KUANGTU HANDBAGS editorial team
The practical answer
Record body width, height and depth separately from the usable opening, internal compartments and strap drop. State the units, the bag condition and both ends of an adjustable range so the comparison is reproducible.
Use consistent reference points
Set the empty bag naturally on a flat surface. Measure the widest body width, the body height excluding handles, and the depth from front to back. Note if the bag is measured stuffed, flattened or resting naturally.
Measure the opening separately
A bag can be wide at the base and narrow at the top. Measure the usable opening and any internal compartment that must accommodate a particular item. Exterior measurements are not a promise of fit.
Record handle and strap drop
With the handle or strap held upright, measure vertically from its highest point to the top of the bag body. For adjustable straps, record both the shortest and longest drop. This is different from the total strap length.
Keep the units clear
Record centimetres or inches explicitly. One inch equals 2.54 centimetres. Small differences may arise with soft shapes or different measurement methods, so ask which method was used.
Use one measurement record per wholesale option
Attach the SKU, colour, selected size and proposed quantity to each measurement record. Request a photograph showing the measuring points when a supplier's figures are ambiguous. Keep sample measurements separate from model-reference tables, and agree how the ordered batch will be checked before payment.
Continue exploring
Explore the silhouettes
Ask about a specific pieceSources and scope
General buying guidance prepared by the KUANGTU HANDBAGS editorial team. The catalogue contains supplier-listed information; this guide is not a physical product test, a capacity guarantee or brand authentication. Confirm the selected item and follow its material-specific care instructions.