Lanyard String

Replacement webbing or cord for badge lanyards when the strap is worn but clips still work.

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Introduction

Replacement lanyard string is the webbing or cord itself when the clip still works but the strap is frayed, stretched, or stained beyond cleaning.

  • Match width and thickness to the openings on your existing hook and breakaway.
  • Choose flat polyester for printed badges or round cord if you want a thinner profile under a collar.
  • Confirm finished length, usually listed as the hanging drop, not the full loop circumference.

Thread the new string through the old hardware on a table, melt or sew the join, and tug hard before you badge back on the clip.

FAQs

Flat polyester spreads load across a wider clip and resists twisting. Round cord feels softer and hides under a collar but can slip in a wide metal slot. If your hook has a rectangular opening, stay with flat tape. Use round cord only when the hardware is a small ring.

Many adult office drops land the badge around mid-chest. Measure from the nape to where you currently scan, then add a little for the knot or crimp. Too long and the card hits a laptop; too short and you lift the whole loop to badge a door.

Yes if the hook's slot still matches the new width and the spring gate is not bent. Slide the webbing through, then secure with a box stitch or a metal crimp. Discard the hook if it opens under a firm tug, because a new strap will not fix a tired gate.

Tightly woven polyester holds length better than cheap nylon that grows overnight. Cotton looks soft but absorbs sweat and can smell. If you work kitchens or gyms, pick darker polyester and wash the strap separately from the badge case.

Inspect the plastic tabs. If they already separate too easily or never release, replace that part with the strap. A fresh cord on a worn clasp still fails the safety check. Buy the clasp as a spare if the listing sells string by the roll.