Madras Tote Bag

Colour is one of the two dropdowns on the page, so it can feed into the live total. The quoted prices are the cheapest combination for each quantity. Switch colours with your quantity set and watch the figure before you add to cart.

The dropdown stops at 1000 per line. For larger runs, ask for a price on the full number and colour split, and it can be worked out for you. The online shop lists other bag styles if you want to compare before asking.

A print-ready PDF at the size you want printed is the safest option. A vector logo keeps lines clean on fabric. If your logo includes fine detail or thin text, simplify it so it still reads on a bag.

It adds +£36.00 at the artwork step. You send your logo and wording and the layout is set up for the bag. This suits charities and community groups who have a badge but no designer on hand.

Yes, ideally. The same logo and colours on bags, signs and window graphics make a shop easy to recognise in the street. If your frontage needs updating too, see shop signs in Manchester.

Choose a colour and quantity, check the live price, then pick an artwork option. Add the bags to your cart and pay by card at checkout through Stripe, which accepts Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

UK delivery is available and its cost appears at checkout once you add your address. You can also collect from the Manchester studio. Allow for production of around 4 working days before the bags are ready.

Yes. Bags, banners and printed items can share a basket. A tote filled with a leaflet and a pen is a common event pack. For the printed insert, see leaflet printing in Manchester.

Yes. Once your order is ready, call 0161 315 1151 or WhatsApp 07737 902425 to agree a time at Unit 3, 116 Bury New Road. The about page explains more about the Manchester studio and the business.

Shops, charities, community groups and event organisers. Shops give them with purchases or sell them, charities use them for fundraising, and events hand them to visitors. For event signage to go with them, see A-board signs.

Yes. Delegates use a tote to carry everything else they collect, so your logo stays on show all day. Pack it with a programme and a pen. For the stand itself, see roller banner printing.

Yes. A bag in a bright colour such as Lime or Orange with a simple design makes a strong product next to the till. Start with 50 to test demand, then reorder. Add swing tags for pricing.

A mug, a pen and a mousemat make a useful set that people keep using long after the event or purchase. Keep the branding consistent across every item so the pack feels planned. For a mug that surprises the recipient, try the Colour-Changing Mug from the same range.

Yes. Charities can sell printed totes at events or give them to donors as a thank-you. Choose a colour that matches the cause and keep the message short. Link it to an online donation page with help from our web design team.