Custom Lanyards

Printed neck lanyards with badge clips for offices, schools, conferences and event staff credentials.

Custom paracord lanyards
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Introduction

A custom lanyard carries a badge and puts your name, logo or event on the strap, so decide the width, the attachment and the print method before you compare sellers.

  • Strap width: three-eighths inch suits short text, while three-quarter and one inch widths carry a logo clearly.
  • Attachment hardware: swivel hooks, bulldog clips, key rings and badge reels each hold a different holder.
  • Safety release: a breakaway buckle at the neck matters for school and warehouse use.

Ask which print process the seller uses and request a proof showing your exact colors before the run begins.

FAQs

Three-quarter inch is the common choice for a logo plus a short line of text, and one inch gives room for a detailed mark. Narrow three-eighths inch straps usually hold only a single short word.

Screen printing lays ink on the surface in a limited number of solid colors and costs less at volume. Dye sublimation soaks full-color artwork into the polyester, so gradients and photos stay sharp across the whole strap.

Schools, hospitals and facilities with machinery generally require one so the strap separates under pull. Confirm the listing includes a breakaway at the back of the neck rather than only a detachable buckle at the badge end.

A swivel J-hook or a bulldog clip paired with a vertical rigid holder keeps the card facing forward. If staff scan in often, a retractable badge reel saves them from pulling the whole strap upward.

Supply the exact color references from your brand guide and ask the seller to confirm them against their available stock. Screen-printed straps come from dyed webbing, so the base color options may be more limited than a digital mockup suggests.