What Are the Common Fabrics Used in Cosmetic Bags?

Nylon is lightweight, durable, and water-resistant, making it one of the most popular everyday choices.

Polyester is another synthetic fabric that resists wear and moisture while being easy to clean.

Canvas provides a sturdy, rustic look. When coated, it gains water resistance, though it is harder to maintain.

Cotton emphasizes natural texture and breathability, but usually requires special coatings to resist stains and moisture.

Genuine leather offers a premium and luxurious appeal but needs delicate care to avoid damage.

Faux leather mimics the look of real leather at a lower cost and with easier maintenance.

Felt is lightweight, soft, and often used for unique or personalized cosmetic bag designs.

TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) is flexible, durable, and commonly used in transparent or semi-transparent cosmetic bags.

PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is inexpensive and highly moldable, often used in clear or waterproof styles. Traditional PVC has environmental concerns, but newer alternatives such as phthalate-free or recyclable PVC are relatively more eco-friendly.