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Custom Printed Nonwoven Bags

Silkscreen, full-color lamination, and logo printing on any nonwoven bag style — Pantone-matched, in-house, at wholesale volume.

Printing is the reason most buyers order custom nonwoven bags, so we run it as a core, in-house process across every bag style we make. We print with silkscreen for clean solid-color logos, heat transfer and full-color gravure lamination for photographic artwork, and add finishes like matte or gloss lamination, embossing, and hot stamping. Every job is matched to your Pantone references and proofed before production. Whether it is a one-color logo on a checkout tote or full-color art on a laminated shopping bag, we control print quality from the fabric up, so color stays accurate and does not crack or fade with reuse.

Because we print in-house on our own fabric, we hold color and registration consistent across bulk runs and reorders. Pick the print method to suit your artwork and budget, and we will proof it, match it, and run it.

Silkscreen for solid-color logos
Full-color gravure lamination
Heat transfer for photographic art
Pantone color matching
Matte, gloss, embossed, or hot-stamped finish
Print on any bag style
OEM & ODM, flexible MOQ
Proof and sample before production

Fully customizable

Method: silkscreen, heat transfer, or gravure lamination
Colors: single, multi, or full-color; Pantone-matched
Finish: matte, gloss, embossing, or hot stamping
Coverage: logo, panel, or edge-to-edge
Artwork: your file, we proof before the run
Applies to: D-cut, T-shirt, handle, box, and more

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Printing Options

Item	Detail
Print Methods	Silkscreen, heat transfer, gravure lamination, flexographic
Full-Color	Gravure printed on BOPP film, then laminated; vivid and edge-to-edge
Color Matching	Pantone-matched with SGS-certified eco inks
Finishes	Matte or gloss lamination, embossing, hot stamping (laminated)
Coverage	Single-color logo to edge-to-edge full color
Registration	Held tight on the gravure line, within 0.1 mm
Fabric	100% virgin PP; plain or laminated
Proofing	Mock-up and physical sample before mass production
Applies To	D-cut, T-shirt, handle, box, drawstring, and more
MOQ & Customization	Flexible by method and coverage
Export Terms	EXW, FOB, or DDP; worldwide

Printing Methods We Offer

Silkscreen Logo Printing

Silkscreen is the workhorse for a clean, solid-color logo, and it is the most cost-effective print at volume. Ink is pushed straight onto the fabric, so the color sits bright and holds up to reuse without cracking. For a one- to few-color logo on a large run of shopping or checkout bags, silkscreen gives the best price per bag and a crisp, durable mark.

Full-Color Gravure Lamination

When the artwork is photographic or full of color, we print it on BOPP film with gravure and laminate that film to the nonwoven. The result is vivid, edge-to-edge color that stays sharp, plus a water-resistant, premium surface. This is the route for retail and brand bags where the print has to look like packaging, not a stamp.

Pantone Matching and Proofing

Brand color is where cheap printing fails, so we match to your Pantone references and proof the job before the run. Printing on the flat fabric panel before the bag is cut keeps color even across the whole order, and a signed-off sample means the printed bag you approve is the one you receive. We use SGS-certified eco inks, so color stays saturated with no harsh smell.

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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

What printing methods do you offer for nonwoven bags?

We offer silkscreen for solid-color logos, heat transfer for detailed and photographic artwork, and full-color gravure lamination for vivid edge-to-edge print. We also add embossing and hot stamping on laminated bags. We match the method to your artwork, run size, and budget, and it applies across every bag style we make.

Can you match our exact Pantone colors?

Yes. We match to your Pantone references and proof the color before the run, and we print on the flat fabric panel before the bag is cut so color stays even across the whole order. We use SGS-certified eco inks, which stay saturated and have no harsh smell.

Which method is best for a full-color photographic design?

For photographic or full-color art, gravure lamination gives the best result: the design is printed on film and laminated to the bag, so color is vivid and edge-to-edge and the surface is water-resistant. Heat transfer is an option for detailed art on smaller runs. We will recommend the method that fits your art and quantity.

Do you proof the print before production?

Yes. We send a mock-up for your approval before mass production, and we can produce a physical sample before you commit to a bulk order. The printed sample you sign off on is the bag you receive.

What is your minimum order for custom printing, and do you support OEM and ODM?

Our minimum for custom printing is flexible and depends on the method and coverage, and we support both OEM and ODM: send finished artwork, or give us the brief and we will design it. We proof and sample before the run, and we quote on standard export terms.

Will the print crack or fade with reuse?

No, when it is done right. Silkscreen ink sits bright and durable on the fabric, and laminated print is sealed under film, so neither cracks nor fades with normal reuse. We print on virgin PP with SGS-certified inks and cure laminated stock so the layers bond, which keeps the print looking right over the life of the bag.

Choosing a Printing Method for Nonwoven Bags

How nonwoven bags are printed

Nonwoven bags are printed either directly on the fabric or on a film that is laminated to the fabric. Direct methods, silkscreen, heat transfer, and flexographic, print onto the plain nonwoven; lamination prints full-color artwork on BOPP film with gravure and then bonds that film to the bag. Printing is done on flat fabric panels before the bag is cut and sewn, which keeps color even across a run. The method sets the cost, the color range, and the finish, so it is worth matching to your artwork and quantity rather than defaulting to one. Note that dye sublimation, common on polyester, does not work on standard PP nonwoven.

Print methods compared

Method	Color Range	Best For
Silkscreen	One to four spot colors	Logos, simple art, high volume
Heat transfer	Full color	Photographic art, smaller runs
Gravure lamination	Full color, edge-to-edge	Retail and brand bags, premium finish
Flexographic	Simple repeats	Patterns and repeating graphics
Embossing / hot stamping	Tactile or metallic	Premium and gift bags (laminated only)

Getting color right

The most common print complaint is color that does not match the brand. Two things fix it: matching to Pantone references rather than a screen preview, and proofing on the actual fabric before the run. We hold registration tight on the gravure line, within 0.1 mm, so multi-color art does not ghost, and we use SGS-certified eco inks so color stays saturated with no chemical smell. Because we print in-house on our own fabric, we hold that color and registration consistent across a bulk order and across reorders.

What to send us

Vector artwork (AI, EPS, or PDF) for logos, or high-resolution files for photographic art.
Your Pantone references for each brand color.
The bag style, size, and print coverage you want.
The run size, so we can recommend the most cost-effective method.
Any finish you want: matte, gloss, embossing, or hot stamping.

We run printing, lamination, and forming in-house, so the same team controls the fabric, the print, and the bag. That is why we can match a brand color, hold it across a large run, and repeat it on the next order, which is what keeps a printed-bag program looking consistent from batch to batch.