Find wallets and purses manufacturers, suppliers and exporters on Click4Exports. Explore wallets, card holders, coin purses, clutch purses and money clip wallets for wholesale, private label and export sourcing.
Wallets and purses cover small carry goods for cards, cash and coins, such as bifold and trifold wallets, card holders, coin purses, clutch purses, passport wallets and money clip wallets. On Click4Exports, buyers can find wallet and purse manufacturers, suppliers and exporters and send enquiries for the styles, materials and quantities they need. This page is part of the wider Apparel & Fashion category.
Wallets and purses may be made from leather, synthetic or PU leather, fabric, jute, cotton and other materials, with linings, zips, snaps, frames and stitching. Buyers should state the material, finish, colour, lining, hardware, stitching and edge finish they want. Terms such as leather, synthetic or handmade describe how a supplier lists a product, so ask the supplier to confirm the actual material and construction and approve a sample before ordering.
Specify the number of card slots, note and coin compartments, pockets, ID windows if needed, closure type, and any strap, chain or wrist loop. Describe how the product will be used so the supplier can suggest a suitable layout.
Give the length, width and thickness when closed, along with tolerances. Check on a sample that the cards, notes and coins you plan to carry fit as intended, and confirm any size requirements for your market.
Some suppliers may offer custom colours, logos, embossing, printing, embroidery, labels and branded packaging. Share artwork files, colour references, label details and packaging requirements so suppliers can respond accurately.
Compare suppliers on their product range, relevant export experience, sampling process, communication and ability to follow a specification. Request a company profile, product photos and references where appropriate, and verify claims directly before placing an order.
Approve a pre-production sample against the agreed specification, including material, colour, dimensions, stitching, zips, snaps or frames, edge finish, logo placement and labels. Many buyers arrange an inspection of finished goods before shipment.
Material, origin and care labelling requirements, and any restrictions on certain materials, differ by destination country. Agree on whether items will be packed individually in polybags, pouches or boxes, how inner packs and cartons will be arranged, and how labels and hang tags will be applied before production.
Confirm the Incoterms, export documentation, test reports if required for your market and freight arrangements with the supplier before confirming the order.
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Buyers can send enquiries for bifold and trifold wallets, card holders, coin purses, clutch and evening purses, passport wallets, money clip wallets and compact organizers. Availability depends on each supplier, so state the style, material, size and quantity you need.
Specify the material, finish, colour, lining, stitching, edge finish and hardware such as zips, snaps or frames. Terms such as leather, synthetic or handmade describe how a supplier lists a product, so ask the supplier to confirm the actual material and construction and approve a sample before bulk production.
State the number of card slots, note and coin compartments, pockets and closure type, plus the length, width and thickness when closed. Check on a sample that cards, notes and coins fit as intended before bulk production.
Include the product type and style, material and colour, lining and hardware, compartment layout and dimensions, required quantity, sample needs, logo, labelling or packaging requirements, destination country and target timeline. You can post a buy requirement to share these details with suppliers.
Some suppliers may offer custom colours, logos, embossing, printing, embroidery, labels and branded packaging. Share artwork files, colour references, label details and packaging requirements, and confirm what each supplier can do before placing an order.
Compare suppliers on product range, relevant export experience, sampling process, communication and ability to follow a specification. Request a company profile and product photos, verify claims directly, and approve a pre-production sample, including dimensions and finishing, before confirming a bulk order.
Material, origin and care labelling requirements, and any restrictions on certain materials, differ by destination country. Confirm the rules for your target market and ask suppliers which test reports or documents they can provide for your specific product.
Agree on whether items will be packed individually in polybags, pouches or boxes, how inner packs and cartons will be arranged, and how labels and hang tags will be applied before production. Also confirm the Incoterms, export documentation and freight arrangements with the supplier.