Custom woven lanyards hang a pass around someone's neck all day without tearing or twisting into a mess. Branded woven lanyards come in a few different builds, and each one feels quite different in the hand. The flat polyester strap is tough stuff that resists tearing, and it comes in narrow through to wider widths. Flip it over and you'll see the stitching on the back, where the backing colour matches the thread. If you'd rather something slimmer, the tubular style is a round woven cord with text running right around its length, finished with a J hook or alligator clip and offered in plenty of colours. At the top end, the deluxe style layers satin over polyester in a two tier design, comes in two widths and finishes with your pick of metal attachment.
A volunteer at a weekend club carnival ends up with a lanyard that's still sitting flat and looking tidy by the last game. There's no curling, no tearing, and the pass isn't spinning round backwards every five minutes. That means less fiddling and more time running the canteen or keeping score. If they need to swap passes, the cord style works with one of our card holders without any fuss.
Most promotional woven lanyards here are woven with your design instead of printed, so it's part of the fabric itself. The deluxe style is never printed at all. More options sit under lanyards.
Things People Ask
Why are custom woven lanyards popular for office staff ID passes?
The logo is woven right into the strap, so it won't rub off when staff put the lanyard on every morning. The flat polyester strap resists tearing and comes in narrow through to wider widths.
Are these a good pick for school staff?
Yes, teachers and office staff can wear one every day of term to hold their ID card. The flat polyester strap resists tearing, which helps when it's caught on bags, desks and playground gear.
Which woven lanyard is best for a multi-day conference?
The deluxe satin and polyester style is the strongest choice for delegates wearing a pass across several days. Its two tier double layer design is built for daily wear and finishes with a metal attachment.
When does a tubular cord make more sense than a flat strap?
A tubular cord suits people who want something light and slim around the neck, like crew moving fast between rooms. It comes with a J hook or alligator clip and is offered in a good spread of colours.
