Metal hang tags, with their high-end feel and durability, are widely used in clothing, bags, leather goods, and hardware. Wholesale purchases offer a variety of materials, processes, and customization options to suit different brand positioning.

I. Core Material Classification and Characteristics

Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, rust-resistant, and robust, suitable for outdoor products and tools.

Zinc Alloy: Can be die-cast into complex shapes, supports gold and silver plating, and antique finishes, suitable for high-end bags and leather goods.

Aluminum Alloy: Lightweight, with a wide range of colors to choose from, suitable for clothing and accessories.

Copper: Has a natural vintage luster, can be brushed and distressed, suitable for vintage-style brands.

II. Mainstream Customization Processes

Basic Processes: Laser engraving (clearly presents logos and text), stamping and cutting (creates irregular shapes), hollow design (enhances sophistication).

Surface Treatments: Gold/Silver/Nickel plating (high-end feel), matte/brushed finish (simple and sophisticated), spray painting (contrasting color effect), antique oxidation (vintage style).

Additional Designs: Compatible with metal chains, lobster clasps, and lanyard holes; some models support QR code and product information engraving on the back for enhanced practicality.

III. Core Advantages of Wholesale

Outstanding Durability: The metal material is wear-resistant and not easily deformed, offering a longer lifespan compared to paper tags, suitable for long-term use or high-end product positioning.

Enhanced Brand Image: The metallic texture exudes a sense of luxury, and brand image can be strengthened through differentiated craftsmanship, especially suitable for affordable luxury, workwear, and retro brands.

Stable Supply: Small-batch customization is supported; larger orders can be negotiated for better pricing, and sample testing services are provided.