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Custom Magnetic Clips for Fridges and Filing Cabinets

A magnetic clip lives on the refrigerator door, the side of a metal desk or a classroom whiteboard, holding up a grocery list, a school schedule or a reminder card. As long as it hangs there, your logo does too. This collection has 13 magnetic styles.


Shapes include a round clip, a heart, a house and a wide rectangle. There are spring-loaded memo clips, alligator clips that grip bags as well as paper, a jumbo clip with a rubber grip, a clip with a bamboo accent and a house clip that comes with sticky notes.


Shapes With a Purpose

  • House shapes: a classic closing gift for real estate agents, mortgage lenders and home inspectors, one version with a sticky note pad.
  • Heart: suited to healthcare providers, wedding vendors, nonprofits and Valentine's season promotions.
  • Jumbo with rubber grip: a large clip that holds thick stacks of paper, coupons or takeout menus on a fridge or metal cabinet.
  • Bamboo accent: a natural wood touch on a magnetic clip for brands that prefer an earthy look over bright plastic.
  • Materials: six styles have rubber parts and two use paper, with two FSC certified clips in the mix.


Plumbers, HVAC companies, pizza shops, pediatric offices and insurance agents hand these out so that when a customer needs help, the right phone number is already hanging on the fridge. Magnetic clips start at $0.89, the lowest order is 100 or 250 depending on the style, and production wraps up in roughly 12 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Magnetic clips are low cost. The round clip and harvest bag clip start around $0.89, the heart about $0.99, and memo and alligator styles about $1.19. The jumbo clip with rubber grip is about $1.39, the house shapes about $1.55, and the top price is a clip with a magnet at about $1.59.

There are 13 styles, including:

  • Round, heart and house shaped clips
  • A house clip that comes with sticky notes
  • Memo clips, including a spring loaded version
  • A jumbo clip with rubber grip and a wide rectangular clip
  • A clip with a bamboo accent

Each one holds notes, coupons or schedules on the fridge or a metal cabinet.

It is a common pick for realtors, mortgage brokers, home inspectors and moving companies. Clients put it on the fridge after closing, and the sticky notes keep it useful long after the boxes are unpacked. It costs about $1.55, the same as the plain house clip.

The smallest runs here begin at 100 pieces, and a few styles start at 250. A local insurance agency or dental office can often start with the lower figure and reorder later. After the artwork is approved, the clips take close to two weeks, about 12 days, to make. Setup adds between $40 and $90, shown before you confirm.

Yes. Two products are FSC certified, one uses recycled materials, and one clip includes a bamboo accent. The material mix also includes rubber, plastic and paper, so you can choose based on look and budget. If your company has a green purchasing policy, the bamboo accent clip and the certified paper items are the easiest to justify.

Most are screen printed, which suits a logo in one or two solid colors. Two products in this group can also take a full-color imprint, which opens the door to detailed artwork and blended shades. Choose that route when your branding relies on several colors, and stay with screen printing for a bold name and phone number.