Custom Nylon Mesh Swimming Bag with Logo | Bulk 500

B2B Sourcing Overview: Mesh Drawstring Bag

• MOQ: 100 pcs (spec) | 500 pcs for logo/graphic design
• Lead Time: 35 business days for 1–5,000 pcs | Above 5,000 negotiated
• Material: Polyester (per key attributes) — product name references nylon; verify in writing
• Key Spec: 30 × 20 cm | 0.03 kg single package | Washable, reusable, foldable | 200 pcs/ctn
• Decoration: Sublimation (key attributes); silk screen, heat transfer also listed
• Compliance: Documentation available upon request

Attribute Data Matrix

Technical Comparison Analysis

Polyester mesh vs. cotton canvas drawstring bag. Cotton canvas holds more weight and offers a solid print panel, so it suits heavier branded drawstring bags with detailed artwork. This mesh bag is listed as washable, foldable, and reusable, and the open weave drains and breathes — the fit for swimming gear and grocery use where the bag carries wet or loose items. At 0.03 kg single package weight, it ships lighter than canvas. For heavy load and solid print surface, canvas is the alternative; for wet gear and drainage, mesh is the practical fit.

Polyester vs. nylon — an unresolved question in this listing. The key attribute block names polyester; the product name references nylon. Both are synthetic substrates, but they classify under different HS codes and behave slightly differently in a mesh weave. Until the supplier confirms the substrate in writing, treat the material as unverified. Documentation can be provided for your destination market's requirements — request a material declaration and match it to the sample before booking freight.

Multi-Scenario Buyer Applications

Swim club coordinator. A swim club outfitting members with a branded gear bag would confirm the mesh weave holds wet goggles and a towel without straining, that the drawstring closure works smoothly under daily use, and that the 30 × 20 cm size fits a pool bag slot. The print on the mesh matters — a bold club mark reads cleanly through the open weave while fine detail gets lost. The 35-day lead time for orders of 1–5,000 pieces is the planning constraint, and the print minimum of 500 pieces at $0.20 per piece fits a club-scale order. Confirm the material (polyester vs nylon) in writing before ordering.

Beach and resort retailer buyer. A retailer adding a mesh bag to a summer assortment would confirm the washable and foldable features are visible in the physical sample, that the black base color matches the assortment, and that the custom print reads on the mesh from a shelf distance. The 0.03 kg single package weight keeps freight low. Verify the substrate in writing first — polyester and nylon classify separately at import, and a retail brand may have a stated position on one or the other. Confirm the carton configuration (200 pcs per carton) matches the retail distribution plan.

Promotional products reseller. A reseller quoting branded mesh bags for a client program would confirm the print minimum (500 pcs at $0.20/pc) against the client's order, the print method for the mesh (sublimation, silk screen, or heat transfer per the confirmed quotation), and the substrate in writing before quoting the client. The 35-day production window is on the long side relative to typical promotional goods, so build that into the client's timeline. For a cross-border program, verify destination-market textile labeling requirements and confirm the HS code with a customs broker.

FAQ Matrix

Q: Can I get a sample before committing to the 500-piece branded run?
A: Request a sample to verify the mesh weave, drawstring function, and print legibility before committing to the 500-piece branded run. The source does not publish a sample time, so confirm the sample process at quotation. Critically, verify the substrate of the sample against the supplier's written material declaration — if the sample is polyester and the listing mentions nylon, resolve that in writing before the bulk order.

Q: How should I plan freight around the 35-day lead time?
A: The 35-day window applies to 1–5,000 pieces and starts after artwork approval and deposit; volumes above 5,000 are negotiated. Book freight against the confirmed production completion date. The bag packs at 35 × 30 × 0.5 cm and 0.03 kg single package weight, and cartons hold 200 pcs — confirm the carton dimensions and gross weight with the supplier before booking. Sea freight suits bulk volumes; express covers samples and short-notice needs.

Q: What payment structure should I expect?
A: Payment terms are not published in the listing. T/T with a deposit and balance before shipment is standard for this order type; confirm the split, accepted methods, and balance trigger in the quotation. Tie the terms to the production schedule so the 35-day window, the sample step, and the payment milestones line up. Lock the material confirmation and payment terms in the same written quotation.

Q: How do I verify stitch, drawstring, and print quality before the run?
A: Approve a printed sample before the bulk run and check the mesh weave, seam stitching, and drawstring function under a loaded pull test. Inspect the print for registration and legibility on the open mesh. Specify an AQL level in the purchase order (AQL 2.5 is common for bags) and request a pre-shipment inspection report. Request the documentation set for your destination market — no specific certification is named in the source.