Product information for kitchenware
Kitchen Supplies Tags
Kitchen supplies tags carry care, material, safety and retail information on cookware, utensils, textiles and storage products without covering the product itself.
- In stock online. Swing tags are configured and ordered online from one tag; briefs for several designs or very large runs can also be quoted through the Custom Tag Builder.
- Free UK delivery. Standard online orders are delivered free to one UK address.
- Free reprint or refund if faulty. Report faulty, damaged or incorrect tags within 30 days of delivery and we reprint them or refund you in full, with free return postage if a return is needed. Because every order is printed to your specification, change-of-mind returns are not accepted. Your statutory rights are not affected.
- Online orders arrive 2–6 working days after artwork approval
Order online
Customise your Kitchen Supplies Tags
Choose the size, shape, card, printing, finish and quantity. The price updates as you change each option.
- Format
- Tie-on product information tag
- Use
- Cookware, utensils, kitchen textiles and storage
- Material
- Uncoated or coated card
- Artwork
- Upload when ready
Description
Kitchen Supplies Tags prices by quantity
Kitchen Supplies Tags at 50 × 75mm on coated one side 350gsm card, printed full colour on one side, all-inclusive with free UK delivery. Other sizes, cards and finishes are repriced in the order panel; quantities in between pay the rate of the quantity below, and runs above 10,000 tags are quoted.
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 tag | £0.42 |
| 100 tags | £42.00 |
| 250 tags | £58.00 |
| 500 tags | £79.00 |
| 1,000 tags | £118.00 |
| 2,500 tags | £215.00 |
| 5,000 tags | £365.00 |
A product-specific format
Kitchen Supplies Tags for product presentation
Kitchen Supplies Tags give product teams a dedicated format for the information and presentation requirements of the item being sold. The specification should begin with the product it will be attached to, then account for the information the tag needs to carry.
Use the form to record the final size, card direction, print sides, finishing and attachment for kitchen supplies tags. This keeps the practical decisions together before artwork is supplied or confirmed.
Tag anatomy
Kitchen Supplies Tags: parts of the tag
Kitchen Supplies Tags start at 50 × 75mm on coated one side card. Each numbered part of the diagram is a choice you can change in the order panel.
- CardCoated one side, 250gsm to 1200gsm, with 4 other cards in the order panel.
- Front print areaLogo and brand name, printed full colour, in one to three colours or a Pantone match.
- Product detailsPrice, size, barcode, QR code or care notes, below the logo or on the back when the tag is printed on both sides.
- Bleed3mm of artwork past every trim edge, so colour runs cleanly to the cut.
- Hole and eyelet3mm drilled hole as standard, or 5mm with one of 4 metal eyelet colours.
- AttachmentChoose black lock string, white lock string, black elastic loop, white elastic loop and more, or no string.
Where this format fits
Kitchen Supplies Tags uses
Cookware and bakeware
Carry material, hob compatibility, care and warranty information without applying an adhesive label to the product.
Utensils and knife sets
Tie to a handle or retail pack while keeping the attachment clear of the working end.
Kitchen textiles
Combine fibre content, washing instructions and a barcode on one removable ticket.
Storage and serving products
Use the reverse for capacity, food-care or collection information while the front remains brand-led.
Additional information
Build the specification
Kitchen Supplies Tags specification
- Information comes before decoration
- List the material, care, safety and traceability information first. The remaining area is the real space available for branding, not the other way around.
- Keep the tag away from working surfaces
- The attachment must not sit against a blade, hot plate or food-contact face. Choose a handle, packaging loop or removable tie point before setting the hole position.
- Plan for mixed product sizes
- A utensil and a stock pot rarely suit the same tag proportion. Use one visual system with two practical sizes rather than forcing one oversized compromise onto every item.
- Humidity changes the stock choice
- Bare uncoated card suits dry retail shelves. Products displayed near sinks, chilled goods or outdoor cooking equipment need a coated or synthetic option.
- Barcodes need a quiet panel
- Keep the code flat, high contrast and away from the hole, cord and curved edge. Test it at the printed size rather than relying on the artwork preview.
Artwork and file guidance
Prepare the artwork
Plan the finished format before export
Set care, material and safety information first, then give the barcode a flat high-contrast panel away from the hole and cord. Test the printed code on the smallest product size rather than only on screen.
Use the reverse for dense statutory or care information and keep the front readable at shelf distance. If one range needs two tag sizes, preserve the same field order instead of shrinking the larger layout blindly.
Continue your research
Further swing tag guidance
Questions and answers
Questions before you order
Kitchen Supplies Tags FAQs
What should a kitchen supplies tag include?
Start with the product material, care and safety information, then add the SKU, barcode, country of origin and warranty details that apply to the range.
Can the same tag work across a kitchenware collection?
Usually as a visual system, but not always as one size. Small utensils and large cookware need different proportions if the tag is to stay readable without getting in the way.
Do kitchenware tags need waterproof stock?
Not for a dry retail shelf. Use coated or synthetic stock when the display is exposed to condensation, sinks, chilled environments or outdoor conditions.