Branded bags that carry your logo on every commute, campus and carousel.

Start with what people will carry and how they’ll travel. Totes suit events and shops, backpacks suit commuters and students, drawstring bags suit races and giveaways, sports bags suit clubs and gyms, luggage suits trips, laptop bags suit office teams and cooler bags suit shifts and picnics. The bag finder suggests a range from what you’ll carry.

Cotton totes are the classic delegate bag: light, roomy and with a big panel for your logo. Drawstring bags suit races and festivals, and conference or document bags suit board meetings and training days. Paper and non-woven bags suit exhibitions where you hand out a lot of bags. Tell us the event and the date, and we’ll suggest options that arrive in time.

Cotton takes a crisp print and suits totes; jute looks natural and stands up on its own; polyester is light and often folds; nylon is soft and dries quickly; heavier polyester such as 600D suits backpacks and holdalls; and PU leather looks smart for gifts and client-facing teams. The product page lists the material, and we can send samples so you can compare them.

Think about the biggest thing that goes inside, then the total. A tote that takes A4 suits papers and a notebook; around 20 litres suits a laptop, lunch and a jumper; a gym bag of 30 to 40 litres takes trainers and a towel. Each product page lists the measurements or capacity, and the planners on our Backpacks and Cooler & Lunch Bags pages add up what you carry.

Laptops are sold by screen size, measured corner to corner, usually 13 to 17 inches. Compare it with the compartment size on the product page; some bags made for 15.6 inch laptops are too tight for 16 inch models. The size checker on our Business & Laptop Bags page shows what to look for, and a sample settles it before a large order.

Many bags use water-resistant fabric that copes with showers, and rolltops seal the main compartment against rain and spray, but very few bags are fully waterproof at the zips and seams. Paper bags aren’t made for rain at all. Each product page describes the fabric and finish, and we’ll shortlist the most suitable styles if your team works outside.

Yes, and it’s how most welcome packs, delegate bags and race packs are ordered. Alongside the bags we supply notebooks, bottles, power banks, T-shirts and event giveaways, all on one quote. If you’d like the bags filled before delivery, tell us and we’ll confirm what’s possible for your quantity and dates.

Screen printing suits larger runs on cotton, jute, non-woven and paper. A digital transfer handles full colour, small runs, PU leather and names. Embroidery suits backpacks, laptop bags and heavier totes, and sublimation prints edge to edge on white polyester. The branding guide compares them, and your quote confirms the right method for each bag.

On a standard tote the front print can be close to A4; on a backpack the logo usually goes on the front pocket at around 8 to 12cm wide. Zips, seams, padding and gussets limit the positions, so they vary from bag to bag. The free digital mock-up shows the real size and position on the bag you’ve chosen.

Yes. Names, initials or roles suit a digital transfer, which handles a different name on each bag; send us a spreadsheet and you’ll check every name on the proof. Welsh, Gaelic and bilingual wording is set exactly as you supply it, accents included.

Yes. One quote can cover totes for an event, backpacks for staff and cooler bags for a summer party, each priced on its own line, with matching colours and branding. The whole order can go to one address or be split across UK sites.

There’s no fixed minimum: we quote small runs too. Each method has a practical minimum, because a set-up costs the same whether it’s spread over 20 bags or 2,000, so very small runs cost more per bag and larger runs bring the unit price down quickly.

Yes. A digital mock-up of your logo on the bag comes free with your quote. For larger orders we recommend a sample: a blank bag to check the size, material and fit, or a branded pre-production sample once the artwork is agreed. Some samples are free and some carry a cost, which we tell you up front. Nothing goes into production until you’ve approved the final proof in writing.

Yes. We deliver across the UK, to mainland Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands, with a little longer for Northern Ireland and the islands. One order can be split across several sites, offices or event venues.

Plan on around 7 to 14 working days of production once your proof is approved and payment has cleared, or your purchase order is in place, with embroidery usually towards the longer end. Delivery comes on top: around 3 to 5 working days from UK-based suppliers to mainland Great Britain and 5 to 8 from European suppliers, customs included, with a little longer for Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands. Every date is an estimate until we confirm it in writing. For events, give us your date when you ask for a quote, so we can plan around it.

Every order is quoted individually: the price depends on the bag, the branding method and number of positions, the quantity and the delivery. Quotes are in pounds, ex VAT, with VAT at 20% added as one line, and any set-up is shown openly. Your contract and invoice are with Swish and Click Ltd, registered in Northern Ireland (NI737465), VAT number GB 530 7553 02. Pay a pro forma invoice by bank transfer, or buy on a purchase order with a 30-day credit account.