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Frequently Asked Questions

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Have questions about ordering custom swing tags? We've compiled the most common questions our clients ask regarding print finishes, order quantities, delivery, and artwork preparation to help you make informed decisions.

Ordering and Production

What is your minimum order quantity?

Add the quantity you need to the quote form. We will confirm whether it is practical for the chosen format, material, print and finishing specification.

How long will my tags take to print?

Production turnaround depends on chosen card stocks, print finishes, and batch quantities once your digital proof is approved. We confirm an exact dispatch and delivery schedule with every quote.

Do you provide strings or attachments?

Yes, we can supply your swing tags pre-strung with cotton, jute, or elastic cord. Alternatively, we can supply the string loose, or just provide the drilled tags for you to attach your own ribbons or pins.

Artwork and Design

I don't have a design. Can you help?

We primarily offer print services, meaning you will need to supply your own artwork. However, we provide free downloadable templates to make the process easy. If you only need minor layout adjustments or text changes, our studio team can often assist.

Can I print on both sides of the tag?

Absolutely. Double-sided printing is standard for most of our swing tags and allows you to keep the front clean and logo-focused while placing barcodes, care instructions, and pricing on the back.

Finishes and Materials

What is the most eco-friendly option?

Start by comparing recycled, kraft and uncoated card options, then consider whether lamination, foil or plastic attachments are necessary. Ask us to confirm the current stock credentials and end-of-life guidance for the exact specification before ordering.

Can I get foil or embossed text?

Yes, we offer premium finishes including hot foil stamping (in gold, silver, copper, and more), embossing, and spot UV gloss. These finishes work best on heavier, laminated card stocks to ensure a crisp result.