Import Cotton Bags — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Ennela Welfare Association supplies cotton bags that are hand‑crafted using the traditional Banjara Needle Craft. Each bag is made from 100 % cotton fabric, giving it natural breathability and biodegradability. The Banjara stitching adds a distinctive pattern that distinguishes each piece as a work of craft. These bags are lightweight and foldable, allowing easy storage and transport.

In the broader market, cotton bags typically weigh between 120 g and 250 g depending on size and GSM, with a common fabric weight of 180‑250 gsm. Standard tote dimensions range from 30 cm × 40 cm to 35 cm × 45 cm, providing a capacity of roughly 10‑12 litres. Most suppliers finish the bags with a drawstring or simple hem, and offer colour and print options on a cotton base. Ennela’s offering follows these norms while adding the Banjara needle‑craft detail.

Typical buyers include retail chains, event organisers and corporate gifting departments that need a reusable carrier for merchandise or promotional items. The supplier lists ISO and FSSAI certifications and mentions L/C and T/T payment options, but buyers should confirm the current status of those certificates. As the listing does not state a minimum order quantity or lead time, importers are advised to discuss those details directly with Ennela before placing an order.

Ennela Welfare Association is located at 203 B, Green View Apartments, Sankeshwer Bazar, Gaddiannaram, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh 500060, India. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, and the platform records show a response rate of 0 % and no average response time logged. The association presents itself as a welfare organisation that produces eco‑friendly cotton bags using traditional craft methods.

The listing focuses on sustainable, reusable bags but does not disclose a minimum order quantity, unit price, lead‑time or specific production capacity. Prospective buyers should therefore request those details directly from the association and verify any claimed certifications before finalising a contract.