Pearl Pattern Polyester-Cotton Webbing for Handbags – 1.3mm Thick, 100 Stock Colors, 20-50mm Widths

Pearl Pattern Polyester-Cotton Webbing for Handbags – 1.3mm Thick, 100 Stock Colors, 20-50mm Widths is a made-to-order webbing product manufactured by Danyang Zivay Webbing Co., Ltd. (Zivay Webbing), a webbing factory in Danyang, Jiangsu, China, supplying OEM and ODM programmes for B2B buyers worldwide.

Product Overview

This pearl pattern webbing is a woven polyester-cotton strapping developed for handbag handles, edge trim, and fashion accessory straps. The surface carries a fine, evenly spaced pearl texture that reads as a subtle sheen under light rather than a high-gloss finish, which keeps the trim appropriate for both casual and semi-formal bag designs. The body measures 1.3 mm in thickness, giving the tape enough substance to hold a handle shape while remaining flexible enough to bend around hardware and tight radius corners without cracking.

Stock widths cover 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, 38 mm, and 50 mm, and the range is held in 100 stock colours. Buyers working on multi-colour collections can therefore pull several widths and shades from one supply source instead of splitting orders across multiple mills.

Structure and Weaving

The tape is woven rather than knitted, which produces a dense, closed face and a stable edge that resists fraying during cutting and stitching. The pearl pattern is formed by the weave itself, not by an applied coating, so the texture does not wear off or flatten unevenly with handling. A red sample measured with a digital caliper confirms the 1.30 mm reading at the body, matching the stated 1.3 mm specification.

The polyester-cotton blend combines the dimensional stability and abrasion resistance of polyester with the softer hand associated with cotton. In practice this means the webbing resists stretching under load, an important property for handbag handles that carry weight, while still feeling comfortable against the hand. The cut edge shows a tightly bound woven structure, and the material can be folded, topstitched, or bar-tacked using standard industrial sewing equipment.

Applications

The primary use is handbag and bag construction: handles, shoulder straps, top-edge trim, and decorative bands across the body of a bag. The 20 mm and 25 mm widths suit slim shoulder straps and small accessories, while 38 mm and 50 mm are typically selected for wider handles, tote straps, and statement trim where the pearl texture is meant to be visible.

Beyond bags, the webbing is used for fashion accessories, belt-style trims, key fobs, luggage tags, and garment detailing where a woven tape with a defined face is required. Because the colour range is held in stock, it also supports sampling programmes and small-batch production runs without a long development cycle.

Colour Range and Quality

The stock palette of 100 colours spans deep reds, pinks, purples, blues, greens, browns, neutrals, and blacks, each identified by a reference number for reordering. This numbering system allows buyers to specify exact shades across repeat orders and to match webbing to other trims in the same collection.

Colour is applied through the yarn, so the shade runs through the full thickness of the tape rather than sitting on the surface. This reduces the risk of visible lightening at folded edges and cut ends. Buyers should note that screen representation of colour can vary; physical swatches are recommended for final approval before bulk production.

Ordering and Customisation

Standard stock widths are 20 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, 38 mm, and 50 mm, with 100 colours available for immediate selection. For buyers requiring a specific shade outside the stock range, custom colour development can be discussed based on the target reference and order volume.

When enquiring, please specify the width, colour reference number, and estimated quantity so that stock availability and lead time can be confirmed. If the webbing is intended for a specific handle construction, providing a sample or a technical drawing helps ensure the correct width and thickness are matched to the hardware and stitching method.