For most custom programs, Jundong’s standard MOQ is usually 500 pcs per design. Selected simple structures may be reviewed at 200–300 pcs case by case, while some basic low-unit-price items may need 1,000 pcs or more. Quantity depends on PVC purchasing, logo setup, trims, sewing, packing and production scheduling. For multi-color or multi-logo programs, send the quantity required for each version so feasibility and unit cost can be assessed accurately.

PVC thickness should match bag size, structure, intended contents and desired hand feel rather than one universal specification. A small zip pouch can use a different material direction from a structured tote or clear backpack. Thickness affects stiffness, folding, sewing behavior, packing volume and cost. Certainly, Jundong can compare suitable PVC options after reviewing size, capacity, required transparency, carrying method and event use. A physical sample is the most reliable way to confirm the chosen feel and structure.

Certainly — a clear bag can be developed around a stated venue specification, but acceptance should always be checked against the target venue’s current rules. Requirements may cover maximum dimensions, transparent areas, pockets, closures or logo coverage. Send the venue name, organizer guideline or published size requirement before sampling. Jundong can then review dimensions and structure against the supplied information. No responsible factory should claim that one clear bag is automatically accepted by every stadium, concert hall or event operator.

Absolutely — screen printing works well for simple, solid-color artwork on selected PVC surfaces when the ink and material are compatible. Logo size, color, position and print area should be tested during sampling. More complex graphics may require another method after reviewing the artwork and surface. Large branding should also leave enough transparent viewing area when entry visibility matters. Vector artwork and Pantone references help improve control over placement and color during sample approval and later production.

Clear PVC requires material-specific checks because surface defects remain highly visible on the finished bag. Incoming material can be reviewed for transparency, thickness, hand feel, odor and visible marks before cutting. Cut panels are then checked for scratches, stains and damage before sewing or assembly. Definitely, prevention matters more than trying to hide defects after completion. Packing also needs suitable protection because friction, pressure and poor folding can affect otherwise acceptable transparent surfaces during storage and transport.

Standard sampling usually takes 5–7 days, and normal bulk production is generally 20–30 days after key details are approved. Some simple samples may take 2–3 days, while special PVC, custom hardware, complex branding or packaging may require longer. Production time does not include freight transit. For a concert, tournament or launch with a fixed date, provide the required arrival date early so sample approval, materials, production, packing and transport can be planned backward from the actual deadline.

Of course — multi-version programs can be organized, but quantities and packing rules should be reviewed by version before production. A project may include different trim colors, sponsor logos, staff editions or event destinations while sharing the same basic bag construction. Each version should have a clear SKU or identification rule, approved artwork and quantity. Smaller splits can influence material efficiency, logo setup and unit cost, so a complete SKU list helps establish the most efficient production and carton plan.

Sure — Jundong can support event and private-label packing such as OPP bags, polybags, hangtags, care labels, woven labels, barcodes, SKU labels, color boxes and carton marks according to confirmed requirements. Packaging should follow how the bags will be received and distributed, not simply look attractive. For multi-location programs, quantities can also be grouped by destination where arranged in advance. Barcode, PO, SKU and platform files should be supplied accurately rather than recreated from assumptions.

Yes, testing and documentation can be reviewed according to the material, product type, destination and specific program requirements. Third-party testing can be arranged when required, but no single certificate automatically covers every clear bag or every destination. Share the country of sale or use, required standard and any internal brand specification before quotation or sampling. The scope can then be evaluated together with material selection, labeling, timing and cost, avoiding unsupported claims or unnecessary testing.

The fastest route to an accurate quotation is a complete product brief rather than only a reference photo. Send the bag style or drawing, dimensions, PVC or transparency preference, trim details, logo artwork, quantity, packing method, event or venue requirements, required arrival date and destination. If some specifications are still open, provide the intended use and target cost direction. Jundong can review the missing technical details before sampling and identify where decisions are still needed.