Driulug Large Capacity Marker Pen Bag: 7 Sizes, 600D Oxford Cloth, Factory-Direct
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Short answer
Driulug large capacity marker pen bags come in 7 sizes — 12, 24, 48, 64, 80, 120 and 240 markers — made from 600D oxford cloth, with precision stitching, a smooth full-length zip and a carry handle. Each size is proportioned to its capacity, so the bag holds its shape when it is full. A water-resistant finish is available on request; it is not standard. Shipped from our factory in Xiangtan, China, with no intermediary between your enquiry and the production line.
Why markers need dedicated storage
A marker is a small object with two vulnerable ends. The tip is the part that dries out, and the barrel is the part that gets crushed. Neither problem is solved by keeping a collection in the packaging it arrived in.
Look at what actually happens in a working set. Bulk packs arrive in thin plastic sleeves that split at the seams after a few weeks. A drawer or a tray keeps the markers together but lets them roll, so tips sit against harder objects and colours end up in a mixed heap. A general pencil case is built for pens and pencils, which are thinner and shorter, so a full marker set overflows it and the zip is asked to close on material it was not sized for.
Sorting is the other half of the problem. A 120-marker set is only useful if you can find the colour you want without emptying the bag. That is why the question of how to store markers is really a question about two things: whether the container protects both ends of the marker, and whether the container keeps the collection ordered while it is being carried.
A marker storage bag solves both, but only if it is sized to the collection rather than to a rough guess.
A marker also fails quietly. A cap that is not seated properly lets one colour dry out, and one dried marker turns a 48-piece set into a 47-piece set — which is the point at which buyers start replacing a whole set instead of the single part that failed. Storage that keeps the caps seated and the set upright is what prevents that, and it is the reason a marker storage bag is used in place of whatever container happens to be at hand. It is not about looking organised. It is about not losing markers that have already been paid for.
Driulug marker pen bags at a glance
| Size | Capacity | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | 12 markers | Students and beginners |
| 24 | 24 markers | Students and hobbyists |
| 48 | 48 markers | Hobbyists |
| 64 | 64 markers | Illustrators |
| 80 | 80 markers | Professionals |
| 120 | 120 markers | Studios and classrooms |
| 240 | 240 markers | Classrooms and professional studios |
Each size is proportioned to its capacity rather than being one shell offered in different lengths. That matters more than it sounds: a bag that is too deep for its contents lets the markers fall to one end, and a bag that is too shallow puts pressure on the tips when it is zipped shut.
Material: 600D oxford cloth
The shell is 600D oxford cloth. The number is a yarn specification — the weight of the woven fabric — and it is the reason the bag behaves the way it does in use. A 600D weave gives the bag a firm hand, so it stands up while it is being filled instead of folding over and hiding the opening. That firmness is what keeps a full set upright: the sides do not bow out and let the markers lean against each other.
Oxford cloth also takes stitching well, which matters at the seams. Every seam on a Driulug bag is stitched with precision, and the zip runs the full length of the opening so the bag can be laid flat and loaded in one movement rather than fed in marker by marker. The larger sizes carry a handle, because a 120-marker or 240-marker bag is a bag you move, not a bag you leave in a drawer.
A water-resistant finish is available on request. It is not fitted as standard, and it is not presented here as a feature you will receive by default — buyers who need it should specify it, and buyers who do not are not paying for a coating they will never test. Custom colors are available on request in the same way, so a range can be built around a brand palette rather than around whatever finish happens to be standard.
Two details are worth checking on any oxford cloth marker case before a bulk order is placed. The first is the seam. On a loaded bag, the seams carry the weight of every marker in the set, so they should be stitched into the panel rather than simply joined, and the stitch line should follow the panel as it turns rather than running straight past a corner. The second is the zip. A zip that runs the full length of the opening lets the bag lie flat while it is loaded, and it removes the need to force markers past a half-open zip — which is the practical difference between a durable marker case and a flexible pouch that has to be worked around.
Factory-direct: integrated manufacturing
Driulug is an integrated stationery manufacturer: RunRuich handles service and quality control, and RichLong produces every bag from fabric to finish. RunRuich runs the commercial side — enquiries, product development and quality control. RichLong is the manufacturing plant, where the material is cut, sewn, finished and packed as one continuous process rather than assembled from parts bought in from other suppliers.
For a buyer, that structure changes what "factory-direct stationery" actually means. There is no intermediary between the specification you send and the line that makes the bag, so the price is the factory price rather than a trading price with a subcontracted cost underneath it. It also means the answer to a quality question is traceable: the person who agrees the specification and the people who make the bag work inside the same company.
The footage that accompanies this article was filmed inside our own plant, and it shows the sewing stage as it runs. Shipped from our factory in Xiangtan, China.
How to choose the right size
The practical question most buyers arrive with is how many markers fit in a marker bag. The answer depends entirely on the size you choose, and Driulug makes that choice explicit: 12, 24, 48, 64, 80, 120 and 240 markers, one size per capacity.
A simple way to choose is to work from the collection you already own rather than the collection you plan to buy.
Count what you have, then round up one step. If you own 40 markers, the 48 size holds them with room for a few additions. Moving straight to the next size up costs space you will carry every day.
Decide whether the bag travels. A 12 or 24 bag goes into a school bag or an artist's case without a second thought. A 120 or 240 is a studio and classroom size, and the handle is there because the bag will be lifted and moved.
Match the size to the way the set is used. A set used by one person at a desk behaves differently from a set shared by a class. Shared sets need the larger sizes for a different reason: not because there are more markers per user, but because a shared bag is opened and closed far more often, and it has to keep its order through all of it.
Buyers ordering for a classroom tend to arrive at a different answer from buyers ordering for one artist. A class working from a shared set needs the 240 or the 120 size, because that bag is opened and closed constantly and the set has to keep its order through a full term. An individual illustrator is usually working from the 64 or the 80, which holds the working set without the weight of a bag that never leaves the desk. Neither choice is right or wrong on its own; the sizing only works when it matches the way the bag is used.
If you have been searching for the best way to organize markers, the structural answer is usually the one that works: a container sized to the collection, firm enough to stand open while you load it, and sealed so nothing falls out in transit. Colour order only survives if the bag holds its shape.
Comparison table: what each storage option actually does
| Storage option | What it holds | What tends to go wrong | The Driulug size that fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Original retail sleeve | The set as bought | Thin plastic splits at the seams; no protection for the tips | 12 or 24 |
| Drawer or open tray | Anything that fits | Markers roll and mix; tips sit against harder objects | 24 or 48 |
| General pencil case | Pens and pencils | Too shallow for marker barrels; the zip closes on the material | 12 to 24 |
| Cardboard box | A full bulk set | Corners soften and the box loses its shape when it is carried | 48 to 80 |
| Marker storage bag, sized to the set | 12 to 240 markers | — | 12 / 24 / 48 / 64 / 80 / 120 / 240 |
The difference is not decoration. It is whether the container was designed around a marker's two vulnerable ends, and whether it was sized for the set it is holding.
FAQ
How many markers fit in a Driulug marker bag?
Driulug bags are made in 7 sizes, holding 12, 24, 48, 64, 80, 120 and 240 markers. Each size is proportioned to its capacity, so a 120 size is built for 120 markers rather than being a longer version of the smallest bag.
What material are the bags made from?
600D oxford cloth, with precision stitching along the seams and a zip that runs the full length of the opening. A water-resistant finish is available on request and is not standard.
Will the bag hold its shape when it is full?
That is what the 600D shell and the capacity-proportioned sizes are for. The weave gives the bag a firm hand, so the sides do not bow out and the markers stay upright instead of leaning into one another.
Do you offer OEM and wholesale supply?
Yes. Driulug is an integrated stationery manufacturer: RunRuich handles service and quality control, and RichLong produces every bag from fabric to finish. OEM and ODM development and wholesale supply are handled by the same team that runs the production. Wholesale orders start at MOQ 500 pcs per style, with sampling in 7-10 working days and bulk production in 15-30 days.
How do I buy or ask for a wholesale quote?
Send your specification through dgdriulug.com, or message us on WhatsApp at +86 136 6273 0166. For wholesale and OEM enquiries, include the size you need and the quantity you are planning.
Where are the bags shipped from?
Shipped from our factory in Xiangtan, China.
About Driulug, and how to order
Driulug is the overseas brand of RunRuich, the company established in 2008 that handles service and quality control; RichLong is our own plant, where every marker pen bag is produced from fabric to finish. Together they supply wholesale and OEM buyers in more than 30 countries. Our plant — Xiangtan Ruilong Stationery & Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. (RichLong) — holds ISO 9001:2015 certification (Certificate No. 03825Q00911R0M) covering the production of zippered file bags and briefcases and valid until 23 January 2028 — and the same quality management system and the same inspection standard are applied across everything the plant makes, including these marker pen bags. If you are looking for where to buy wholesale marker bags for a retail range, a classroom order or an art-supply programme, the size range starts at 12 markers and runs to 240.
Send us your specification and we will tell you what the line can hold — including the sizes we would recommend changing.
Website: dgdriulug.com · WhatsApp: +86 136 6273 0166 We craft every storage bag with precision.