Name and class bag tags
On the slim bag tag
The name runs up the length of the tag, so it stays large even on long names. Parents order one for each bag a child carries.
Personalise thisSchool bag tags, two-sided class tags, lunch box tags and pencil case keychains for the new school year, made one by one or from a whole class list.
On the slim bag tag
The name runs up the length of the tag, so it stays large even on long names. Parents order one for each bag a child carries.
Personalise thisOn the two-sided school tag
Name, class and school on the front, a parent's phone number on the back. Popular with parents of younger children who lose things.
Personalise thisOn the bold name tag
A symbol helps children who are still learning to read spot their own bag. Let each child choose their own.
Personalise thisOn the slim bag tag
A short tag with a strap slot threads onto lunch bag and bottle straps. Sell it in a set with the main bag tag.
Personalise thisOn the name keychain
A name keychain for the pencil case zip. With a bold sans font, the bottom bar holds the letters together so the name prints as one piece.
Personalise thisParents, in the weeks before a new school year starts, and again when children move to a new school or class. A second wave comes from class parents and teachers who want the whole class tagged at once. Day care centres and summer camps buy the same things at different times of year.
Sell a set rather than single tags. A useful starter set is one bag tag for the school bag, a smaller tag with a strap slot for the lunch bag, and a name keychain for the pencil case. For younger children, add the two-sided tag with a phone number on the back.
Ask parents for the name exactly as written at school, the class code and the school name if they want it shown. Send one approval picture before printing: parents will forward it to family, which often brings more orders.
For class orders, collect one list from one person and paste it into the studio to get every file in a ZIP. Our post on school name tags in bulk explains how to collect lists and avoid spelling mistakes. Browse all the bag and school tags for more shapes.
A few weeks before term begins, when parents buy bags and uniforms. Post sample photos with common local names and class codes so parents can picture their child's tag.
Yes. A class parent or teacher can send one list. Paste it into the studio and download a ZIP with one file per child, then pack the tags in list order.
A main bag tag, a small tag for the lunch bag or bottle, and a pencil case keychain is a common set. Price the set as one item and sell extras singly.
Bright colours with strong contrast are easiest to read. Some schools prefer the uniform colour, so ask parents before printing.
Type your customer's text, send them the picture, download the print file.