15 materials
Bag Materials
Material decides how a bag looks, how long it lasts and what it costs. Compare the options we work with and see which bags suit each one.
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Material decides how a bag looks, how long it lasts and what it costs. Compare the options we work with and see which bags suit each one.
Updated by the Vago team
Key takeaways
- Samples are available before bulk production
- Branding: printing, embroidery, labels or embossing
- Delivery across India by road transport or courier
Eco-friendly materials
Canvas
Heavy cotton or poly-cotton weave for sturdy, printable bags.
Cotton
Soft, reusable and easy to print — a popular plastic-bag alternative.
Jute
Natural, biodegradable fibre with a strong eco-friendly appeal.
Juco (Jute-Cotton Blend)
The look of jute with a softer feel and a better print surface.
Kraft & Art Paper
Branded paper carry bags for retail, gifting and food outlets.
Recycled PET (rPET)
Fabric made from recycled plastic bottles for sustainability-focused brands.
Leather, synthetic & technical materials
Genuine Leather
Premium, long-lasting bags that develop character with use.
PU Leather
A leather look at a controlled cost, with consistent colour across bulk runs.
Synthetic / Faux Leather
Budget-friendly leather alternative for fashion and promotional bags.
Nylon
Lightweight, strong and water-resistant for active and travel use.
Polyester
Durable, colour-fast and economical for most everyday bags.
Non-Woven (PP)
Low-cost reusable carry bags for retail and promotions.
Velvet & Satin
Soft-touch fabrics for jewellery pouches, potlis and gift packaging.
Tarpaulin & Heavy-Duty PVC
Waterproof, rugged fabric for tool, vehicle and industrial bags.
Neoprene
Cushioned, stretchy fabric for sleeves and protective cases.
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