Rectangle Tags
At St. Louis Tag, we offer a large selection of custom printed rectangle tags that are perfect for just about any application – clothing items, food items, gifts, jars, party and wedding accessories, special events, business, or play.
Made of high-quality material, our durable rectangle tags come in a variety of full color background options and sizes. Print to edge on either single or double-sided materials and customize with rounded corners, straight edges and more.
Our rectangle tags also feature pre-punched holes so you can order strung or unstrung varieties, allowing you to add your favorite ribbon or string to complete your project. Personalize with unique images or logos and custom messaging, such as names, event dates, and more with our various ink colors to make your rectangle hang tags truly stand out!
View some of our rectangle tag applications and Contact Us today for more information about our custom capabilities.
Customization Options to Create Your Ideal Tag
We offer 12 standard sizes that are available as is, with clipped corners or with rounded corners. Fully customized die cut shapes are also available.
We offer numerous material options for tag printing, including high grade printing paper for retail tags, durable Tyvek and vinyl for industrial tags, and carbonless carbon paper for multi-part hang tags.
In addition to the 21 standard colors we offer for our tags, we can create virtually any color by flood coating our white tags. We also offer full-color process printing for creating eye-catching designs with fine details.
Tags are typically punched with either 3/16” or 3/8” holes and can be reinforced with fiber patches and/or metal eyelets for securely attaching tags to items.
We offer several standard string materials, including elastic, mercerized cotton, cotton/poly blend, polished cotton twine and a natural option that is similar to jute. These can either be knotted or looped. For more industrial applications, we offer several different types and gauges of metal wire options.
