Description
Built around the piece
Furniture tags with room for useful detail
Custom furniture tags give a product a clear place for a collection name, material details, care notes, price, barcode or maker information. They help a showroom, workshop or retail display make the information around a piece easier to understand.
Choose a familiar rectangle, square or a bespoke shape, then use the guided form to explain the card, print, hole and attachment that suit the furniture and the way it will be displayed.
Where furniture tags work
Furniture tag uses
Showroom displays
Pair a clear product name, price or collection reference with a tag that sits comfortably beside the furniture.
Made-to-order pieces
Share material, finish, care or maker details with a thoughtful tag attached at collection or delivery.
Retail product information
Create space for product codes, barcodes, dimensions or a short story without crowding the furniture itself.
Sale and collection tags
Use a consistent format across a collection so customers can compare key product details with ease.
Additional information
Furniture tag printing options
Custom furniture tag specifications
The form collects the practical details needed to quote a furniture tag clearly before artwork and production are discussed.
- Size and format
- Choose a rectangle, square, shaped tag or custom dimensions that fit the information and display setting.
- Card and weight
- Describe the card feel and weight you need, including any preference for coated, uncoated or kraft stock.
- Product information
- Allow room for a collection name, material details, care notes, price, barcode, SKU or maker message.
- Specify one or both printed sides and include any colour or special-colour notes in the brief.
- Hole and attachment
- Choose the hole, string, loop or grommet approach that is appropriate for the furniture and display method.
- Artwork and quantity
- Share the quantity, number of versions, delivery requirement and artwork whenever it is ready.
Card, print and attachment
Finishing furniture tags for the display
The card, print and attachment should support the product rather than distract from it. Use the quote form to describe the look, feel and attachment method you want us to consider.
- Card stocks: Use the guided form to indicate coated, uncoated, kraft or another preferred card direction.
- Printing: Choose single or double-sided print where information needs to be visible from more than one angle.
- Finishing: Tell us if you would like to discuss matt, gloss, foil, Spot UV, embossing or debossing.
- Attachment: Specify string, elastic, rope string or grommet preferences alongside the intended display method.
Artwork and file guidance
Artwork preparation
Preparing artwork for furniture tags
Start with the finished tag size and list the product details that must remain easy to read at a glance. Keep fine text away from the drilled hole, string area and trimmed edge, especially where the tag will be handled frequently.
You can include PDF, AI, EPS, JPG, PNG or ZIP artwork with the quote request, or send the product information and layout notes first if the design is still being prepared.
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Questions and answers
Questions before you start
Custom furniture tag FAQs
What information can I put on a furniture tag?
Furniture tags can include a collection or product name, material details, care notes, dimensions, a price, barcode, SKU or a short maker message. The best layout depends on the information customers need at the point of display.
What is the minimum order quantity?
There is no minimum order: a single tag can be bought online, and the product page shows fixed prices for every available quantity from one tag upwards. Use the quote form when a bespoke configuration is required.
Can I see a physical sample before ordering?
Use the sample request page to ask about custom furniture tags materials and finishes. Availability and the appropriate sample selection are confirmed against the product brief.
What format should I supply my artwork in?
Use the artwork guide to prepare custom furniture tags files around the finished size, trim, attachment area and print requirements. The final file requirements are confirmed during artwork review.