Swing Tag and Hang Tag Types

The catalogue groups tags by construction, use, material and shape. Start with the job: a standard tag carries concise information, a folded tag adds panels, a perforated tag creates a removable stub, and a bottle-neck or shaped format responds to a particular product or presentation requirement.

After choosing a format, define the finished dimensions, card, printed sides and attachment point. Finishes such as foil, lamination, Spot UV, embossing or an eyelet are separate processes. Add them when they improve emphasis, protection or handling, not simply because they appear on another product.

The same product type can produce very different results depending on artwork and material. Check bleed, safe areas, small text, colour setup and any barcode or QR code at final size. A physical sample is useful where stiffness, texture, colour or attachment feel will affect the buying decision.

Use each product page to review its construction and then enter quantity, size, material, print, finish, attachment and artwork status in the guided form. Keeping those variables together makes the quote comparable and helps the approved proof describe the item that should enter production.