Customer projects

The details behind a bag order.

A school programme with several specifications, a product developed for another brand, the label and packing that finish a range. These records show how the work comes together at Feima, with the project details and original documents kept in view.

July 202285,000 clear bags14 US school districtsVia a promotional products company

Fourteen school districts, coordinated through one factory.

In July 2022, a Top-50 ASI promotional products company placed an 85,000-piece clear-bag programme with Feima for 14 school districts in Georgia and Florida. The programme had a five-week deadline, with several versions to prepare within the same order.

Materials specified by district

Three districts required TPU. Each district’s chosen version stayed with its own specification, so the material requirement remained clear throughout the programme.

Colour and identification details

Two districts required Pantone colours, and one required a student identification field. These details were recorded with the relevant versions, alongside the main bag specification.

A construction detail for one version

One district required reinforcement at the points carrying load. That requirement belonged to its version and was included in the production specification for that part of the order.

The production arrangement

Four lines worked in parallel. Feima completed the 85,000-piece order in four weeks and three days, within the five-week deadline.

After the first shipment: subsequent orders for the programme were 40,000–60,000 pieces per school term. The agreed district versions provided a starting point for those orders.

This was the schedule for that 2022 project. For your programme, we prepare a new plan around the chosen bag, quantities, materials and destination.

For a new programme, your representative brings the models, district or location details and required date into one proposal. Our pattern room and production team work from that agreed specification. You can explore the clear-bag range or discuss a version for your brief.

Historical product documents

The original files, with their scope and dates.

These documents identify particular products and evaluated samples. Your representative checks available files against the selected material, version and intended use for a new order.

ECEENSolar backpack43 listed model numbers10 January 2017

ECEEN solar backpacks: a document naming Feima.

Certificate of Compliance TCT170104E003C names Jinhua Feima Bag Co., Ltd. as applicant and manufacturer, with the trademark ECEEN. The original file lists 43 solar-backpack model numbers, including ECE-602, ECE-925, ECE-926 and CB-010.

The recorded evaluation

The document cites report TCT170104E003, issued by TCT on 10 January 2017. It lists EN 55032:2012+AC:2013 and EN 55024:2010+A1:2015 in relation to EMC 2014/30/EU.

The scope stated in the file

The statement is based on a single evaluation of one sample. The model list, applicant, manufacturer and evaluation details remain together in the original historical document.

Original file: ECEEN solar-backpack Certificate of Compliance, 2017 (PDF).

A solar-backpack proposal records the bag version and selected components with the available documents. Your representative coordinates those details with the development and order discussion.

Historical sample reportTCS-046EN 71-1 and EN 71-212 January 2017

A toy storage bag, identified in its sample report.

Report SCL01000502, dated 12 January 2017, identifies the submitted sample as Baby toy storage bag TCS-046. The original report records the sample and the tests performed.

Mechanical and physical testing

The report records a PASS result for EN 71-1:2014 mechanical and physical testing of the submitted sample.

Flammability testing

It also records a PASS result for EN 71-2:2011+A1:2014 flammability testing. The results stay connected to that sample and those tests.

Original file: TCS-046 EN 71-1 and EN 71-2 sample report, 2017 (PDF).

A new children’s range keeps its own model, material and decoration details. Your contact considers the available files with those choices and your programme’s document request. The documentation guide brings factory certificates and sample reports into the same order conversation.

Product and packing photographs

A closer look at the finishing details.

Printed panels, label placement, pockets and individual packing all form part of the finished bag. These photographs show examples from the project photo collection.

Printed drawstring bagA blue panel, bright cords and several areas of artwork on the front.
Artwork across the panelA cityscape and lettering arranged across a large printed surface.
A second print arrangementA photographic background with contrasting lettering and bright drawcords.
Individual packing and labelsGrey bags in separate clear packs, each with a visible barcode label.
A product card in the packThe card shows the backpack layout, dimensions and folding diagrams alongside the packed item.
Contrasting panels and a pocketA black-and-orange drawstring pack with a front pocket and small contrasting tab.
A label on meshA close view of a mesh pouch, zipper opening and label placement.
Waist-bag openings and trimSeparate zipper openings, webbing and a small front patch on a black waist bag.
Backpack pockets and presentationFront zipper pockets, a top handle and a hanging product tag on the backpack.

Working with your team

Your brand, coordinated from the first brief.

The school-district programme came through a promotional products company. We work with agencies and buying teams to bring their brief into the bag specification, sample and production arrangement.

A dedicated designer can prepare a free image with your logo before the order. Our own pattern room develops the chosen version, and one named representative follows the work. Stock samples take 7 days to prepare; custom samples take 15 days, with courier time additional. Your sales representative prepares the sample carefully and the sales manager oversees progress. The confirmed sample is the production reference.

Feima makes 15 bag categories in one factory. A collection can include several models, with the specifications and packing details recorded for each. Your contact brings the assortment and required date into the same proposal, keeping you informed through production and shipment.

After you write

A clear next step for your bags.

Your first message
Send a model, photograph or idea and the quantity you have in mind. Your salesperson helps prepare the material, branding and sample options.
7 days stock / 15 days custom
These are the sample preparation times; courier time is additional. We confirm the physical sample work and charges with you before starting.
The production plan
The approved sample, quantity, materials and packing shape the schedule. Your salesperson prepares it carefully and the sales manager oversees progress.

Send a drawing, a photo, or just a sentence.

Share the model or idea, quantity and destination. We will help with the material, branding and sample options, then prepare the production plan around your order.

Feima has made bags in Jinhua since 1995. A salesperson prepares your project details, and the sales manager oversees progress.

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