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Custom Lunch Bags, Cooler Bags and Coolers

Cold drinks and packed lunches are a daily need, which is why a branded cooler gets opened far more often than most giveaways.


The range here is wide: non-woven lunch bags from $1.89, quilted mini coolers, soft coolers for 6, 9 or 12 cans, cooler backpacks that hold 30 cans, stackable hard coolers, rolling coolers, and electric compressor coolers from Dometic and Igloo that run without ice. Arctic Zone, Hydro Flask, Stanley, BruMate and KEEPCOOL are among the brands.


Sizing a cooler

  • Single lunch: folding non-woven bags with ID windows and quilted minis for schools, offices and health fairs.
  • Six to twelve cans: the busiest size range, with zippered lids, shoulder straps and front pockets for utensils.
  • Event size: 24 can event coolers and 30 can backpacks for crews, tailgates and company outings.
  • Hard and powered: stackable, rolling and electric units from Dometic, Igloo and BruMate for boats, trucks and remote job sites.


Full color printing is available on more than 200 of these coolers, which helps with photos and bright patterns on polyester. Screen printing and embroidery cover most of the rest. Many linings are food safe and PVC free, a detail worth checking when the bags are going to schools or health programs. Quantities start at one unit on premium hard coolers and reach 250 on budget lunch bags.

Frequently Asked Questions

Soft coolers are very affordable at the low end, with the Corbin Recycled Cooler Bag for 10 cans near $1.90 and many non-woven lunch bags under $3. Quilted, recycled nylon and backpack coolers sit around $25 to $27. Hard and electric coolers from Dometic, BruMate and Igloo range from about $440 to $910.

Capacity is listed on most products. Small lunch coolers hold about 6 to 11 cans, such as the Lola Laminated Cooler or the Rowan Recycled Nylon Lunch Cooler. Event coolers like the Vila hold 24 cans, the Corey Cooler Backpack 30 cans, and hard coolers go much larger, up to the 69 L Dometic Recon and 55 quart BruMate BruTank.

Full color printing is the most common, offered on 208 coolers, and handles bright, detailed artwork. Screen printing, available on 124 bags, keeps simple marks in one or two inks inexpensive. Embroidery appears on 117 coolers, giving premium bags such as the Renew Recycled Box Cooler a stitched finish.

Around 171 products are insulated, 67 have spill-resistant lids or linings and 13 are labeled food safe. Materials include polyester, foam, non-woven fabric, neoprene and plastic for hard coolers. About 95 use recycled materials, and 53 are PVC free, which many buyers ask about for food storage.

Minimums start at 1 piece on many brand-name coolers and climb to 250 for budget lunch bags. Production takes roughly 10 to 28 days, and setup fees run from $40 to $125. Summer picnics and company outings are popular, so order early for warm-weather events.

Igloo has the most styles, followed by Arctic Zone, Hydro Flask, Dometic, Out of The Woods, KEEPCOOL, Cuisinart Outdoors, Stormtech, Stanley, BruMate, Cutter & Buck and Wolverine. That range covers a simple branded lunch bag for every employee up to an electric compressor cooler for a top client or sales award.