ベトナムのカゴバッグは1個いくら?種類別の相場と買える店

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ハノイ旧市街の店で編み目と持ち手を確認するカゴバッグ選び

ベトナムのカゴバッグは、素材と作りで価格が大きく違います。PPバンドのプラカゴ、ラタンや水草の天然素材、刺繍トートを同じ相場で比べることはできません。市場価格も為替、サイズ、編みの密度、店で変わるため、円換算の最安値だけで決めないほうが失敗を避けられます。

ハノイ旧市街の店で編み目と持ち手を確認するカゴバッグ選び

この記事では価格表を目安として残しつつ、購入前に見るべき強度、持ち手、底、臭い、ささくれ、持ち帰りサイズを補います。値札がない店では、商品を受け取る前にVNDで総額を確認してください。

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先に結論:5か所を確認してから買う

  • 底が水平で、置いたときに大きく傾かないか
  • 持ち手の付け根が二重に編まれ、荷重に耐えそうか
  • PPバンドの切り口やラタンのささくれが手・衣類に当たらないか
  • 強い薬品臭、湿気、カビがないか
  • 航空会社の手荷物寸法に収まり、潰さず持ち帰れるか
SizeLocal price入るもの
S80,000–120,000 VND (about 480–720 yen)B5サイズ
M120,000〜180,000VND(約720〜1,080円)A4サイズ
L180,000〜300,000VND(約1,080〜1,800円)10〜15L
プラカゴのサイズ別価格の参考例。円換算は為替で変動

3 features of Vietnamese plastic baskets (marché bags)

The central presence among Vietnamese basket bags, the “plastic basket (marché bag),” has three features that make it easier to choose once you know them. Rattan, hemp, and embroidered totes have different material characteristics, so we’ll sort them out individually in a later section.

It originates from reusing PP bands (packing straps)

The most common “plastic basket” originates in weaving polypropylene packing straps (PP bands) that come out as waste. It’s drawing attention as a sustainable material, and it’s excellent on the practical side too—lightweight, washable, and durable. Rich in color, the sight of them lined up colorfully at markets leaves a strong impression on travelers.

A rich variety of weaves

There are over 20 patterns just in the weave—checkerboard, check, small flowers, diagonal, plaited, four-strand, and more. Even the same plastic basket looks completely different depending on the weave, so on the ground it’s a fun shopping experience to compare the actual items closely.

Often handmade and close to one-of-a-kind

There are mass-produced items, but many workshop-made ones hand-woven by artisans in the Hanoi outskirts and southern villages are also in circulation. The one-of-a-kind feel—“different even in the same design”—by the color combination and the evenness of the weave is the charm. As a personal bag or eco-bag, fans who use them daily in Japan are also increasing.

A precaution before use: brand-new plastic baskets may have a distinctive plastic smell, so airing them in the shade for 2–3 days after purchase makes it stop bothering you. Also, the corners of the weave can snag on stockings or lace-fabric clothing, so on days you pair them with delicate materials, either avoid them or use an inner cloth.

The four types of basket bags by kind

The items collectively called “basket bags” in Vietnam fall broadly into four types. Their material, use, and price range differ, so choose by the recipient and how you’ll use them.

TypeMaterialPrice guideCharacteristicsSuited use
Plastic basket (marché bag)PP band80,000–250,000 VND (about 480–1,500 yen)Colorful, lightweight, washableEveryday use, shopping, giveaway souvenirs
Rattan basketRattan200,000–800,000 VND (about 1,200–4,800 yen)Natural, refined textureA stylish summer bag, a serious gift
Hemp bag / juteHemp / jute150,000–500,000 VND (about 900–3,000 yen)Sustainable material, lightThe eco-conscious set, grown-up casual
Embroidered toteCanvas + embroidery100,000–400,000 VND (about 600–2,400 yen)Vietnamese traditional embroidery stands outGifts for women

The go-to split is: a plastic basket for standard giveaways or your own use, rattan for a serious gift, hemp for the eco-minded, and an embroidered tote for a small gift for women.

5 basket-bag brand shops you can buy from locally

Besides the market-type shops on Hang Chieu Street, we introduce brand and select shops you can buy from in Vietnam (MONET, a Japanese mail-order option, is covered separately in a later section).

hansry: from Ho Chi Minh City, a seagrass-bag specialist with a Japanese owner

A Japanese-owned basket bag brand born in 2016 in Thao Dien, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City. Built mainly around seagrass bags, the pieces are packed with distinctly Japanese attention to detail — easy-to-hold handle finishing, a gold pin stamped with the brand logo “vj”, and a bag-in-bag design.

The brand went online-only for a time, then reopened a physical store in March 2024 and relocated to a larger space within Thao Dien in March 2025. It's also available through the online shop (shop.hansry.com), which ships to Japan.

  • Suited to: those who prioritize quality, prefer grown-up cute designs, and want the peace of mind of a Japanese owner
  • Price feel: 1,000,000–3,000,000 VND (about 6,000–18,000 yen)
  • Note: seagrass bags are the mainstay; it doesn’t handle PP-band plastic baskets

Saigon Swagger: a city-bag brand from Ho Chi Minh City

A bag brand launched in Ho Chi Minh City in 2013 by a Vietnamese female university student. Rather than traditional woven basket bags, it offers modern city bags and backpacks popular with Vietnamese youth, drawing attention as an option for adults who want to graduate from basket-bag-type items.

  • Suited to: those who prefer simple, urban designs, in their 20s–30s
  • Price feel: 500,000–1,500,000 VND (about 3,000–9,000 yen)
  • Note: it’s a different genre from plastic baskets, so using both is recommended

Viettime Craft: a wholesale brand of the workshop-direct type

A brand handling the manufacture and wholesale of Vietnamese handicrafts, producing a wide range from PP-band plastic baskets and rattan baskets to seagrass bags. Individual purchase from its direct-sales EC site is possible too, and you can buy good-quality items at prices close to wholesale.

  • Suited to: those buying several or prioritizing value for their own use
  • Price feel: 20–30% cheaper than market-type shops
  • Note: mostly an English-language site; delivery is 1–3 weeks

Lotus Vietnam: an embroidery-type brand from Ho Chi Minh City

An embroidery-type handicraft brand founded in Ho Chi Minh City in 2015. Tote bags, drawstring pouches, and pouches with ribbon embroidery are popular, used as small gifts for women. They’re also sold on overseas EC marketplaces like Etsy.

  • Suited to: small gifts for women, embroidery lovers
  • Price feel: 300,000–800,000 VND (about 1,800–4,800 yen)
  • Note: mostly embroidered totes; no woven baskets

If buying in Hanoi, three shops on Hang Chieu Street

“Hàng Chiếu Street” in Hanoi’s Old Quarter is Vietnam’s largest cluster of basket bags. Colorful plastic baskets line the storefronts, and even the small shops deep in the alleys have abundant selections. We introduce three shops residents often use.

ShopPrice guideCharacteristics
76 Hàng ChiếuSmall 80,000 VND, large 110,000 VND (about 480–660 yen)A kind madam attends to you; good for beginners
72 Hàng ChiếuAround 180,000 VND (about 1,080 yen)A hidden gem deep in the alley; well stocked with autumn colors
74A Hàng ChiếuHemp bags from 150,000 VND (about 900 yen)Casual at the storefront; also handles rattan and hemp

The go-to way to buy is to tour the three shops and compare color, weave, and size. Price negotiation is possible too, and buying several can get you an extra item or a discount.the Hanoi souvenir guidealso introduces other shopping spots in the Old Quarter.

Where to buy basket bags in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang

You can buy basket bags in major cities other than Hanoi too. We sort out the main spots by business-trip or travel destination.

Ho Chi Minh City: Ben Thanh Market, Dong Khoi Street, Saigon Square

The goods area of Ben Thanh Market (Chợ Bến Thành) has an abundant variety of plastic baskets. At select shops around Dong Khoi Street, you can also buy brand items like Saigon Swagger. Saigon Square is more wholesale-oriented for young people, with prices cheaper than market-type shops.

Da Nang: Han Market, Hoi An Old Town

Basket-bag specialty shops gather in the second-floor goods area of Da Nang’s Han Market (Chợ Hàn) and in Hoi An Old Town, 30 minutes by car. Hoi An in particular has an abundant variety of rattan baskets and embroidered totes, ideal for shopping while sightseeing.

Airport duty-free shops

Basket bags also appear, in limited numbers, in the departure areas of Noi Bai Airport, Tan Son Nhat Airport, and Da Nang Airport. Prices are a guide of 1.5–2 times those in the city, and the trick is to treat them as a fallback for anything you forgot to buy.

How to choose plastic baskets by size, and the going rate

For plastic baskets, use and price change greatly by size. We sort out guides for everyday and travel use (for rattan, hemp, and embroidered totes, see the by-type table in the first half).

SizeCapacity guidePriceUse
S (fits B5)2〜3L80,000–120,000 VND (480–720 yen)Neighborhood shopping, a sub-bag
M (fits A4)5〜8L120,000–180,000 VND (720–1,080 yen)Everyday use, commuting to work or school
L (wide gusset)10〜15L180,000–300,000 VND (1,080–1,800 yen)Marché grocery runs, travel
Extra-large (for travel)Over 20L300,000–600,000 VND (1,800–3,600 yen)Laundry bag, moving

The most popular as a souvenir is the M size. It fits A4 documents in Japan and is a perfect size for everyday use. For the S size, combining several colors for giveaway souvenirs is also recommended.

Precautions for bringing them home and tips for carry-on

You need to change how you bring basket bags home depending on their size. Here are tips to keep the shape you carefully chose from getting crushed.

S and M sizes are safest as carry-on

The rule of thumb is to bring S and M sizes as carry-on baggage in the overhead bin. Put them in a suitcase and there’s a high chance the shape gets crushed. Stuffing small items (clothing, socks) inside to prevent it from losing shape lets you bring it home to Japan intact.

L and extra-large sizes: reinforce with cardboard and check them

For large sizes that don’t fit in the carry-on dimensions (55 × 40 × 23 cm), check them in. It’s safest to reinforce them with cardboard or ask the shop to pack them. For general souvenir packing techniques, seethe guide to packing Vietnamese souvenirs into a suitcasealso sum them up.

Check each airline’s baggage rules

When using an LCC, checked baggage is a separate charge, so if you plan to bring home several basket bags, buying a weight allowance in advance is the smart move. For each airline’s rules, seecomplete guide to flights from Japan to Vietnamfor details.

3 routes to buy Vietnamese basket bags in Japan

For those who “forgot to buy one locally” or “want a spare,” we introduce three routes to get Vietnamese basket bags within Japan.

Vietnamese-goods specialty mail-order (MONET, Emmpuku Lotus, Vietnam no Kaze)

MONET is a Japanese plastic-basket mail-order specialist with a rich variety of PP-band color and weave combinations, and sizes from S to L. You can also get plastic baskets, embroidered totes, and rattan at other Vietnamese-goods online shops such as Emmpuku Lotus, Vietnam no Kaze, and made me chum. Prices are a guide of 1.5–2.5 times those locally, and new and limited items appear too.

Amazon, Rakuten Ichiba, BASE

Vietnamese plastic baskets are also listed in large numbers on major EC marketplaces. Choosing a shop with many reviews lets you avoid quality trouble, and Prime support means fast delivery, which is an advantage. Buying several to reach the free-shipping threshold is a good deal.

Imported-goods shops in Tokyo and limited-time events

They’re carried at the goods corners attached to Vietnamese-food shops in Takadanobaba and Shin-Okubo in Tokyo, and at imported-goods select shops in Omotesando and Daikanyama. They also appear a few times a year at department-store Asian-goods events, so checking your local event schedule can lead you to a lucky find.

Summary: choose from four types by use

Vietnamese basket bags are a deep souvenir you can choose from four types—plastic basket, rattan, hemp, and embroidered tote—according to use. Plastic baskets for giveaways and everyday use, rattan for a serious gift, hemp for the eco-minded, and embroidered totes for a small gift for women are the go-to picks. The local classic is to compare the actual items at three shops on Hang Chieu Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter. Brand options like MONET, HANA, and Saigon Swagger can also be chosen with confidence, backed by quality assurance.

For Vietnamese goods to pair with basket bags, seethe Vietnamese goods guide; for a ranking of souvenirs in general, see2026 Souvenir Ranking, organized by recipient, of coffee, tea, and food giftsour Vietnam souvenir guideas well.

Frequently asked questions

Where do you recommend buying Vietnamese basket bags?

Hang Chieu Street (Hàng Chiếu) in Hanoi’s Old Quarter is the largest cluster. Long-established shops line up at Nos. 72, 74A, and 76. In Ho Chi Minh City, Ben Thanh Market, Saigon Square, and hansry in the Thao Dien district are standard; in Da Nang, Han Market and Hoi An Old Town. If you prioritize quality and service, brand options like hansry, MONET, and HANA are recommended.

How much do Vietnamese plastic baskets cost?

サイズによって変わりますが、Sサイズで80,000〜120,000VND(約480〜720円)、Mサイズで120,000〜180,000VND(約720〜1,080円)、Lサイズで180,000〜300,000VND(約1,080〜1,800円)が目安です。市場では交渉できる場合もありますが、値札、品質、個数によって異なります。無理な値下げを前提にせず、納得できる総額で購入してください。

What famous brands of Vietnamese basket bags are there?

The five popular brands locally are hansry (a Japanese-owned shop in Ho Chi Minh City), HANA in Hanoi, the city-bag brand Saigon Swagger, the wholesale-type Viettime Craft, and the embroidered-tote brand Lotus Vietnam. In Japanese mail-order, MONET is long-established, and if buying market-type, the cluster of long-established shops on “Hang Chieu Street” is also highly reliable.

Can I bring basket bags on board?

S and M sizes can be carried on if they fit within the carry-on dimensions (a guide of 55 × 40 × 23 cm). Since they crush easily, it’s safest to put them in the overhead bin. L and extra-large sizes need to go in checked baggage or be transported reinforced with cardboard.

Can I buy Vietnamese basket bags in Japan too?

They’re available at the hansry official online shop (shop.hansry.com), specialty mail-order like Emmpuku Lotus and Vietnam no Kaze, major EC marketplaces such as Amazon, Rakuten, and BASE, the goods corners attached to Vietnamese-food shops in Takadanobaba and Shin-Okubo in Tokyo, and imported-goods shops in Omotesando and Daikanyama. Prices are a guide of 1.5–2.5 times those locally.

What types of basket-bag weaves are there?

There are over 20 patterns just in the weave—checkerboard, check, small flowers, diagonal, plaited, four-strand, floral, and more. Even the same design looks very different by weave and color combination, so on the ground, choosing while comparing the actual items becomes a fun shopping experience.

まとめ:相場より、底と持ち手を確かめる

日常の買い物なら水に強いプラカゴ、服に合わせるなら天然素材、配りやすさなら刺繍トートというように用途から選びます。価格表は交渉の上限を考える参考にし、実物の底、持ち手、切り口、臭いを優先してください。

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