ID Badge Lanyards

Cord Lanyards

Bulldog clip cord lanyards

Great for any event or facility where there is mixing and matching of lanyards and badges. For example, volunteers might turn in their lanyard and badge at the end of their shift and then the lanyard gets handed off to another volunteer or staff member with a different badge. Not only do are these bulldog clips great for keep things secure, yet easily removed, they are great for trade shows and we have a great selection of colors. Colorize your event or make color-coded id card lanyards to go along with the volunteer, contractor, or visitors!

Key ring lanyards aren't just for keys

Many facilities have their employees carrying their badges and some small tools -- flashlights, mini-tool kits -- on their lanyards along with keys. The key ring can keep these items secure so they don't accidentally get lost.

Swivel hook lanyards

This is our most popular cord lanyard attachment. Many of our customers have information on the back of their badges like emergency codes or phone numbers. The swivel hook makes it easy to quickly turn the badge. It's also significantly easier to add items to the swivel hook than a key ring.

Flat Polyester Lanyards

Id lanyards with comfort in mind

Our flat polyester lanyards are woven to be comfortable all day, everyday.  With all our colors it is easy to color code for events or facilities. These lanyards generally come in two sizes -- 3/8 and 5/8 inches -- each size generally having the key ring, bulldog clip, and swivel hook options. If these lanyards would fit your solution, but you would like a custom lanyard design, you may want to design a custom lanyard.

Breakaway Lanyards for Safety

Lanyards come in handy all day long. They're like a third hand. Right around your neck.  Breakaway lanyards, however, take things to a new level. These styles have a plastic clip that sits at the nape of your neck. Sometimes, you'll find lanyards with rubber breakaways lower down on the cord. 

Either way, once the lanyard is pulled hard enough, the plastic or rubber components will separate, releasing the lanyard from its grip around your neck. This makes them easy to pop on and off, but it's about so much more than ease.