Swing Tags

• NEW: More shapes and sizes available
• 6 shapes & 5 sizes available
• 3 paper stock options
• 3.17 mm pre-punched hole
• Vivid, full-colour printing
• Quantities from 25 to 5000
• Optional tag string (sold separately)

Stylish & savvy packaging

Looking for a way to stand out? With personalised product tags, you can make it easier for customers to see what makes your products special. You can display pricing, share fabric care instructions and more with tags that represent your brand, from the colour scheme and logo to the shape and even material. They’re versatile enough to use as clothing tags or swing tags on a variety of different items, like boxes, jars and bags. And with our customisation process, you can add a logo, brand message — or both!

Easy to customise & use

Printed in full colour on your choice of paper stock, our custom swing tags come in a variety of shapes, sizes and standout materials. We have lots of options to help you create the right tags for your business, whether you’re selling clothing, accessories, food or other items. And with our optional swing tag string now available, attaching your labels to your products or bags is even easier. Each uncut cotton string is 7 m long and 2 mm thick, and can be cut to the length of your choice — depending on your use, it should be enough for about 50 tags.

Simple design experience

Ready to create your customisable swing tags? Start by exploring our gallery of design templates. (Or, if you have a design ready to go, you can use our design upload option.) Once you’ve found a favourite design, make it yours by adding the custom details that work best for you. Then we’ll take care of the rest, professionally printing and sending your order. Your swing tags will arrive looking crisp, polished and ready to show off.

Better by Design

This item is part of our Better by Design collection, which connects you to responsibly sourced products. Learn more.

What Makes it Better

Responsibly Sourced Materials: Products made from responsibly sourced materials are designed to help reduce environmental impact. They're selected not only for the materials themselves, but also with consideration for the workers who farm and manufacture them, indigenous communities affected by production and the biodiversity in and around production areas.