Custom Pet Carrier Backpack with Breathable Mesh

This custom mesh pet carrier backpack has a wide, curved front opening, a base pad and a body that folds down for storage. Before adding this model to your range, check whether the pet can enter comfortably and still has enough room when the front is zipped closed—not just whether it looks spacious in an open-front photo.

Reference model at a glance

• Approximate external size: 36 cm wide × 28 cm deep × 42 cm high
• Reference weight: approximately 1.4 kg; capacity approximately 42 L, based on the existing sample record
• Oxford fabric outer and polyester lining; confirm the selected fabric specification with the sample
• Curved mesh front with two zipper pulls, a fabric snap tab and a side flap pocket
• Adjustable shoulder straps, top carry handle, base pad and internal tether clip
• Four listed colours: gray, off-white, pink and blue; confirm available stock before ordering

Choose the size with the front closed

The outer dimensions are not the usable space inside. Put the base pad in place, measure the internal floor, closed height and clear front opening, then compare those measurements with the intended pet's body length, widest point and sitting height. Allow room to change posture without pressing against the mesh or curved roof.

For a cat or small dog with a longer body, send its measurements before changing the pattern. We can review whether this shape is suitable or whether another pet carrier bag or backpack is a better starting point. The existing fit/load records for this model include cats in the 8–10 kg range and small dogs up to 7 kg. Use those references together with the internal measurements, not instead of them. Changed dimensions, fabric or hardware need a separate sample review.

What to check on your sample

1. Front opening and closure: Open the curved panel fully, then close both zipper pulls with the pad in position. Check for mesh or lining caught in the zipper, pulling at the curved corners and gaps around the closed opening. Fasten and release the snap tab as well; it is a closure detail, not an escape-proof guarantee.
2. Base and carrying shape: Start with a test load, not an animal. Lift the sample by the handle and shoulder straps and check whether the base stays seated, the body leans inward or the seams pull. Agree the load and test method for the final materials before describing a carrying limit.
3. Fold and restore: Follow the lower-zip folding arrangement shown in the reference photos. Reopen the body, reseat the pad and close the zippers again. Check that the folded fabric does not become trapped and that the base returns to its intended position.

Also inspect the internal tether's attachment and clip with the intended harness. It does not replace supervision or checking every opening. Keep the mesh clear when checking the loaded sample; airflow also depends on how the carrier is packed and used. Monitor the animal during use.

Logo orders and custom development

Adding a logo to an existing colour starts at 100 pieces. Changing the colour or material starts at 300 pieces. Confirm the quantity split by colour and selected logo method in the quotation. Changes to the bag dimensions or construction can also be reviewed, with sampling and production terms confirmed for that version.

If the existing shape works for your range, begin by reviewing the listed colour, logo position and packaging. A logo label on a solid panel should be checked without covering the mesh, front zipper or snap tab. If the fit or construction needs to change, identify the issue first—more floor space, a different opening, a different pad or a strap adjustment—so we can assess that change rather than redesigning every part.

Send the model link, quantity by colour, logo artwork, intended pet measurements and destination market through our pet carrier quotation form. We will confirm stock allocation, branding method, colour split and sample requirements for the selected configuration before an order. A small logo order and a new colour or construction are separate production decisions; we will explain the cost difference rather than quote them as the same job.

Review the custom order process and plan a sample order before approving bulk production.