Waterproof Bag

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  • Lightweight water-repellent waist pack with a back-panel touchscreen window, sized for handsets to 6.7". Two compartments plus mesh pocket, adjustable webbing belt for waist or cross-body carry. 30 × 7 × 15 cm, 2.5L, 150g, four heather colourways. Water-repellent rather than immersion-rated — the highest-volume item in our waist pack range and a strong promotional and gift-with-purchase fit. OEM/ODM, MOQ 500 pcs, samples in 7–15 days.

  • A waist pack lives in the splash zone. It sits at the height that catches spray over a gunwale, it goes under when you wade a shade too deep, and it takes rain from above for the whole day rather than the ten minutes a backpack does. The SEALOCK SL-F183 is built for that position — a fully welded waterproof body with a sealed zipper, carried on a padded belt that transfers load to the hips instead of hanging off one shoulder.

  • The SEALOCK SL-F047 changes size with the load. Unrolled it stands 31 cm tall and holds around eight litres; rolled three turns it drops to 21 cm and about five and a half. Roll further and it shrinks again. That single property solves the problem every fixed-volume hip pack has — a bag sized for the morning is the wrong bag by afternoon, and the contents rattle around in the space they no longer fill.

  • This is a dry bag that happens to be worn on the hip. The SEALOCK SL-F216A takes the closure architecture that makes roll-top dry bags reliable — a folded, compressed opening with no zipper to fail — and builds it into a waist and sling pack you can actually wear all day.

  • The SL-A101 closes twice: a full-width press-seal strip forms the primary barrier, then the top folds onto a foam compression bar for a second, independent seal. A transparent rear window sits over the camera module so photos can be taken without unsealing. 11×17.5cm, high-frequency welded, available in yellow, black, and frost white.

How to Choose a Waterproof Bag

Three details decide whether a bag is genuinely waterproof: the fabric, the seams and the closure. PVC tarpaulin and TPU-laminated fabrics keep water out on their own, but a bag is only as good as its weakest seam, so stitched seams in the waterproof shell need to be welded or sealed. Roll-top closures are simple and reliable when rolled at least three times; airtight zippers give quicker access and can be rated for immersion. Match the rating to the use: IPX5 or IPX6 for rain and spray, IPX7 or IPX8 for submersion.

For brands, the next decisions are size range, carry system and finish. We help buyers build a range that covers entry, mid and upgraded price points without duplicating models.

Every order passes through incoming material inspection (IQC), in-process checks during welding and sewing (IPQC) and final inspection (OQC), with SGS or QIMA third-party inspection available on request. Our test programme covers seam tensile and bonding strength, load testing of 1,500+ cycles, zipper testing to 3,000 cycles, salt spray on hardware, abrasion, and colour fastness and colour difference against the approved sample. Waterproof ratings are verified on the bag itself: a heavy rain and water-jet test for IPX5 and IPX6 models and a full water-immersion test of 2+ hours for IPX7 and IPX8 models.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MOQ for custom waterproof bags?

Usually 300 pieces per style; some models start at 200 or 500. Colours can often be split within one order.

How much do custom waterproof bags cost?

Price depends on the material, size, closure, features, logo method and order quantity. Send us your specification or a reference sample and target quantity, and we will quote.

Can you add our logo and brand colours?

Yes. Screen printing, heat transfer and welded patches are the most common methods, and we can match Pantone colours for the fabric, webbing and zip pulls.

How long do samples and production take?

Samples usually take 7–15 days and bulk production 30–45 days after sample approval, from our factories in China or Vietnam.

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