Lanyards & Name Badges | Fully Branded Event ID

Lanyards and name badges do more than display a logo. They help you manage access, identify staff, and keep attendees moving smoothly through your event or workplace. This collection brings together lanyards and name badges designed for conferences, offices, schools, exhibitions and public sector environments. Whether you need custom lanyards to carry ID cards or printed name tags for clear on-site identification, you’ll find practical event ID solutions built for visibility, security and professional presentation. If you are planning an event or reviewing internal ID processes, this is where you start.

Options Available: Lanyards, Name Tags and Complete Event ID Solutions

We group products here by function, so you can quickly decide what you need.

• Custom Lanyards – Wearable straps for holding ID cards, access passes or keys. Ideal when staff or attendees must carry credentials at all times.
• Printed Name Tags – Display badges for conferences, meetings and visitor management. Clear names, roles and organisations at a glance.
• Conference Badges – Larger-format inserts for multi-day events, including agendas or QR codes.
• Staff ID Accessories – Clips, badge holders, retractable reels and wallets for different working environments.
• Visitor Pass Solutions – Temporary badges paired with lanyards for controlled building access.
• Eco Material Lanyards – Recycled or RPET options for organisations with sustainability targets.
• Premium Woven or Dye-Sublimated Lanyards – Higher detail print for corporate or sponsor-heavy events.

If you are unsure whether you need straps, badges or both, the simplest rule is this: If people must carry ID, start with lanyards. If people must display information clearly, start with name badges. Many events require both.

How to Choose the Right Lanyards and Name Badges for Your Organisation

Start with your operational goal, not the product. If you are managing building access, durability and attachment type matter most. Consider the clip or fitting. Standard lobster clips suit most ID cards. Retractable reels work well in secure offices. Breakaway safety fittings are common in schools and healthcare settings. For conferences and exhibitions, visibility is key. Wider lanyards allow larger print areas and stronger logo presence. Clear plastic wallets protect printed inserts and keep details readable throughout the event. Think about scale. Large events often require consistent colour coding for staff, VIPs and attendees. A simple colour system reduces confusion and speeds up on-site management. Material also influences perception. Polyester is cost-effective for high-volume orders. Woven or dye-sublimated finishes give a sharper result for corporate launches or sponsor-heavy events. If sustainability reporting is part of your brief, recycled materials may be the better route. Finally, consider longevity. Printing your organisation name rather than a single event date extends usefulness beyond one campaign.

Branding and Practicality: Designing Lanyards and Printed Name Tags That Work

Lanyards are long and narrow. Designs need to suit that shape. Landscape logos and clear wordmarks perform best. Fine lines can distort on textile surfaces, so bold graphics tend to reproduce more cleanly. Colour choice is practical, not just aesthetic. A strong base colour improves visibility in crowded venues. High-contrast printing ensures your logo remains readable from a distance. This matters at exhibitions where staff need to be identifiable quickly. For name badges, legibility comes first. Use clear fonts and logical layout: name, company, role. If you are printing inserts in-house, choose holders that allow easy swapping without damage. Attachment choice affects usability. Carabiner-style clips are popular for reusable ID solutions. Standard clips are efficient for high-volume events. Extendable hooks allow quick access to card reader