Fabric Gift Bag & Dust Bag

A non-woven polypropylene bag (China, 500-unit run) lands around $0.50–1; a woven cotton or flannel bag runs $1.50–3; a microfiber version for delicate-finish products runs $2–4.

Non-woven for the lowest cost and a functional, disposable feel; woven cotton or flannel for a reusable, higher-perceived-value bag; microfiber when the product inside has a delicate finish (patent leather, polished metal) that needs extra scratch protection.

Cotton cord is the standard, low-cost option; satin ribbon adds a premium look at a small cost increase; a branded jacquard-woven cord costs more but keeps branding consistent with woven lanyards or labels elsewhere in a product line.

Typically 500–1,000 units per size and fabric combination, since fabric is ordered by the roll and cutting patterns need a minimum run to be efficient.

It has to accommodate the product being placed in and removed repeatedly over years of use, unlike a fitted garment — a bag sized too closely to the product becomes difficult to use and risks tearing at the seams from the strain.

A printed or embroidered logo adds a modest cost (screen printing is cheaper, embroidery costs more but feels more premium), and is generally worth it for a dust bag that customers are likely to keep and display rather than discard.

These generally fall under HS 6307 (other made-up textile articles). Confirm the specific subheading based on fiber content, since cotton and synthetic fabrics may be classified differently for duty purposes.