Fabric Colors and Matching

Fast facts

Choose fabric colors that connect your bags to your brand, collection or event. Fabric color sets the overall appearance of a bag and provides the background for its cords, trims and branding.

Color choices
Stock shades or custom-dyed colors

References
Pantone textile references or physical samples

Materials
Options depend on the selected fabric

Appearance
Influenced by texture, sheen and lighting

Sampling
Physical color approval before production

Coordination
Single colors or a coordinated collection

Why choose it?
Stock shades give you a practical starting point for everyday packaging. Custom dyeing helps create a more distinctive brand color when quantities allow. A coordinated palette also makes different bag sizes and materials feel like part of the same collection, whether you are packaging one product or a complete range.

Things to consider
A color on a screen can look different on fabric. Cotton, nylon and other materials may also show the same reference differently. Approve a physical sample under suitable lighting, and agree acceptable variation between production batches. Custom dyeing can involve fabric minimums and additional sampling time.

Customization options
Select from stock colors for your chosen material. Request custom dyeing to a suitable Pantone reference. Supply a physical sample for color matching. Coordinate shades across different bag sizes and styles. Review fabric, cord and trim colors together before approval.

Best suited for
Branded product packaging; Gift and promotional bags; Event favor bags; Handbag and shoe dust bags; Retail collections; Coordinated packaging rang.