Dry Bags & Weather Protection
Choose materials, closures and seam construction around the intended exposure. Define water-protection claims and testing before production.
Outdoor & Adventure
Custom Outdoor Bags & Camping Textiles
Liora supports outdoor brands with backpacks, dry bags, cooler bags and sewn textile accessories. Development starts with the activity, exposure conditions, carrying load and packing requirements.
Development focus
Designed Around Use, Then Developed for Production
Outdoor product development begins with the expected use rather than a generic feature list. We discuss weather exposure, carrying load, insulation or drying needs, packing format and the evidence required for any finished-product performance claim.
Backpack Coolers
Balance capacity, insulation, lining and carrying comfort for day trips and outdoor use.
Packable Textile Essentials
Extend the range with camping towels, picnic blankets and organisers, with material and packing choices matched to the activity.
Buyer decision guide
What We Confirm Before Sampling
| What can be customised? | Materials, dimensions, compartments, trims and branding, subject to the product brief and sourcing availability. |
|---|---|
| What affects MOQ? | Fabric sourcing, construction, custom components and the commercial requirements of the project. |
| What affects sampling? | Material availability, construction complexity and the number of review or revision rounds. |
| What performance can be claimed? | The applicable construction and verified testing for the finished product — never an assumed feature. |
Related Product Development
Outdoor Backpacks
Develop capacity, access and load distribution around the intended trail or day-trip use.
Camp Organisers
Organise cooking gear, equipment and supplies in practical carry formats.
Complementary Textiles
Coordinate soft accessories with the main outdoor carry collection.
Development FAQ
What to Confirm Before Sampling
Are water-resistant and waterproof bags the same?
No. Performance depends on fabric, seams and closures. Agree the intended exposure and test method before describing a finished product as waterproof.
Tell Us What You Want to Develop
Share the intended use, key dimensions, approximate quantity and timing. We will review the development requirements with you.