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9 Best Custom Tote Bag Suppliers in Singapore (2026)

Compare 9 custom tote bag suppliers in Singapore for events, retail and corporate gifts, with materials, print methods and how to request a quote.

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Amir Wahab
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Custom tote bags are one of the most reusable pieces of branded merchandise, and Singapore has plenty of suppliers that will print a logo on canvas, cotton, jute or non-woven bags for events, retail launches and staff gifts. This guide lists nine suppliers that publish tote bag ranges on their own sites, with notes on materials, print methods and how each one takes enquiries. We describe only what each company states about itself and give no prices. Use it to shortlist two or three suppliers, then send each the same brief covering quantity, bag weight, artwork and deadline so you can compare quotes properly.

1. Gift Market

Gift Market is a Singapore corporate-gift supplier whose tote bag category covers canvas totes, foldable shopping bags, lifestyle totes, jute bags and non-woven bags, including canvas styles it describes as made from recycled rPET. Its site explains three decoration routes: silkscreen for simple high-volume logos, heat transfer or DTF for detailed or photographic artwork, and digital printing for small batches. It says digital mock-ups are provided and that physical samples can be arranged for a fee. The page states a typical minimum of around thirty pieces and separates local production from overseas production, with different lead times for each. Enquiries go through an online quotation form, email or WhatsApp, and the company lists Kaki Bukit as its base, with courier delivery or self-collection.

2. Gumtoo

Gumtoo describes itself as a custom promotional products maker, and its tote bag page concentrates on canvas cotton: an 8oz base option with 10oz and 12oz also offered, A4 and A3 standard sizes, and natural beige or black as base colours, with other colours matched by Pantone code. The site says organic cotton is available on request. Printing is listed as silkscreen for one or two colours and heat transfer for full colour, on one or both sides. Buyers request a quote through a form, and the page says in-house designers can help with artwork. It states a minimum of fifty pieces per identical design and a turnaround counted from proof approval. Its footer shows activity through 2026, and its office is in Eunos.

3. ShopGifts

ShopGifts is a Singapore gifting and promotional merchandise site whose tote bag collection spans canvas, cotton, non-woven, laminated, felt and nylon styles. Its FAQ says most totes can be decorated by screen printing, DTF, heat transfer or full-colour printing, depending on the material, and one canvas listing mentions UV printing. The site says minimum order quantities vary by model and print method, so it asks buyers to confirm them. You can request a quote through its contact page, live chat, WhatsApp or email. The company lists an office in Woodlands that opens by appointment, plus a separate production address, and its footer carries a 2026 date. It suits buyers who like to browse many materials in one catalogue.

4. One Dollar Only

One Dollar Only is a Singapore corporate-gift supplier with a wholesale tote bag collection that its site describes mainly by material: 600D canvas, cotton canvas and recycled-PET styles, alongside cotton, jute and foldable totes mentioned in its general copy. It lists customisation options such as zippers, magnetic clasps, internal compartments, handle materials and contrasting seam colours, and decoration through logo printing, heat-transfer artwork, edge-to-edge digital printing and embroidery. Buyers can use a contact form, phone, WhatsApp or email, and the site points first-time customers to a how-to-buy page and a reseller programme. It states that walk-ins are not accepted and that self-collection needs an appointment at its Tannery Road address. Its 2026 copyright and seasonal collections suggest the catalogue is being kept current.

5. Tees N Gifts

Tees N Gifts Pte Ltd presents its custom tote bags as a category of numbered models rather than one bag, spanning canvas (including a ten-ounce EcoCanvas style and laminated versions), non-woven, jute, nylon, felt and a thermal non-woven tote. Its page says logo printing is available on every design and points to a separate printing-method page, and it states that standard production takes seven to fourteen working days after artwork confirmation. Enquiries can go by email, phone or WhatsApp during weekday office hours that the site publishes. It lists a Woodlands address, and image uploads on the page are dated late 2025. A good option for buyers who want a wide catalogue of bag models to choose from in one place.

6. SG Printz

SG Printz focuses on canvas bags, listing a flat bag in two sizes and a bag with a base, in cotton canvas or poly-canvas of 10oz or 12oz, with beige, black, royal blue, navy and red colours. Its site says silkscreen, sublimation and DTF are offered, in one, two or full colours and on a single side or both. Orders start by emailing print-ready artwork, bag type and quantity, or by tapping an order button that opens WhatsApp. The site lists a collection point near Upper Changi Road by appointment, and its footer and image uploads are dated 2026 and late 2025. The narrow range suits buyers who already know they want a plain canvas tote and mainly need printing.

7. Raffles Tag

Raffles Tag, operated by RafflesTag Industry Pte Ltd according to its site, lets buyers configure canvas totes online. Its canvas bag page lists beige and black styles in 8oz cotton canvas, plus coloured, full-colour, zipper, foldable, drawstring and heavy-duty variants, with an optional base for a flat bottom. Print areas are offered in small, A5 and A4 sizes and print choices run from none to full colour. The ordering flow asks you to pick style, size and print, upload artwork and choose a ready-by date, and the page says canvas bags typically start at thirty pieces. Customer reviews shown on the page run into April 2026, and the company lists a Woodlands office. It suits buyers who prefer ordering online to a quote exchange.

8. Print City

Print City, which its site says is operated by Accelerato Pte Ltd, lists three canvas totes: a standard eight-ounce natural cotton bag, an upsized version and a black ten-ounce bag, with custom sizes and materials available on request. It describes silkscreen printing for one or two colours, DTF for full colour and heat transfer for complex multi-colour or gradient artwork. Buyers submit a quote form that asks about artwork readiness, quantity and deadline, and the site says quotes come back within a few working hours. The studio is listed in the Ubi techpark area and the site carries a 2026 copyright. Its plain explanation of which print method suits which artwork makes the brief easy to write for first-time buyers.

9. TheXstyle

TheXstyle Pte Ltd describes itself as a corporate-gift supplier and custom printing company that was founded in 2011. Its tote bag collection lists cotton canvas in eight, twelve and sixteen ounce weights, laminated canvas with a wipe-clean coating, natural jute totes and drawstring variants. For decoration it names silkscreen printing for crisp logos, heat transfer for photographic artwork and embroidery for texture, and its About section also lists digital, UV and laser services. The site directs corporate orders and enquiries to a WhatsApp number and shows past projects on its Instagram account. Its factory-building address is in the Paya Lebar area and the footer shows 2026. It is a fit for buyers who want to compare canvas weights and finishes side by side.

How to choose

  • Start with the bag itself: ask what material and weight each supplier proposes, whether it is cotton canvas, laminated canvas, jute or non-woven, and what size suits the way your recipients will actually use it. Request the specification in writing so you can compare like with like across quotes before choosing.
  • Match the print method to your artwork. Suppliers on this list describe silkscreen for simple one or two colour logos, and heat transfer or DTF for photographic or gradient designs. Ask which method they would use for your file, how many colours it allows, and whether both sides can be printed.
  • Check minimum order quantities and lead times on the supplier's own page, because they differ between local and overseas production and between models. Tell the supplier your deadline up front, and ask whether the time starts when you order or only after you approve the artwork proof.
  • Ask about proofs and samples before paying. Several suppliers here say they send digital mock-ups, and some offer physical samples; ask whether samples are charged, how many revisions are included, and what file formats and resolution they need so your logo prints cleanly at the size you want.
  • Confirm how the supplier handles ordering and after-sales: whether you quote by form, WhatsApp or email, who your contact will be, and how delivery or collection works. Ask for the company name on the invoice and what happens if the finished bags differ from the approved proof.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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