Locks and closures
Match the lock body, mating part, opening action and mounting route to the flap or front panel.
Review this component →Handbag hardware applications
Specify handbag hardware around the finished bag
A lock, ring or handle fitting cannot be reviewed in isolation. The bag construction, material stack, movement, visible proportion and assembly sequence determine which questions the first sample must answer.
Component map
Connect each component to its job in the finished product.
The links below show relevant product references. Final dimensions, material, finish and production conditions remain project-specific.
Rings and strap fittings
Confirm the clear opening, section size, strap thickness, movement and direction of pull.
Review this component →Logo plates and decoration
Review artwork, visible face, mounting and the finish relationship with the rest of the hardware set.
Review this component →Handle attachments
Confirm post spacing, material thickness, mounting access and the assembly order around the handle.
Review this component →Application review
Answer these questions before selecting a reference.
- Bag constructionWhich leather, textile, lining or reinforcement layers sit around the component?
- InterfaceWhich dimensions control the fit with a strap, flap, handle, ring or mating part?
- MovementMust the component lock, rotate, swing, adjust or remain fixed during use?
- AppearanceWhich faces remain visible, and which physical finish reference should the sample follow?
Scope note: The images are component references, not claims that one design fits every end product. Suitability and testing must be agreed against the current drawing, approved sample and intended use.
What to send
Give the first review enough product context.
- Finished-product drawing or photoShow where the component sits and which faces are visible.
- Critical interface dimensionsInclude material thickness, clearances, hole positions and mating parts.
- Function and movementDescribe what opens, closes, rotates, attaches or carries force.
- Finish directionProvide a colour or physical reference and identify the visible surfaces.
- Quantity and test criteriaState the expected quantity and the checks required for this project.
Development questions are confirmed against the actual component and program.
Related planning pages
Continue from application context to a clearer RFQ.
Discuss your application requirements.
Send the drawing, reference sample or early concept with the finished-product context, critical dimensions, finish direction and expected quantity.
Start the application RFQ →