Introducing Truedrape, Forthright’s B2B Bag Brand

Truedrape is the B2B bag brand of Forthright (Hangzhou Jianjie Trading Co., Ltd.). The website brings our custom bag directions and buyer information together in one place, so a project can start with a clearer brief.

The focus is practical textile bags: backpacks, totes, cosmetic bags, travel bags, cooler and lunch bags, and pouches and organizers. We work on made-to-order projects. The site supports brand, importer and wholesale procurement through agreed specifications, quantities and production approvals.

What the product library is for

The initial library launched with 24 reference designs across six categories. Buyers can use them to discuss the shape, carrying purpose, compartments, materials and details they have in mind.

A reference is a starting point, not a promise that every illustrated feature is the final specification. Dimensions, materials, branding, quantities and production details are confirmed through project review and sampling. If a design is close to what you need, explain what should stay and what needs to change.

You can also bring a drawing, a physical sample or a new brief. The product library is intended to make that conversation easier, not to limit development to the pictures shown.

The company and factory behind the brand

Truedrape is the buyer-facing brand. Forthright is the English company name used by Hangzhou Jianjie Trading Co., Ltd. Sampling and production are coordinated with an affiliated, commonly controlled factory in China.

The brand, company and manufacturing operation have different roles. We explain that relationship on the About page, and the Factory Tour uses real photographs supplied from the production operation. Editorial product and material images elsewhere on the site are not presented as evidence of factory facilities.

For a new buyer, the important next step is to review the actual project requirements and confirm which work, approvals and production checks are included.

Procurement guides that support project discussions

The Insights library covers six recurring decisions: choosing a development route, preparing a brief, selecting materials, reviewing samples, defining quality checks and planning quantities.

Each guide is meant to help a buyer prepare something useful: a measurement sheet, a sample feedback log, a material selection record or a quantity table. They do not replace a project-specific specification or an agreed production schedule.

If you are beginning with only an idea, start with the brief-writing guide. If you already have a design, send the relevant files together with the intended quantity, color split, destination and timing.

Start with what you know

You do not need to settle every material and component before making contact. Tell us which requirements are fixed and where you want proposals. That helps us distinguish a defined manufacturing request from a project that still needs development.

Use the contact form to share the brief and your contact details. The next discussion can then focus on the bag you need, the decisions still open and the sample required to move forward.