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Nonwoven garment bags Suit covers Bridal gown bags Dry-cleaning garment covers

We manufacture nonwoven garment bags for menswear retail, tailoring, bridal boutiques, and dry-cleaning operations. The spunbond fabric lets air circulate around the garment while blocking dust, which prevents the mildew and odor problems that sealed plastic covers cause on natural fibers. Lengths run from 40" suits to 72" gowns, with zipper, PVC window, and travel-handle options available.

• 100% virgin PP spunbond fabric, 60–120 gsm

• Breathable fabric, dust-resistant, mildew-safe

• Full-length nylon zipper, center or side opening

• Optional clear PVC window and ID pocket

• Flat or 3D gusseted profiles for suits to gowns

• Screen printing or 7-color BOPP gravure lamination

Service & Delivery

OEM & ODM accepted
Free artwork support
Sample available before bulk order

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Garment Bag Specifications at a Glance

Parameter	Details
Material	100% virgin spunbond polypropylene (PP)
Fabric Weight	60–120 gsm (80 gsm standard for suits)
Closure	Full-length nylon zipper (center or side opening)
Display	Clear PVC window (0.15 mm) and ID card pocket (optional)
Structure	Flat profile or 3D gusseted base (optional)
Hardware	Metal eyelet and cross-stitched carry handles (travel versions)
Printing	Spot-color screen printing / 7-color BOPP gravure lamination
Size	Custom lengths, e.g. 40–48" (suits) to 60–72" (gowns)
MOQ	5,000–10,000 pieces per design; 10,000–20,000 pieces for laminated / rotogravure printing (cylinder setup). Trial orders negotiable when fabric is in stock
Lead Time	Samples: 3–5 days (unprinted) / 7–10 days (printed); Bulk: 20–30 days after sample approval and deposit

Garment Bag Styles We Make

How Nonwoven Protects Garments in Storage

The job of a garment cover is to protect the garment without trapping it in stale air. Nonwoven fabric blocks dust while letting air pass through, which is why garments stored in nonwoven covers do not develop the mildew and odor issues common with sealed PE plastic covers. We build these covers on 60–120 gsm fabric with nylon zipper tracks and reinforced hanger openings, so the seams hold up through repeated retail handling and travel.

Printing & Branding on Garment Covers

A garment cover spends months or years with a customer, so it works as a long-term brand surface. For 1–2 color logos, screen printing matches Pantone references on the standard spunbond surface. For full-panel or photographic artwork, 7-color BOPP gravure lamination prints the design on film and bonds it to the fabric, adding a waterproof, scratch-resistant layer at the same time.

Customization Options for Bulk Orders

Most garment bag orders are custom OEM projects. The following options can be combined freely — tell us which matter most to your use case, and we will build around them.

Option	Available Choices
Size	Custom length and gusset depth, 40"–72"
Fabric Color	Stock masterbatch colors or full-surface printed design
Closure	Center zipper, side zipper, or dual-slider track
Display	Clear PVC window, transparent ID card pocket
Travel Hardware	Metal eyelet, cross-stitched carry handles

Custom Garment Bag Projects

About Changyuan Nonwoven

We are a nonwoven fabric and bag manufacturer based in Changzhou, China, running a full production line from raw material to finished goods since 2012. Our factory handles fabric extrusion, 7-color gravure printing, lamination, and bag making in-house, serving clients in 20+ countries with a daily output of 200,000 pieces.

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FAQs

Why is nonwoven better than plastic for garment storage?

PE plastic covers seal air inside, and trapped moisture turns into mildew on natural fibers over time. Nonwoven PP spunbond lets air circulate while blocking dust, so garments stored in these covers stay dry and odor-free through long storage periods.

How can staff identify a garment without opening the cover?

We can integrate a clear PVC viewing window (0.15–0.20 mm) or a transparent ID card pocket into the cover. Staff can then verify the garment or read the order details without unzipping the cover and exposing the contents to dust.

What makes a garment bag suitable for travel?

The travel version adds cross-stitched carry handles and a reinforced metal eyelet at the base. The bag folds vertically, the hanger hook passes through the eyelet, and the long cover becomes a compact, balanced carrying tote.

How do I choose the right fabric weight?

Match fabric weight to the garment. 80 gsm is the standard for suits. Heavy bridal gowns and winter coats need 100–120 gsm fabric plus a wide bottom gusset so the load does not crush the fabric or stress the seams.

What printing methods are available for branding?

Spot-color screen printing handles 1–2 color logos and matches Pantone references. For full-color or photographic artwork, 7-color BOPP gravure lamination bonds a printed film to the fabric and adds a waterproof surface. All inks are SGS-tested.

Are nonwoven garment bags recyclable?

Yes. The covers are made from virgin polypropylene and are built for repeated use, replacing single-use plastic dry-cleaning bags. PP carries recycling code 5 and is recyclable where local collection for this resin exists.

How to Specify Garment Bags for Retail and Dry-Cleaning Use

Specifying garment bags in bulk comes down to three decisions: fabric weight, internal profile, and hardware. Get them right and the cover works for years on a retail rack; get them wrong and the garment arrives creased, damp, or damaged.

Why Fabric Choice Matters for Storage

PE plastic covers seal air inside. On natural fibers, trapped moisture turns to mildew within weeks, and the sealed cover also traps odor. PP spunbond nonwoven lets air circulate continuously while blocking airborne dust, which is why tailors and bridal boutiques treat it as the standard material for long-term garment storage. Any cover that will sit on a garment in a warehouse or closet for months needs breathability more than it needs sealing.

Matching Profile to Garment Volume

Internal space should match the garment's footprint so fabric does not crush against the zipper line:

Profile	Characteristics	Typical Use
Flat Cover	Thin 2D profile, 40″–48″ lengths	Menswear, standard suits, dry-cleaning
Gusseted Cover	Expanded bottom gusset, 60″–72″ lengths	Bridal wear, evening gowns, voluminous costumes
Foldable Travel Cover	Carry handles and base eyelet, folds into a tote	Business travel, mobile tailoring

Hardware and Identification

Two details are worth specifying before bulk production. First, the zipper path: center zippers are standard; side zippers give easier access on covered racks. Second, if staff need to identify garments without opening the cover, add a clear PVC window or ID pocket at the order stage — retrofitting after production costs more than the option itself.