Attachments and safety hardware

The hardware at the end of the strap is specified per order — the clip type determines what the lanyard can carry and how it detaches.

Overview

The hardware at the end of a lanyard is specified per order, and it matters more than it looks. The clip type decides what the strap can carry and how it comes off: a swivel hook or lobster clasp holds a card holder or key ring, a bulldog clip grips a plastic badge directly, and a double attachment carries two items at once. A safety breakaway buckle lets the strap separate under load — an important choice wherever a lanyard could be caught, such as schools and industrial settings. An adjustable slider lets the wearer set the length. Tell us the use case and we will recommend the hardware; it is chosen as part of every lanyard order.

Typical specification

  • Swivel hook / lobster clasp / bulldog clip
  • Single or double attachment
  • Safety breakaway buckle
  • Adjustable length slider

Commonly ordered for

  • Specifying the right clip for a card holder, key ring, or plastic badge
  • Schools and industrial sites that need a safety breakaway
  • Credentials that carry two items or need an adjustable length

International shipping

  • Worldwide delivery by international courier (DHL, FedEx, or EMS) with door-to-door tracking.
  • Quoted per order in USD; other currencies available on request.
  • Import duties and taxes are assessed by your local customs and are not included in the quote.
  • Production typically takes 2–3 weeks after artwork approval; express options on request.
  • Shipping cost and transit time depend on destination and weight — both are confirmed with your quote.

How ordering works

  1. 1Send us your design, quantity, and destination country to request a quote.
  2. 2We reply by email — normally within 1–2 business days — with price and lead time.
  3. 3Approve the digital proof, then we produce and ship to you worldwide.

Pricing is quoted per order. Send your quantity and use case and we reply by email, normally within 1–2 business days.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a safety breakaway buckle and when do I need one?
A breakaway buckle lets the lanyard separate if it is pulled or snagged, so it comes apart instead of catching on the wearer. It is strongly recommended anywhere a lanyard could be caught — schools, workshops, and industrial environments in particular. Ask for a breakaway in your quote request if your setting needs one.
Which clip should I choose?
It depends on what the lanyard carries: a swivel hook or lobster clasp for a card holder or keys, a bulldog clip to grip a plastic badge directly, or a double attachment for two items. If you are not sure, describe what will hang from the lanyard in your quote request and we will recommend the hardware.