Custom Printed Luggage Tags
A luggage tag is small, cheap to mail and clipped to a bag that passes through airports, bus stations and hotel lobbies, carrying your name along the way. The 22 tags in this collection start from $0.65 for colorful plastic tags and move up through acrylic, silicone, bamboo, aluminum, felt and leather.
There are tags with privacy windows that hide the address card, one that holds an AirTag, and pebbled leather pieces from Samsonite, American Tourister and Cutter & Buck. Travel agencies, cruise and tour operators, schools and alumni groups hand them out at fairs and in welcome packets.
Materials and Shapes
- Plastic and PVC: jelly and clear tags in bright colors, the cheapest option for tagging every suitcase in a tour group.
- Acrylic: square and round tags plus shaped versions up to four square inches, printed to match a logo or mascot.
- Leather and alternatives: genuine and pebbled leather, recycled leatherette, recycled felt and a tag made from pineapple leaf leather.
- Metal and wood: an aluminum tag on a twist wire loop and a bamboo tag, both sturdy enough for checked bags.
Imprint Choices
- Screen printing: covers most tags and suits one or two color logos on plastic, acrylic and felt.
- Debossing: presses the logo into leather for a tone-on-tone mark that holds up on frequent trips.
- Specialty imprints: laser engraving and full color printing are available on a handful of styles; each product page shows its imprint area.
Minimums run from 10 to 500 pieces, and production on tags is short, usually 10 to 12 days. Three of the tags are produced domestically, a requirement on some government and union purchases. For trade show giveaways, plastic tags keep cost per piece low; for frequent flyer clients, a leather tag reads as a real gift.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Jelly and plastic luggage tags start near $0.65 and $0.69. Acrylic tags in square, circle and custom shapes cost about $1.40 to $1.52. Silicone, bamboo, leatherette and aluminum tags sit around $1.90 to $3.50. Leather tags from Samsonite and Cutter & Buck, and a tag with an AirTag holder, cost about $9 to $25.
Each material fits a different budget:
- Plastic and jelly tags are cheapest for big events.
- Acrylic tags can be cut into custom shapes.
- Leather and leatherette tags feel premium for clients.
- Bamboo, felt and pineapple leather suit eco programs.
Yes. The Silicone Luggage Tag with Privacy Window and the Venture Out Recycled Luggage Tag with Privacy Sleeve cover contact details from view. The Millennium Leather Luggage Tag has a snap flap. These help frequent travelers keep their address private.
Screen printing is used on 15 tags and gives bright logos on plastic and acrylic. Debossing, on 4 leather tags, presses the logo in for a classy look. Full color printing is offered on 4 tags, and laser engraving on 2, such as aluminum and bamboo.
Luggage tag minimums run from 10 pieces on leather tags to 500 on budget plastic tags. Tags are produced in only 10 to 12 days, with setup between $40 and $95. Travel agencies and tour operators lean toward the bigger runs.
Yes. The Luggage Tag with AirTag Holder in recycled PU has a pocket for an Apple AirTag so travelers can track their bag. Other recycled options include the American Tourister Zoom Turbo tag in recycled PET and a recycled felt tag with a window.