Patented Technology
Heat-Sealed Bags in a Frame
We hold a patent for the production of packaging bags for the world of luxury accessories — a revolutionary process for the creation of heat-sealed bags woven and sealed directly in the loom frame.
The bag is woven and sewn on three sides directly on the frame, enabling any size to be produced with a considerable saving on fason costs — there is no longer a need to sew the bag after production.
The impact on cut waste is also significantly reduced, as the rejection of out-of-specification pieces is eliminated at the sewing stage.
Key Advantages
- Woven and sealed on three sides directly in the loom — no post-production sewing required
- Any size can be produced with a single process
- Available in any Jacquard design, plain, or logo — 100% customisable
- Completely different colour linings possible — white on white for leather bags sensitive to dye migration
- Ideal for leather accessories and jewellery, preventing staining from solvent treatments
- 30 to 40% cost saving vs. traditional bag production
Technical Description
How It Works
Produzione al Telaio
The bag fabric is woven on a standard industrial loom, with the heat-sealing process integrated directly into the weaving cycle — creating a finished three-sided bag with no need for downstream sewing.
Jacquard & Libertà di Design
The Jacquard weaving system allows unlimited design options: brand logos, geometric patterns, or plain weaves — all produced in the same process with no added cost per design.
Fodera a Doppio Strato
A revolutionary feature allows for completely different colour linings on the inside versus outside. White-on-white interiors protect delicate leather goods from dye migration caused by solvents used in leather treatment.
Efficienza dei Costi
By eliminating the sewing stage, savings of 30 to 40% compared to traditional bag production are achievable. This makes premium packaging economically viable even for smaller production runs.
Patent Documentation
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