Time-Limited Waterproof Oxford Tote Lunch Bags Insulated Logo Custom Portable Cooler Bags For Woman
| Material | Oxford |
|---|---|
| Type | Cooler Bag,Lunch Bag,Picnic Bag |
| Dimensions | 30.48cm*20.32cm*38.10cm (Customized Made) |
| Color | (Customized Made) |
| Custom Logo | Accept Customized Logo |
| Printing/Design | Customers’requirements |
Lead time
| 1-300 pieces | 20-30 days |
|---|---|
| > 300 pieces | To be negotiated |
Samples are paid and ship in 1-10 days depending on complexity. We reply within 24 hours.
Product notes
- Experienced Manufacturer: We are a seasoned manufacturer specializing in producing high-quality cooler bags, lunch bags, and picnic bags using durable oxford material.
- Flexible Customization: We offer customization options, including size, colors, handle styles, and materials, to meet your specific needs, with ODM & OEM services available.
- Quick Sampling & Production: Our sample lead time ranges from 3 to 15 days, with production time between 7 to 30 days after sample confirmation, depending on the order quantity.
- High Production Capacity: With a production capacity of 20,000 pieces per day, we can efficiently handle large orders.
- Convenient Payment Options: We accept payments through PayPal for a secure and straightforward transaction process.
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Your dimensions, colors and logo on this base design. MOQ 500 pieces.
What This Construction Is Good At, and Where It Is the Wrong Choice
An insulated oxford tote lunch cooler built to the published dimensions gives you a structured, upright carry that fits beside a desk or on a car seat without collapsing. Oxford is the reason. It holds a crease, resists snags, and takes screen printing or heat-transfer decoration better than soft ripstop. That makes it a sensible base for promotional cooler bags and branded lunch programs. The trade-off is weight and hand feel. Oxford is not a soft-touch material. It reads as utilitarian, which suits grocery runs and office lunches more than boutique gifting.
The dimensions themselves create the next decision. The published spec lists 30.48cm, 20.32cm, and 38.10cm but does not assign which value is height, width, or depth. You should confirm that mapping on the approved sample drawing. One of those values will be the mouth opening, and if it lands on the shorter side, wide meal-prep containers will not slide in flat. A buyer who packs bento boxes or glass containers should mock up the internal cavity before approving the pattern. A deep bag hides small items at the bottom, so buyers who pack loose fruit or snack bars often add an internal pocket or a shorter divider.
| Published Spec | What It Means in Use | What to Watch For |
|---|---|---|
| Material Oxford Type Cooler Bag,Lunch Bag,Picnic Bag | A woven, abrasion-resistant shell that accepts logos well and keeps its shape. | Uncoated oxford will soak through at the seams under condensation unless the liner is sealed. |
| Dimensions 30.48cm*20.32cm*38.10cm (Customized Made) | The cavity can carry a lunch, a few cans, or a small picnic load depending on how the axes are assigned. | Some lunch bag patterns narrow at the mouth and make loading a wide container frustrating. |
| Color (Customized Made) | You can match a brand palette or a seasonal range without changing the base pattern. | A picnic bag that slumps looks cheap on a shelf. Confirm the shell stiffness holds the colorway. |
| Custom Logo Accept Customized Logo Printing/Design Customers’requirements | Your mark can be printed, transferred, or labeled depending on the method you approve. | Measure your customer's largest container against the 20.32cm value. That is often the tight dimension. |
| 1-300 pieces 20-30 days | Small runs take roughly a month from approval to dispatch. | A 1cm drift on any dimension changes how containers fit. Confirm the tolerance in the approved sample. |
How Buyers Customize This SPU
Most changes fall into two buckets. The first bucket is routine. Color changes on the oxford shell are a dye-lot or fabric-selection decision, not a tooling event. Handle style, the addition of a front slip pocket, and the position of a woven label are pattern adjustments. They may add a few days to sampling but do not require new molds or dies. A buyer who wants a shorter tote or a wider mouth is still working within the same base construction, so the sample lead time stays close to the published range.
The second bucket needs tooling. A custom-shaped rigid base plate, a molded zipper pull, or a heat-embossed logo with a metal die. Those are not free changes. They may carry additional cost and a longer runway. A heat-transfer PVC logo is typically specified for runs where you want a raised, colored mark. A laser-etched logo needs no die but works best on a contrasting fabric. Buyers usually confirm the exact Pantone reference and the position of the logo on the approved sample, because a color shift of even one shade looks wrong next to your other products.
When the change is structural, say a new handle style, the revision round on the sample is typically two to three days. A new base plate or a custom zipper pull could push sampling out significantly. A color swap on the existing pattern might add nothing. The safest way to plan is to ask which changes are pattern-only and which need a new component before you commit to a sample date.
What to Confirm Before You Approve Sampling
First, the seam sealing. Oxford is a woven fabric, and every needle hole is a potential leak point under condensation. Ask whether the liner is a separate drop-in or a heat-welded construction. A drop-in liner is cheaper and faster to sample, but it leaves a gap where spills can hide. A welded liner costs more and takes longer to approve, but it changes how you can describe the bag. The published spec does not state a foam thickness or a temperature hold time for this SPU. That is normal. You write those values into the approved specification before sampling.
Second, the zipper. Confirm the zipper size, the slider material, and the number of cycling tests the factory runs on this exact construction. A cooler bag that holds a sandwich at 8 degrees Celsius for four hours in a 25-degree room is a different product than one that holds it for two. The zipper is often where the cold leaks first. If you plan to sell this as a lunch bag for commuters, the zipper gets opened and closed more than any other component.
Third, the handle anchors. The handle anchors need a box-X stitch or a bartack. Ask for a close-up photo of the inside of the handle attachment on the pre-production sample. If the stitching is a single row, send it back. Also confirm the colorfastness of the oxford under wet rubbing. A bag that bleeds color onto a white shirt on a humid day is a return, not a reorder. For more on cooler performance, see how long ice lasts in a cooler, and for carry rules, read can you bring a cooler on a plane. If your program leans promotional, check promotional cooler bags.