
Custom Leather Goods & Bag Manufacturer in Bangladesh
Vralet is an established OEM and ODM manufacturer of premium genuine leather goods in Bangladesh. We produce handcrafted full-grain, top-grain, and crazy horse cowhide bags, briefcases, weekenders, and small leather accessories for private labels and global brands across North America, Europe, and Australia. Sourced from certified LWG tanneries, our leather items meet rigorous REACH, Prop 65, and international export quality benchmarks.

Leather styles

Made your way.
Leather Selection
Full-grain, top-grain, vegetable-tanned, chrome-free, and pull-up cowhide or buffalo leather sourced from LWG-certified tanneries.
Branding & Hardware
Custom hot-stamp debossing, foil stamping, laser etching, antique brass, gunmetal, or nickel-free zinc alloy hardware.
Lining & Interior
Heavy-duty 100% cotton drill, Japanese herringbone twill, microsuede, RFID-blocking fabric, and dedicated padded laptop compartments.
Export Packaging
Premium cotton dust bags, custom rigid gift boxes, branded hang tags, EAN/UPC barcode labels, and moisture-absorbing silica gel packs.
Leather: common questions.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for custom leather goods?
Our standard MOQ for custom leather bags is 100 pieces per style/colorway, and 200 pieces for small leather goods and wallets.
What leather certifications and compliance standards do you support?
All our leather is sourced from LWG (Leather Working Group) audited tanneries and complies fully with EU REACH regulations, California Proposition 65, and Chromium VI zero-detection standards.
What is the typical sampling and bulk production lead time?
Counter-samples and proto-samples take 10 to 14 business days. Bulk production typically takes 6 to 8 weeks after final sample approval and deposit confirmation.
Do you ship DDP, CIF, or FOB to the USA and Europe?
We provide flexible Incoterms including FOB Chittagong/Dhaka, CIF major international ports, and end-to-end DDP air or ocean freight delivery to your door or 3PL warehouse.
