Strap for a Tote Bag
The choice of strap you use to make your tote bags is not insignificant.
Even though at first glance it may seem like a mere accessory to the fabric, it’s actually the most crucial element for your customer: if it’s too stiff or too thick, it will paradoxically tend to detract from the tote bag’s fabric and be uncomfortable to hold. If it’s too flimsy and prone to wrinkling, it will make the bag look like “junk”; if it’s made of synthetic material, it will ruin your environmental image; if it’s made of jute, it will be too rustic; and if it’s colored, it must not bleed under any circumstances.
Over the years, Sagaert has learned how to manufacture these tote bag straps with exactly the look and “feel” that customers love, incorporating the subjective—even subliminal—elements that will make your product stand out from the sea of offerings from your competitors.
Be sure to consult with us when creating your next tote bag prototypes—you won't believe the wide range of solid-color and branded straps we offer.
Tote Bag Strap: Details
Even though at first glance it’s considered just an accessory to the fabric, the strap is actually the most decisive element for your customer when it comes to a tote bag: if it’s too stiff and too thick, it will paradoxically tend to detract from the fabric and be uncomfortable to hold. If it’s too flexible and prone to wrinkling, it will make the bag look like “junk”; if it’s made of synthetic material, it will ruin your environmental image; if it’s made of jute, it will be too rustic; and if it’s colored, it must not bleed under any circumstances.
Over the years, Sagaert has learned how to manufacture these tote bag straps with exactly the look and “handmade” that appeal to customers, incorporating the subjective and subliminal elements that will make your product stand out from the sea of offerings from your competitors.
Is a prototype tote bag in the works?
Be sure to contact us: you'll be surprised by the wide range of plain and printed straps we offer.
Please contact usTote Bag Straps: Frequently Asked Questions
Because it determines how the entire bag is perceived in terms of quality: if it’s too stiff, it detracts from the fabric; if it’s too flimsy, it looks like “junk.”
Synthetic materials damage the environmental image, jute looks too rustic, and a color that bleeds should be avoided.
Both, with a wider selection of plain or printed specialty straps than you might imagine.
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