Feiteng
Leather Bags
Fashion handbags, totes, backpacks and pouches made to order in Liaobu, Dongguan — bag manufacturing in scope, 20 insured staff and export-registered since 2019; the older trading history, Cambodia plant and social audits are stated, not yet documented.
| Material | |
| Spec / Format | |
| Feature | |
| MOQ | |
| Sample | On request — confirm cost and timing per part |
| Lead Time | Confirmed per order |
| Payment | T/T — terms confirmed per order |
Handbags first, the accessories around them.
Fashion Handbags & Totes
Structured and soft totes, top-handle and ring-handle bags in PU and leather, the core of the website catalogue. Built to the buyer’s design or developed from reference samples. Specify the material (PU, split or full-grain leather), lining, hardware finish and logo method before sampling.
Hobo, Shoulder & Crossbody Bags
Slouchy hobos, flap crossbody bags with chain straps and compact shoulder bags. Hardware — chains, turn locks, rings — is usually sourced; ask for plating type and nickel-release testing if you sell into the EU.
Backpacks & Duffels
Fashion backpacks in quilted PU and nylon, sports-style backpacks and duffel bags. For nylon lines, confirm the denier, coating and zip brand; for quilted PU, ask how the stitching is backed to stop tearing at stress points.
Cosmetic & Organizer Pouches
Zip cosmetic bags, clear PVC pouches and fold-out hanging organizers. PVC items going to the EU or California need phthalate compliance; ask for REACH or Proposition 65 test reports on the exact material.
Beach, Straw & Cooler Bags
Woven-straw shoppers, clear beach totes with fabric trim and insulated cooler bags appear in the catalogue. These are seasonal lines with early booking windows; confirm lead time against your launch date.
Wallets & Card Holders
Small leather goods alongside the bags. Card holders and wallets are low-MOQ add-ons for a handbag programme; ask whether they are made in-house or by a partner workshop.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
A Bag Maker by Its Registered Scope
The registered scope covers bag manufacturing, leather-goods manufacturing, clothing and accessories manufacturing, sports goods and toy manufacturing, with import and export. The industry code is leather, fur and footwear products. Twenty staff are insured, and an environmental-impact approval for the workshop was issued in 2019 with a pollutant-discharge registration renewed in July 2026.
Export-Registered Since 2019
The company registered with Dongguan Customs as an import/export consignor-consignee on 2019-04-25, weeks after incorporation, under a leather-garment manufacturing category. It is a VAT general taxpayer with an A tax-credit rating for 2025. It can contract, invoice and declare exports in its own name.
A Longer Trading History Than the Registration
The website says the business was founded in 2005, and US import records under the Dongguan Feiteng Leather name show arrivals from 2006 to 2023. The current company was registered in 2019. Earlier shipments may belong to a predecessor or affiliated company; ask which legal entity made and shipped the reference orders.
Stated Workforce and a Cambodia Plant
The website describes 120 workers in Dongguan and a branch in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, founded in 2017 with 450 employees. The record shows 20 insured staff in Dongguan; the Cambodian company is not on the Chinese record and was not checked. If Cambodian origin matters for your duty rates, ask for that factory’s registration and certificate of origin.
Social-Audit Claims Not Yet Documented
The website lists BSCI, ISO 9001 and SEDEX. On record, an ISO 9001 certificate issued in 2020 expired in August 2022, and no BSCI or SEDEX report was provided. For retailers that require an amfori BSCI or SMETA audit, ask for the audit report, its rating and date, and which site it covers.
Clean Record
No abnormal-operation, penalty, enforcement, dishonesty or litigation record appears. Registered capital is RMB 3 million with RMB 1.32 million paid in, held by one individual. No patents or trademarks are registered to the company — normal for an OEM workshop making to buyers’ designs.
What was checked — and what the check found.
The stamp rests on a registration check that matches the product: the credit code passes the national check-digit rule, the company is active with a bag and leather-goods manufacturing scope, twenty insured staff, environmental filings for its workshop, a customs registration since 2019, an A tax rating and no adverse record. What stays open: the website’s 2005 founding and US shipments from 2006 predate this company; the 120-worker and Cambodia-plant figures are stated, not on the Chinese record; the ISO 9001 certificate on record lapsed in 2022; and BSCI and SEDEX were listed without reports. What would close it: the entity behind the reference shipments, a current social-audit report naming the site, and a video walkthrough of the Liaobu workshop.
A Dongguan bag workshop, read off the record and its own website.
Dongguan Feiteng Leather Co., Ltd. (东莞市飞腾皮具有限公司) was registered on 2019-03-14 in Liaobu, Dongguan — one of the Pearl River Delta’s long-established leather-goods districts. It makes fashion handbags, totes, hobo and crossbody bags, backpacks, cosmetic pouches, beach bags and small leather goods to buyers’ designs, and has been registered to export in its own name since April 2019.
The website presents a longer story: a business founded in 2005, 120 workers in Dongguan, a 450-person branch factory in Phnom Penh opened in 2017, in-house development, sample room, sourcing, QC and shipping teams, samples in 7–10 days and bulk production in 35–40 days. US customs data under the company’s English name records shipments of totes, briefcases, backpacks and crossbody bags to importers in the United States between 2006 and 2023.
Read the record as it is: a real registered bag workshop with the scope, headcount, environmental filings and export registration that go with one, attached to a trading history that is older than the current company. Buyers should confirm which entity made past orders, where their goods will be made, and ask for current audit reports rather than logos. Contact routes through ChinaMakersHub; direct details are exchanged after first inquiry.
An older story, and the 2019 record.
Trading history begins (stated)
The company website dates the business to 2005. US import records under the Dongguan Feiteng Leather name show a first arrival in November 2006. The legal entity behind those years is not the current company and was not checked.
Cambodia branch (stated)
The website describes a branch factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, founded in March 2017 with 450 employees. Not on the Chinese record.
Current company registered and export-registered
Dongguan Feiteng Leather Co., Ltd. is registered on 2019-03-14, registers with Dongguan Customs on 2019-04-25, and receives an environmental-impact approval for its workshop in May 2019. Confirmed on the enterprise record.
ISO 9001 and continued US shipments
An ISO 9001 certificate is issued in September 2020 and expires in August 2022. US import records under the company name continue to 2023.
Listed on ChinaMakersHub
Registry read 2026-09-10: active, bag-manufacturing scope, 20 insured, export-registered, A tax rating, pollutant-discharge registration renewed July 2026, no adverse record. Open and stated: the pre-2019 history, the Cambodia plant, and undocumented BSCI and SEDEX.
Who these bags are for.
Fashion Accessory Brands
Seasonal handbag, tote and crossbody ranges developed from your tech packs or reference samples. Book the sample round early: the website quotes 7–10 days per sample and 35–40 days for bulk.
Retailers Requiring Social Audits
If your compliance programme needs amfori BSCI or SMETA, ask for the current report and the site it covers before sampling — the website lists both, but no report was provided.
Travel & Commuter Bag Programmes
Backpacks, duffels and briefcase-style bags alongside fashion lines. For nylon and technical bags, specify fabric denier, coating, zip grade and load testing.
Promotional & Gift Buyers
Cosmetic pouches, clear beach totes and small leather goods at a 500-piece stated MOQ. Ask for printing and logo options and PVC compliance reports for your market.
Duty-Sensitive Importers
A Cambodian plant is stated on the website. If you plan to use Cambodian origin, you need that factory’s own registration, production records and certificate of origin — not the Dongguan company’s.
Private-Label Start-Ups
OEM development from sketch to bulk is offered. Agree mould and hardware tooling costs, sample fees and who owns the pattern before the first order.
Sourcing guides for this category
What Documents to Request From a Chinese Supplier Before Your First Order
Importing from China: The Compliance Checklist by Market
The 27-Point China Factory Audit Checklist
Product Inspection in China Before Shipment: A Buyer's Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Feiteng Leather make?
Fashion handbags and totes, hobo, shoulder and crossbody bags, fashion and sports backpacks, duffels, cosmetic and organizer pouches, beach, straw and cooler bags, and wallets and card holders, made to buyers’ designs in Liaobu, Dongguan.
Is it a manufacturer?
The record supports it: bag, leather-goods and clothing manufacturing are in the registered scope, the industry code is leather products, 20 staff are insured, and the workshop has an environmental-impact approval and a pollutant-discharge registration. The website describes 120 workers in Dongguan; ask for a live walkthrough of the cutting, sewing and QC areas.
Can it export directly?
Yes. Import and export are in scope, and it has been registered with Dongguan Customs as an import/export consignor-consignee since 2019-04-25. It holds an A tax-credit rating for 2025.
Why does the website say founded in 2005 if the company was registered in 2019?
The current legal entity was registered in 2019. The website’s 2005 founding date and US import records under the same English name from 2006 suggest an earlier or affiliated company. That is common when family workshops re-register; ask which entity made and shipped the reference orders you are relying on.
Does it have a factory in Cambodia?
The website says so: a branch in Phnom Penh, founded in 2017, with 450 employees. The Cambodian company is outside the Chinese registry and was not checked. Ask for its registration and, if origin matters for duty, for certificates of origin issued for that factory’s output.
Is it BSCI or SEDEX audited?
No report was provided. The website lists BSCI, ISO 9001 and SEDEX; on record, an ISO 9001 certificate issued in 2020 expired in August 2022. Ask for the amfori BSCI or SMETA report, its date and rating, and confirm the audited site address matches where your order will be made.
What are the MOQ and lead times?
The application states an MOQ of 500 pieces, sampling in 3–7 days and production in 25–30 days — figures identical to the application form’s own examples. The website states samples in 7–10 days and bulk in 35–40 days, which is the more realistic planning figure for a new style.
What compliance documents should I ask for?
For the EU and UK: REACH SVHC and restricted-substance tests on leather (chromium VI, azo dyes) and PVC (phthalates), and nickel release on metal hardware. For the US: CPSIA lead testing on children’s items and Proposition 65 for California. Ask for reports on the actual materials in your order.
What did the ChinaMakersHub check find?
Run on 2026-09-10 against Chinese enterprise records: active, registered 2019-03-14, RMB 3 million registered and RMB 1.32 million paid in, sole individual shareholder; bag, leather-goods and clothing manufacturing plus import/export in scope; 20 insured staff; Dongguan Customs consignor-consignee since 2019-04-25; A tax rating 2025; environmental approval 2019 and pollutant-discharge registration 2026; ISO 9001 expired 2022; no patents, trademarks or adverse records. Stated as found: website and US shipment history older than the company, a Cambodia plant not on the Chinese record, and BSCI and SEDEX without reports.
Talk to Feiteng Leather Bags directly.
Send your tech pack or reference sample, materials, hardware finish, quantity per style and target market. Ask for the entity behind any reference shipments, a current BSCI or SMETA report naming the site, material test reports for your market, and sampling and bulk lead times in writing. ChinaMakersHub will route the request.