Description
Merchandising tools
Tags built for the shop floor
A good retail tag balances brand identity with functional necessity. It needs space for your logo, but also room for clear pricing, barcodes, sizing, and material composition.
We provide consistent, high-quality printing to ensure every batch of retail tags perfectly matches your previous orders.
Where retail tags work
Retail tag uses
In-store merchandising
Provide essential product details to customers browsing the shop floor.
Inventory management
Clear, scannable barcodes for fast checkout and stock taking.
Additional information
Retail options
Retail tag specifications
Configure the tag for your POS system.
- Size and shape
- Choose the size and shape around the product, display, information and attachment requirements.
- Hole and attachment
- Standard holes for tagging guns or loop pins.
Card and finish
Finishing retail tags
Durability on the shop floor is key.
- Finishing: Consider matte or gloss lamination to prevent tags from getting scuffed by customers.
Artwork and file guidance
Artwork preparation
Preparing artwork for retail
If you are leaving blank space to apply price stickers later, ensure the area is uncoated or matte, as stickers may peel off gloss lamination.
Ensure high contrast between barcode lines and the background.
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Questions and answers
Questions
Retail tag FAQs
Do you do bulk discounts?
Include the required quantity, number of versions and product details in the quote request. Pricing is confirmed against the full custom retail tags specification rather than described as a fixed discount.
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 retail 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 retail tags files around the finished size, trim, attachment area and print requirements. The final file requirements are confirmed during artwork review.