5 materialsLaptop Bags
Padded shoulder-carry laptop bags for professionals, corporate teams and retail.
Materials: Polyester, PU Leather, Genuine Leather, Nylon, Canvas
Glossary
What is D-ring?
A D-shaped metal or plastic ring used to attach straps.
Quick answer
D-ring: A D-shaped metal or plastic ring used to attach straps.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- D-ring strength and the stitching around it decide whether a strap holds under load.
- Related: Binding tape
- Related: Trolley sleeve
- Related: Rivets
What does D-ring mean?
D-rings anchor detachable shoulder straps, key clips and accessories to a bag. They are sewn into a webbing loop on the bag body.
Why it matters when ordering bags
D-ring strength and the stitching around it decide whether a strap holds under load.
Where you will see this term
- 5 materials
6 materialsDuffle Bags
Weekend duffels, sports duffels and leather duffels in bulk.
Materials: Polyester, Nylon, Canvas, Genuine Leather, PU Leather, Tarpaulin & Heavy-Duty PVC+1- 4 materials
Office Messenger Bags
Flap-front messenger bags for documents, tablets and field sales teams.
Materials: Genuine Leather, PU Leather, Canvas, Polyester
Questions buyers ask
Something else? Ask on WhatsApp and the production team will reply.
What does D-ring mean in bag manufacturing?
D-rings anchor detachable shoulder straps, key clips and accessories to a bag. They are sewn into a webbing loop on the bag body.
Why should a bulk buyer care about D-ring?
D-ring strength and the stitching around it decide whether a strap holds under load.
Where does D-ring come up when ordering bags?
Mostly with laptop bags, duffle bags and office messenger bags. Mention it in your enquiry and we will explain the options on your sample.
Can Vago explain this on my quote?
Yes. Quotes list the key specifications in plain language, and you can ask questions on WhatsApp (+91 95373 25355).
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