Custom Coin Purses and Squeeze Pouches
Loose change, earbuds, lip balm and spare keys all need a home, and a small pouch with your name on it gives them one. The collection includes two plastic coin purses: a pouch that closes with a zipper and an old school squeeze purse that pops open when pinched, attached to a keychain.
Prices start at $1.49, and minimums are 200 or 250 pieces, so these suit big giveaways such as parades, credit union customer days, laundromats and arcades.
Two Ways to Carry Change
- Zip coin pouch: a zippered pouch that fits a pocket or purse and holds coins, folded bills, cards or earbuds.
- Squeeze coin keychain: the retro purse that opens with a squeeze and closes on its own, hanging from a key ring.
- Imprint: both are decorated by screen printing, which favors a one or two color logo with clear, simple shapes.
Coin purses are handy for businesses that still deal in cash, such as car washes, vending operators, parking lots and banks running a coin counting day. They also travel well in kids' goody bags and summer camp packs. For more low-cost novelties, the under-a-dollar page in Toys & Novelty lists whistles and mood cups that pair with a pouch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
There are two styles: a coin pouch with a zipper at about $1.49 and an old school coin pouch keychain that squeezes open at about $2.10. Both are made of plastic and are small enough for a pocket, purse or glovebox.
The old school squeeze pouch opens when you press its ends together, then closes when released, so coins stay put without a zipper. It hangs on a key ring, keeping change, earbuds or a spare key handy, and its retro style adds a bit of fun to the giveaway.
Coin purses require 200 to 250 pieces, with a setup fee of $45 to $50. They suit banks and credit unions, laundromats, parking operators, transit agencies and arcades, where customers handle coins or tokens every day.
Both coin pouches are screen printed, typically with a one color logo on the front panel. The flat face of each pouch provides a clean spot for a logo and a short message. Your digital proof shows the placement and size before production begins.
Choose the zip coin pouch for a slightly lower price and a closure that holds cards, cash or earbuds securely. Choose the squeeze keychain for something people clip to their keys and see daily. The keychain version costs about 60 cents more and stays in sight more often.
We quote turnaround for coin pouches when the order comes in, since a standard time is not posted. Send your deadline with the artwork and we will confirm the dates before anything is printed or charged.