Start with the pairs it needs to carry
State whether the bag holds one junior pair, a large adult pair or several training and match pairs. Supply target internal dimensions and any separate compartment requirement. Check the proposed glove inside the sample with the zip fully closed. External dimensions do not describe usable space once lining, seams and compartments are included.
Specify construction and presentation
Define body fabric, lining, zip direction, puller, handle and reinforcement at attachment points. Mark logo dimensions and position on a drawing, including how it should read when carried. For a glove-and-bag bundle, check that retail labels and the glove size remain easy to find.
- Capacity and target internal dimensions.
- Ventilated panels and compartment layout.
- Zip, handle, seam and lining details.
- Logo artwork, colours and individual packing.
Separate carrying from drying
A bag carries equipment; it does not replace the drying routine for the glove. Include a care insert reminding users to remove damp gloves after transport and follow the product instructions. Approve the finished bag, logo application and packing as a separate line in the project quotation.
| Bag choice | Sample check |
|---|---|
| Single-pair wallet | Glove fit and opening clearance |
| Multi-pair bag | Compartments and usable capacity |
| Brand application | Placement on the selected fabric |
| Retail bundle | Glove, bag, labels and packing together |