Are All Five Webbing-Handle Tote Styles Available in All Three Sizes?
Five Style choices and three Size choices look like a 15-combination assortment. That multiplication is only a planning hypothesis until every intersection exists as an orderable variant.
For this exact webbing-handle non-woven tote, the live data currently supports the full matrix: each of the five Style labels appears in Medium, Large and Extra Large, always with the listed 10-Pack field. The safest purchase plan begins with those 15 rows—not with the parent product title.
Direct answer: yes, the live matrix currently has all 15 rows
All five current Styles are available in all three listed Sizes at the time of verification. That creates 15 currently available variants: five Styles × three Sizes × one Pack Quantity. Availability and pricing can change, so reopen the live selector before checkout or reorder.
| Exact Style | Medium 32 × 28 × 10 cm |
Large 43 × 32 × 10 cm |
Extra Large 50 × 38 × 12 cm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brown Happy Bear Print Webbing Handles Tote | Available | Available | Available |
| Brown DREAMWebbing Handles Tote | Available | Available | Available |
| Dark Gray SMARTWebbing Handles Tote | Available | Available | Available |
| Brown Plain Webbing Handles Tote | Available | Available | Available |
| Dark Gray Plain Webbing Handles Tote | Available | Available | Available |
The dimensions are exterior labels. They do not establish internal clearance, load capacity or suitability for particular merchandise.
Preserve the exact Style name in every order row
“Brown printed” is not precise enough. It could refer to Happy Bear or DREAM. “Dark gray” could refer to SMART or Plain. Copy the full selector value into the purchase record, then add the complete Size, 10-Pack label and SKU.
The Brown DREAM image shows a word-led design in more than one apparent size. Use the image to confirm the visual family, but use the live variant record to identify the orderable row. A photograph alone does not prove Size, SKU or availability.
One 10-Pack label belongs to one exact variant
The current product has one Pack Quantity value: 10-Pack. Do not interpret that label as a mixed assortment of Styles or Sizes. The selected variant combines one Style, one Size and the 10-Pack field.
If a boutique wants 10 packs across several cells, place a separate quantity against each approved row. For example, a Brown DREAM Medium row and a Dark Gray SMART Large row are two different variant decisions, even though both display 10-Pack.
Separate printed and plain buying lanes
The matrix contains three printed or message-led Styles and two Plain Styles. Start by assigning each requested row to a visual lane: Happy Bear, DREAM, SMART, Brown Plain or Dark Gray Plain. This prevents a neutral color request from silently replacing the print requirement.
The SMART image visibly shows the dark gray word-led option across several apparent sizes. Confirm the exact selector row because the same dark gray base also has a Plain option.
Keep current price inside the same matrix cell
At verification, all Medium rows are listed at $17 per 10-Pack and all Large rows at $20. Four Extra Large rows are $24, while the Brown Happy Bear Extra Large row is $30.60. Treat those as current variant prices, not permanent rules.
Store the price beside its Style, Size, Pack Quantity, SKU and timestamp. Never copy one Style’s price across a Size column without reopening the row. This article confirms matrix completeness; it does not guarantee future availability or price parity.
Use Plain as an explicit Style, not a blank instruction
Brown Plain and Dark Gray Plain are named ready-made Styles. “Plain” does not automatically mean custom-ready, printable or approved for a logo. It only identifies the current no-front-message visual option shown in the selector and reviewed image.
Freeze the purchase order before checkout
Give every intended cell one line with product URL, product reference 964739042458, exact Style, full Size dimensions, 10-Pack, SKU, current price, quantity of packs, image reference, timestamp and approver. Reopen each selected combination once more before payment.
At receiving, compare the delivered Style and dimensions with that frozen line. Count packs against their own rows; do not combine printed and plain quantities into one family total until variant-level checks are complete. Record substitutions as exceptions rather than silently updating the original requirement.
Factory assortment note: one specification row per result
A custom assortment needs the same discipline at a deeper level. Create one controlled row for each intended size and visual result, including finished W × H × D, material and construction requirements, handle and closure references, artwork revision or plain-face requirement, color reference, quantity, sample basis, packing, destination, schedule and approval owner.
Ask the supplier to confirm method, tolerances, artwork area, sample route and production terms for each proposed row. The ready-made 10-Pack does not establish a custom MOQ. When the need moves beyond these five ready-made Styles, use the schedule to review custom non-woven tote bag options.
Buy from verified rows, not from the family headline
The current answer is complete but time-bound: five Styles each span all three Sizes, creating 15 available 10-Pack variants. Choose the exact cell, preserve its SKU and current price, then recheck it live before every order. That small matrix discipline turns a broad product family into an auditable boutique assortment.
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