needs development, and where the specification has to be settled first.
The silhouette or a link to the style page you mean
