WORKWEAR · BREDA · NETHERLANDS & BELGIUM
Personalised bags and accessories
Recognisable beyond your clothing.
Print bags or personalise caps and beanies with your logo. SDLG in Breda helps carry your brand through useful accessories. We advise on the item, position and printing or embroidery suited to its shape and material.
Existing example of a personalised backpack. Access and decoration size vary between models.
Careful choices make the difference
Bag printing and recognisable accessories
A bag, cap or other fabric accessory has its own shape and use. A flat panel offers different options from a curved front or a position beside a zip. Choose the position for the item itself. SDLG checks your logo and assesses which details can be produced there.
For bags, carrying method, fabric and compartments matter. A print may disappear partly behind a handle or folded edge during use. Seams and access determine options on other accessories. Share model, quantities and intended decoration size, including for your own items.
Options
Choose an accessory that will be used.
Start with what someone will do with the item. Will a bag carry documents, sports equipment or a welcome kit? Include dimensions of important contents and discuss carrying method, closure and compartments. For caps and beanies, fit, season and use matter. Then we choose a visible, accessible logo position.
Bags for a team or event
Make a backpack, sports bag or suitable tote recognisable. Discuss whether the contents are part of a merchandise kit .
Caps and beanies
A compact logo can work well on a cap or beanie. Curvature, seams and fabric structure determine suitable embroidery or printing.
Other branded fabric items
Consider suitable fabric items for reception, sport or hospitality, such as an embroidered towel. We assess the chosen product before confirming the specification.
Choices & specification
The accessory determines space for your logo.
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Area and access
Check both outside and inside of the intended area. Lining, compartments, zips or reinforcement may limit access. On a bag, we also assess whether handles cover the logo and whether a compartment remains usable. Cap curvature and the centre seam matter too. A large outside area does not necessarily support the same decoration size.
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Material and process
Canvas, polyester, knitted and coated fabrics each need assessment. A flat bag differs from a lined model or stretch beanie. We compare printing and embroidery for fabric, detail and use. The item also determines care: a towel and lined bag do not automatically share washing instructions.
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Size and detail
Specify artwork width and viewing direction. Small letters and thin lines may be less clear on coarse or compact areas. Omitting a small strapline or using only the symbol may work better; we discuss simplification with you. For a range, we assess proportions per item to keep the brand recognisable.
Have your own items assessed first. A general description such as backpack or cap does not establish access or material suitability.
Preparing your enquiry
This helps us get started.
- Required item and intended use.
- Model, colour and fabric, or photographs of your own item.
- Logo or name and intended position.
- Quantity per variant and any individual names.
- Required receipt date and delivery location.
After contact, supply brand, model or product number, fabric details and photographs of both sides. For bags, include the inside of the intended area; for a beanie, show the turn-up as worn. List item, colour, quantity, exact name and position for personalised variants. Use our artwork guidance for your logo.
From idea to proposal
What affects the price?
Item, quantities, access, logo size and process determine the proposal. Two sides, different names or several designs need extra processing. Say whether you want SDLG to supply the items or assess your own. For a trial, we agree scope, costs and schedule beforehand.
SDLG works from Breda and delivers personalised clothing throughout the Netherlands and Belgium. Visits and collection at Heusing 10K are by appointment only. Specify the required receipt date and delivery location; the proposal includes schedule and shipping costs. See our contact details and directions to our workshop.
Your first idea is enough to start a conversation.
Can you print every bag?
No, options vary by model. Material, coating, seams, zips and lining determine whether the area is suitable and accessible. Have your own bags assessed first.
Can caps and beanies be embroidered?
Embroidery is an option on suitable models. Shape and structure determine space and achievable detail. We discuss position and specification for your logo.
Can accessories match our workwear?
Yes, we coordinate logo, colour and position with your clothing. The process may differ per item; we assess the combination so the products belong together.
Can every item have a different name?
This can be discussed for a suitable specification. Supply exact names and the required logo, name and position for each item.
Can a bag be personalised on both sides?
This can be discussed on suitable models. Both sides must be accessible; compartments, seams, lining and handles may differ. Supply artwork and size per side. The additional position is included separately in the specification and price.
Where does a logo go on a turn-up beanie?
Assess the area with the turn-up in its worn position. Height, stretch, seams and layers determine the space. Say whether the turn-up is fixed or adjustable and send a photograph. We discuss size and reading direction so the logo is visible when worn.
From idea to finished product
Where should your brand go?
Tell us the accessory, its use and required quantity. Include colour, logo position, any names and receipt date. Already have items? Specify brand and model; we confirm options before you supply them.
- Your enquiry goes directly to SDLG in Breda.
- An initial idea is enough to get started.
- You can email files after initial contact.
Prefer to discuss your idea directly?
+31 6 51 50 21 11 · info@sdlg.nl
Production schedule and delivery
Lead time: 1–5 working days, subject to stock availability. For larger projects, we agree the lead time individually. The schedule is confirmed after checking stock and the proposed work. Shipping transit time is separate from production time.
Visits and collection in Breda are by appointment only. See our delivery and shipping guidance.