
Campaigns & team spirit
Custom Silicone Wristbands
Put a cause, team name, or short message on a flexible silicone band people can wear again.
- Print or molded lettering
- Colors, widths & sizes
Custom products for events, teams & brands
Put your logo and colors on gear that helps people spot your crew, show support, or take a piece of the event home.

Four ways to make it yours

Campaigns & team spirit
Put a cause, team name, or short message on a flexible silicone band people can wear again.

Passes & check-in
Give staff a quick way to tell day passes, weekend passes, and crew bands apart with distinct colors and readable labels.

Badges & credentials
Keep badges visible and easy to reach with a printed strap and an attachment that fits your badge or holder.

Gifts & giveaways
Give guests or customers a branded silicone loop they can grab when reaching for their keys.
Product decision guide
Product videos
Choose a product to see the lettering, fit, or hardware in action.
See printed silicone bands in several colors, then watch a blue band flex in hand.
Explore silicone wristbandsA closer look at how a silicone band looks in hand and on the wrist.
See printed fabric wristbands up close and watch how the closure is fitted.
Explore fabric wristbandsSee a VIP pass design up close and how the fabric band sits on the wrist.
See the strap and its printed message, then take a closer look at the hardware.
Explore lanyardsSee examples of printed team lanyards and how the name reads along the strap.
See a lanyard being worn, with a close-up of the metal clip and the printed strap.
See the custom lettering and how the swivel snap hook opens.
Color, finish & layout

Silicone wristbands & keychains
Specify the silicone color separately from the ink or fill. Choose contrast for a quick read, or compare molded lettering for a textured mark.

Lanyards & fabric wristbands
Give the visible face the logo or pass name. Use the reverse for a pattern or secondary message and keep key details away from the hardware.
If you have a Pantone reference, tell us which part it’s for and send the original artwork when we follow up. Artwork & Colors
Who’s getting them?
Start with the handout. Decide who receives each design, what they need to read, and how you’ll sort the order.
Compare the four productsPut your logo on a silicone keychain for a welcome kit. Share the available space in the box and ask about packing by location.
Keep a short team name across different silicone wristband colors. List the counts by size and color so the coach can sort each group.
Give the cause name the most space on a silicone band. Move the campaign year to the other side to keep the main line readable.
Use lanyards for visible credentials and fabric wristbands to mark pass types. Put the same short role names on the gear and packing labels.
Example event brief
A sample order for a two-day arts festival in Chicago.

450 blue SATURDAY bands, 350 orange SUNDAY bands, and 200 dark green WEEKEND bands. Use large pass labels and ask about one-way cylinder locks for staff fitting.
Pack by pass type. Label each pack with the pass name and count.
100 navy STAFF lanyards and 50 teal VOLUNTEER lanyards with the festival logo, plus 150 vertical badge holders. Send the card dimensions and holder opening to check clip fit.
Pack by role. Keep the two strap designs separate and count the holders as their own item.
300 navy silicone wristbands with the festival mark on one side and SUPPORT THE ARTS in white on the other. Estimate 100 bands at 180 mm and 200 at 202 mm, then confirm the mix.
Pack by size. Mark the loop size and count on each pack.
200 purple silicone keychains with the festival logo on the front and the event year on the back. Keep the lettering clear of the metal sleeve and confirm the assembled size for the gift bags.
Pack for the gift team. Keep all 200 together and label the pack for sponsor bags.
For your own brief, list each design and quantity on a separate line. Add artwork or placement notes by product, packing instructions, and the date you need the order in hand.
From artwork to packing

Before production
We review the lettering, which way the design reads, and where clips or closures could cover it.

During production
We check the first piece, then spot-check details such as dimensions, artwork placement, and how the parts fit.

Before shipment
We check finished pieces, quantities, and packing against the order, including any group labels you’ve arranged with us.
Our factory in Guangdong, China
In-house equipment. Silicone molding, screen printing, and heat-transfer printing on polyester webbing.
How to order
Pick a product or select “I’m not sure yet” and tell us how you’ll use it.
Share quantities, delivery details, and any options you have in mind.
We’ll follow up by email to review artwork, options, pricing, and timing.
Confirm your design and packing details. We review production and shipping time separately.
Common questions
Find out what to prepare for artwork, quantities, and event timing.
You can start with a logo, exact wording, or a description of what you want to make. If you have the original artwork, keep it handy so we can review it when we follow up.
Yes. Share your original logo and color reference. We’ll review each layout separately because the visible area, materials, and printing or molding methods vary by product.
List the quantity for each setup. Include what changes between groups and any packing or labeling needs, so we can review each part of the request.
Minimums depend on the product and configuration. Tell us your estimated count for each design and we’ll review the applicable minimums with your quote.
Include your delivery ZIP code or postal code, the event date, and the latest date you can receive the order. We’ll review production and transit separately before confirming timing.
We’ll review the details and follow up by email about your options, pricing, and timing. You can decide whether to order after that review.
Start with the item that has a job to do. For example, choose fabric wristbands for check-in or lanyards for staff badges. If you want coordinating items, list each product and its quantity in your project notes.
Include a Pantone reference if you have one and say where it belongs, such as on the band itself or in printed lettering. Ask us to review it for each material and finish you choose.
Share a photo and the measurements of the slot or hole where the clip will attach. Include the card orientation and tell us if the lower section needs to detach.
Item type, quantity, sizes, artwork method, hardware, packing, and delivery can affect the quote. List required details separately from flexible choices so we can review the options with you.
Get in touch as soon as you know what needs to change. Have your order number and the revised wording or file ready so we can check the order’s production stage and review your options.
Use Track Order to look up its status, or contact us with the order number if you need help.
Planning a custom order?
Tell us what you’re making, how many you need, and when it needs to arrive. We’ll follow up by email.