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Hang Tag Size: 3.55" × 1.55"
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You can order custom hang tags from just 50 pieces per design.
Yes. Upload PNG, SVG, AI, PDF, or JPG artwork directly on the product page.
Yes. You can keep the back blank, repeat the same artwork, or request a different backside design.
Yes. The configurator lets you choose no cord, black cord, or white cord.
Yes. You can request a photo proof before production moves forward.
Use the notes fields in the Backside and Cord sections to tell our team exactly what you need.
Hang tags — also called swing tags — display your brand name, logo, price, size, and product details on clothing, accessories, and gifts. They attach with a cord or string through a punched hole and are a key part of branding and packaging for clothing brands and boutiques.
We ship custom hang tags and swing tags to the United States and Canada with USPS tracked delivery. Shipping is calculated at checkout based on your destination.

Designing a hang tag that works at retail

A hang tag is the only part of your labeling a customer handles before buying. It has to survive a stockroom, hang straight on a rail, and carry the information a buyer or a till actually needs.

Use both sides

The front carries brand and product identity; the back is where price, size, barcode, care summary, composition or a QR code belong. Printing one side and leaving the other blank wastes the most useful surface you have — and a blank reverse reads as an afterthought at retail.

Card weight decides how it feels

280 gsm is stiff enough to stay flat on a rail and resist curling in a humid stockroom. Lighter stock creases at the punch hole and bends in a shipping carton, which is the single most common reason a tag looks cheap in the hand despite good artwork.

Plan the punch hole into the layout

The hole needs clearance from both the edge and any artwork — roughly 5 mm from the trim line, with nothing important within the surrounding area. Designs laid out without it end up with a hole punched through a logo, or a tag that tears at the first tug.

Set up for print, not for screen

Supply artwork in CMYK with bleed past the trim line, and keep text and logos inside a safe margin. RGB files shift on conversion, most visibly in saturated blues and greens, and artwork built to the exact trim size will show a white sliver wherever the cut drifts by a fraction.