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Rounded Corner Hang Tags printed with a custom design
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Custom Rounded Corner Hang Tags That Will Not Snag

From $0.30 per unit. Your exact price comes with the quote.

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Quick answer

What are rounded corner hang tags?

Rounded corner hang tags keep the useful space of a rectangle but lose the sharp points. They slide into bags, sit against knits and stay tidy after weeks on a rack.

Prices start from $0.30 per unit. You get a free digital proof, production takes 4–6 business days after approval, and shipping is free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia.

Key facts

  • Choose your corner radius
  • Room for SKU and barcode
  • Free proof and revisions
  • Free shipping, 4 regions
  • From $0.30 per unit, quoted to your size
  • Production 4–6 business days after proof approval

Data sheet

Rounded Corner Hang Tags · 18 specifications

Shape
Rectangle or square with rounded corners
Orientation
Portrait or landscape
Stock
14 pt, 16 pt, 18 pt, 24 pt or 32 pt cardstock, kraft, textured, recycled-content
Printing
Single or double sided, CMYK, Pantone, white ink
Finishes
Matte, gloss or soft-touch lamination, spot UV, foil, emboss, deboss
Hole
Punched, plain or with metal grommet
Attachments
String, elastic loop, ribbon, safety pin, plastic loop pin
Pricing
From $0.30 per unit, set by size, stock, quantity and finish
Price
From $0.30 per unit, confirmed in your quote
Size
Cut to the size you give us
White ink
Prints on kraft and dark stock
Edge painting
Available on thick double-layer tags
Artwork
AI, PDF, SVG, PNG or JPG, free design help
Proof
Free digital proof, unlimited revisions
Production
4–6 business days after proof approval
Transit
2–3 business days
Shipping
Free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia
Misprints
Reported within 10 days: reprint or refund

Why sharp corners cause trouble on products

Square corners look crisp on day one. After a few days of handling, they bend, fray or poke through tissue paper and poly bags.

On loose knits and lace, a sharp corner can catch a loop and pull it. Shoppers notice that damage before they notice your logo.

Rounding the corners removes those weak points. The tag keeps its full rectangular print area, so you lose almost nothing on layout.

Rounded tags also pack better. Corners that do not dig into each other mean a stack of tags arrives flat, and your packing team can grab one at a time.

Brands that tend to choose this shape

This is the workhorse shape for apparel and accessories. It holds a logo, a price and a size without crowding, and it looks finished on a rack.

Clothing labels are the most common use, and our page on custom clothing hang tags for apparel covers garment-specific details.

The shape is also neutral. It does not compete with a busy logo or a patterned fabric, which is why many brands keep it for years.

  • Boutiques tagging dresses, tops and denim
  • Leather goods makers tagging wallets and belts
  • Pet accessory brands tagging collars and leads
  • Home textile sellers tagging towels and throws
  • Ecommerce sellers who tuck a branded tag into each order

Picking a corner radius

The radius changes the mood of the tag. A small radius looks precise and modern. A large radius looks soft and playful.

Match the radius to your logo. A logo with rounded letterforms usually pairs better with a larger corner.

Ask us to show two radius options on your proof if you cannot decide. Seeing them side by side with your own art makes the choice obvious within seconds.

Corner radiusLook on the tagWorks well for
1/16 inBarely softened, close to squareTailored menswear, minimal brands
1/8 inClean and balancedMost apparel and accessories
1/4 inClearly rounded, friendlyKids wear, pet goods, gifts
3/8 in and upPill-like on narrow tagsBold, playful brands

Portrait or landscape

A tall, portrait tag hangs neatly from a single hole at the top. It suits stacked logos and lists such as size, color and care.

A wide, landscape tag works when your logo is a long wordmark. It can hang from a corner hole or from the center of the short side.

If you are unsure of the dimensions, our hang tag size guide with examples compares common rectangles against real products.

Think about how the item is displayed. Folded shirts on a table show a tag lying flat, while dresses on a rail show it hanging, so the reading direction should suit the view.

Planning space for retail information

Rectangles are the easiest shape for retail data. You can reserve a clear block for a barcode, SKU or price sticker.

Keep that block on the back, away from the hole and away from any foil. Matte lamination takes a handwritten price better than gloss.

Not sure what to include? Our checklist of details worth printing on a tag helps you decide what earns a spot.

If you sell through stockists, ask them how they price items. Some want a blank box for their own sticker, and planning that now saves a reprint later.

  • Front: logo, brand name, one short line
  • Back: size, color, material and care
  • Back: SKU or barcode area with a light background
  • Optional: website or social handle near the bottom

Stock and thickness choices

For light garments, 16 pt or 18 pt stock keeps the tag from dragging the fabric down. For denim, bags and leather, 24 pt or 32 pt feels more substantial.

The 32 pt option is double-layered, which opens up edge painting. A colored edge on a rounded rectangle shows as a smooth, unbroken line.

Kraft board and recycled-content stock both cut cleanly at the corners. Read our guide to tag paper and finishes to compare the feel.

Textured uncoated stock gives a crafted feel that suits small-batch makers. It takes pen ink well, which helps if you number limited pieces by hand.

Finishes and attachments

Soft-touch lamination with a foil logo is a common pairing on this shape. Spot UV on a matte face works well when you want contrast without metallic shine.

For attachment, plastic loop pins are quick for high-volume garment tagging. String or ribbon reads as more personal. Safety pins suit knitwear where you do not want to pierce the label.

Our walkthrough on attaching tags to different products shows which method fits which fabric.

  • Plastic loop pins for fast garment tagging
  • Cotton or jute string for a handmade look
  • Satin ribbon for gift and occasion wear
  • Safety pins for knits and delicate fabrics
  • Elastic loops for bottles, jars and rolled goods

From artwork to delivered tags

You can get a quote for rounded corner tags in a few minutes. Send whatever you have, even a rough sketch.

Tell us where the tags will be used and how they attach. That helps our designers place the hole and size the type correctly on the first proof.

  1. Share your logo, rough size, corner radius and quantity.
  2. Receive a quote matched to the stock and finish you picked.
  3. Our team lays out both sides and sends a digital proof.
  4. Request edits until the layout is right, at no cost.
  5. Approve, and we print in 4 to 6 business days.
  6. The order ships free and travels for 2 to 3 business days.

Mistakes to avoid on rectangle tags

Rounded corners trim a little off each corner of your art. Anything placed tight in a corner will be clipped.

Our designers check each of these on your file before the proof reaches you. You still get the final say on every change.

  • Corner ornaments or borders that meet the cut line
  • A hole placed where a grommet covers part of the logo
  • Barcodes printed too small or on a dark background
  • Care text below 6 pt that blurs on textured stock
  • Front and back art set in different orientations

Keeping tags consistent across reorders

Rounded corner tags often become a brand standard used for years. Lock in your size, radius and hole position on the first order.

We keep your approved proof on file. When you reorder, you only confirm quantity and any text changes, such as a new size run or a new collection name.

If your range grows, you can add a second size with the same radius so both lines look related on the rack.

Store spare tags flat in their carton, away from damp. Cardstock that stays dry and flat hangs as neatly in month six as it did in week one.

Shipping and print guarantees

Tags ship free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia, packed flat so the corners stay clean. Transit takes 2 to 3 business days.

Spot a printing fault or a crushed carton? Let us know inside 10 days. Our policy on reprints and refunds lists the photos and details we ask for.

Ordering for a launch or a trade show? Count back from the date, allowing time for proofing, 4 to 6 business days of printing and 2 to 3 days in transit.

Questions

Rounded Corner Hang Tags: questions and answers

12 questionsAsk your own question

An 1/8 in radius suits most apparel and accessory tags. Go larger if your brand is playful, or smaller if it is tailored and minimal.

Only slightly, right at the corners. Keep text and borders clear of the corners and nothing will be clipped.

Yes. A square with rounded corners is a good fit for compact logos and small accessories.

Yes, we can reserve a clear block on the back. A matte finish takes stickers and pen better than gloss.

Plastic loop pins are the quickest for volume tagging. String or ribbon takes longer but looks more personal.

It can feel heavy on light shirts. For tees and blouses, 16 pt or 18 pt is usually a better match.

Yes, on thick double-layered stock. The rounded corners let the edge color run as one smooth line.

Portrait hangs straighter from a single top hole. Landscape suits long wordmarks and can hang from a corner.

They start at $0.30 per unit. Size, stock, quantity and finish decide the exact price shown in your quote.

Yes, you get a free digital proof of both sides. You can ask for unlimited changes before you approve.

Printing begins once you approve the proof and takes 4 to 6 business days. Delivery follows in 2 to 3 business days.

Yes. We keep your approved artwork, so a repeat order only needs a quantity and any text updates.

Free proof, no charge

Design Your Tags

Choose a tag from the photos, put your logo on it and send it to us. A designer turns it into a print-ready proof within one business day.

Step 1 · Choose a tag

Step 2 · Place your logo

Upload a logo, then drag it into place on the photo.

Step 3 · Details for the proof

Design received. Your proof arrives by email within one business day.

Detailed quote

Tell us about your tags

Give us the size, stock and quantity, attach your artwork, and we reply with a price and a free digital proof within one business day.

Proof
Free, with unlimited changes
Production
4–6 business days after approval
Shipping
Free to the US, UK, Canada and Australia
Pricing
From $0.30 per unit

Rather talk? Call (503) 461-4788, message us on WhatsApp or write to info@thehangtags.com.

Thank you. A tag specialist will email your quote and proof within one business day.