Raschel bags use a warp-knitting technique, creating a mesh similar to crocheting.

Leno bags use a leno weaving technique, where two warp yarns twist and lock together to hold the weft yarn.

Different Mesh Structures:

Raschel bags typically have diamond or hexagonal mesh openings, are softer, and have some elasticity.

Leno bags have clear mesh openings, a very strong and stable structure, and are not easily deformed, loosened, or snagged.

Different Performance Characteristics:

Raschel bags offer good breathability, are flexible and elastic, and offer excellent value.

Leno bags are highly durable, with a strong and tensile-resistant mesh, making them especially suitable for repeated use or carrying heavy, angular items.

Selection Guide:

Choose Leno bags based on the items you are carrying:

For fruits and vegetables (such as citrus fruits and potatoes), seafood, building materials (such as pebbles), and heavier industrial parts.

Selection Guide:

Choose Leno bags based on the items you are carrying:

For fruits and vegetables (such as citrus fruits and potatoes), seafood, building materials (such as pebbles), and heavier industrial parts. Choose Raschel bags: For lightweight agricultural products (such as onions and garlic), clothing, toys, etc., or as shopping net bags and gift packaging.

Choose according to the usage scenario:

Choose Leno bags: For logistics transportation, industrial warehousing, agricultural wholesale, and other scenarios requiring durability and reusability.

Choose Raschel bags: For retail displays, everyday shopping, lightweight packaging, and other scenarios where breathability, aesthetics, and cost-effectiveness are prioritized.

Choose according to your budget:

Raschel bags: Generally more economical, suitable for single-use or short-term use.