Your brand.
Every detail.
Discover how one identity changes across fabric, labels, tags, and packaging. Look closely, explore the finish, and build a shortlist for your own product.
Hang tag
A retail finishing detailA detachable card completes the retail presentation. Define artwork, paper stock, size, finish, punched hole, string, and any product information.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Spot UV hang tag
Gloss highlights on a matte baseSelective glossy varnish catches the light against a matte surface. Choose exactly which artwork areas receive UV and review registration, contrast, coverage, and the physical card.
What to specify
UV artwork layer · registration · card · finish sample
Matte hang tag
Soft, low-reflection presentationA low-reflection finish gives the brand a restrained retail presentation. Define stock, thickness, lamination or coating, print colours, hole position, and cord.
What to specify
Stock · matte finish · dimensions · attachment
Gloss hang tag
Bright reflective presentationA reflective surface gives colours a bright, polished presentation. Review gloss coating or lamination, print appearance, handling, and the finish under different lighting.
What to specify
Stock · gloss finish · print · handling sample
Foil-stamped hang tag
Metallic brand accentMetallic foil creates a reflective accent rather than a standard ink colour. Separate the foil artwork and define colour, coverage, tooling, fine-detail limits, and the physical finish.
What to specify
Foil colour · artwork layer · tooling · fine detail
No matching finish. Try another word or collection.
Make the details work together.
Choose a print, an inside label, a tag, and a pack—or shortlist alternatives. Your choices stay with you as you explore these pages.
Branded visual concepts created to illustrate the finishes. Confirm method availability, materials, dimensions, colours, costs, and the physical sample for your order. Care-label wording is illustrative.
Start with the retail purpose
A hang tag can introduce the brand, identify a product, or carry care and retail information. Decide what belongs on the front and back before choosing a finish. Prioritize legible text and a layout that works at the actual card dimensions.
Choose how the tag catches the light
Matte surfaces keep reflections restrained, while gloss surfaces create a reflective presentation. Spot UV applies gloss selectively to specified areas. Foil adds a metallic accent. Review a physical sample because these effects change with lighting and cannot be judged from a screen alone.
Prepare separate finishing artwork
Provide front and back artwork, trim size, bleed, hole position, and separate layers for spot UV or foil where required. Identify colours, fine lettering, stock, and thickness. Confirm the proposed production method and finishing tolerances with the sample.
Connect the tag to the complete product
Specify string or attachment, length, product information, and how tags are grouped or applied during packing. If barcodes or variable information are used, supply approved data and confirm readability. Keep the final artwork and attachment instructions in the order specification.
Your project checklist
- Front and back artwork
- Stock, thickness, and finish
- UV or foil artwork layer
- Hole, string, and product information