Deep in the office area of LANKIN company, there is a space that condenses the "bag universe" - bags of different styles and materials are displayed in an orderly manner, from commuting tote bags to trendy backpacks, from transparent PVC creative styles to retro canvas bags. This is not only an "exhibition hall" for brand creativity, but also a "witness field" for good bags from concept to finished product.
This is also the "visual window" for customers to choose products: when brands negotiate with buyers and retailers, the exhibition hall becomes the most persuasive "guide" - the flexibility of PVC bags, the density of canvas, and the feel of leather can convey quality far more than pictures; The rich variety of styles also allows customers to quickly select products that meet their target customer group, such as "transparent PVC tote bags favored by young women" and "large capacity canvas backpacks needed by student groups".
For LANKIN bag company, the existence of the exhibition hall is to convey the concept that "good bags are not just about design, but also about precise adaptation of materials, craftsmanship, and scenes" to the outside world. From the exhibition hall display, it can be seen that the bags are not only covered with mainstream materials such as PVC, canvas, leather, etc., but also have hidden intentions in the details: some PVC bags use "environmentally friendly plasticizers" to balance durability and environmental protection; The thread density of canvas bags and the texture of hardware accessories can withstand close inspection.
Only by allowing every bag to be 'touched and experienced' can our partners and consumers truly understand that our bag making is not just about 'selling styles', but also about' selling a deep understanding of materials and scenes'.
Nowadays, this internal exhibition hall has become the "invisible business card" of the brand - when new customers first get to know each other and old partners deepen cooperation, walking here, they can quickly perceive LANKIN bags' investment in "material innovation, diverse styles, and scene segmentation", and also better understand "how a good bag, from a creative sketch, ultimately becomes a popular item on the shelf".