Kit bag tags and locker tags for sports clubs and gyms

Two-sided kit bag tags, numbered gym locker tags, coach tags and travel tags for teams: personalised print files you can make for a full squad list.

Squad kit bag tags

On the two-sided school tag

Name and team on the front, a contact number on the back. Clubs order one per player at the start of the season, which makes a tidy bulk list.

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Gym locker numbers

On the number key tag

Gyms and pools need a numbered tag for every locker key. Quote the full range and include spares, since locker keys go missing often.

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Coach and staff tags

On the bold name tag

A bold tag with a symbol marks coaches' bags and equipment store keys. Choose a symbol that suits the sport or the club badge.

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Tournament travel tags

On the luggage tag

Teams travelling to away meets pile bags together on the bus. A luggage tag with name and squad makes sorting them quick at the other end.

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Who buys

Coaches, team managers, parent committees and gym owners. Youth clubs buy kit bag tags for every player, often paid for by parents through the club. Gyms, pools and sports centres buy locker tags in numbered runs and come back for replacements.

How to offer it

For teams, the two-sided tag does the most work: the player's name and squad on one side, "if found" and a phone number on the other. Ask the team manager for a single list and paste it into the studio; you get one file per player in a ZIP. If the club has a badge symbol close to one of the icons, use it across the squad.

For gyms, start with the number tag. Ask how many lockers they have and whether the numbers have letter prefixes for different changing rooms. Short codes print large and stay readable.

Share sample photos in the club's parent group or with the gym owner, using their real team name. For selling to people who message you, our post on custom orders on Instagram and WhatsApp has message templates. More tag styles are in bag and school tags.

A club order rarely ends with the players. Coaches need their own tags, the equipment store needs labelled keys, and parents sometimes ask for a second tag for a younger sibling in another age group. Mention these when you send the squad approval picture.

Squad order checklist

One list, one contact person
Check the team name spelling, including age group codes
Confirm club colours with a sample
Pack by team, in list order
Note the list date: new players join mid-season

Questions

How do I take a squad order?

Ask the coach or team manager for one list with names, team and any number to show. Paste it into the studio to get every file at once, and send one approval picture before printing.

Can I use the club colours?

Yes. Each tag prints in two colours, so use the club's main colour for the base and a contrasting one for the text. Check the contrast in daylight on a sample.

How should I price for a team?

A per-tag price with a squad rate is easy for clubs to share with parents. Some sellers offer a free coach tag with a full squad order.

When do clubs order?

Around trials, the start of a season and before big tournaments. Contact clubs a few weeks before those dates so there is time for lists and approval.