Brand handouts
Put one message on each face
Give the logo one face and put a short line or website name on the other. Keep the most important details away from the metal sleeve.
Silicone loop with a metal key ring
Give people something they’ll keep on their keys.
Put your logo or message on a flexible silicone loop. Choose a finish that fits the artwork, then tell us how you’ll hand out or package the keychains.

Made to go home with them
The silicone loop gives people something to grab when they reach for their keys. Use its visible faces for a short message, event name, or logo they’ll recognize.

Brand handouts
Give the logo one face and put a short line or website name on the other. Keep the most important details away from the metal sleeve.
Events & team merch
Keep a shared team or event mark, then use two band colors for different groups. Include a short edition name if people need to tell them apart without relying on color alone.
Coordinated gift sets
Carry the same logo and color target across both pieces. Give each piece its own artwork proof so the keychain’s metal sleeve and the wristband’s full loop are handled separately.
01 / Artwork finishes
Print sits on the surface. Molded artwork sits below it or rises above it. Compare these examples, then share your artwork and preferred finish so we can review the combination.

Flat ink
Ink sits on the silicone surface. Consider it when a short line of text or a simple mark needs clear contrast without a raised or recessed edge.
Good starting point · White logo on a dark band

Recessed lettering
Artwork is molded into the band. The mark stays the same color as the silicone, with its outline becoming more visible when light falls across the recess.
Good starting point · A bold wordmark with room between letters

Recessed lettering + color
Color goes inside the molded recess. Choose it when you want the depth of debossing and a color that separates the artwork from the band.
Good starting point · Light fill inside a simple logo on navy

Raised lettering
Artwork rises above the band and can be felt by touch. A short word or a bold icon gives the raised edges room to read clearly.
Good starting point · One simple symbol or a short team name
Check the artwork at band width. Fine strokes, small lettering, and tight gaps can lose definition. Send the original file, tell us which detail matters most, and leave room above and below the design.
02 / Loop sizing
The common silicone loop circumferences are 202 mm and 210 mm. The band is 12 mm wide. The circumference is measured around the silicone loop. Measure the assembled length from the far end of the silicone loop to the outer edge of the split ring.

Common loop size
Circumference around the silicone band. Choose it as the starting point if you want the shorter of the two common loops.
Common loop size
A little more circumference for the silicone loop. We’ll review how your artwork sits on the assembled band.
Band width
Measured across the silicone. Leave space above and below the artwork and reserve clear space near the sleeve.
03 / Metal sleeve & split ring
A metal sleeve holds the two sides of the silicone band together. A short silicone loop extends beyond the sleeve, and the split ring threads directly through that opening. To add a key, feed its hole onto the split ring and slide it around.
If you’re attaching a specific key, tag, or bag pull, share a photo and its opening dimensions. If the keychain needs to fit your packaging, include the available space so we can confirm the assembled dimensions.

Keep important letters and logos away from the part of the band the sleeve covers. Plan for the loop to turn when someone picks it up.
Tell us what goes on the ring. The item’s opening and thickness matter when it has to feed around the ring.
If the pieces go on a display card or in a box, use the assembled dimensions to check space for the loop, sleeve, and ring together.
04 / Colors & artwork
Start with the silicone color and the finish. Then decide which face gets the logo and which gets the secondary line. A short message can be easier to read than a full logo lockup on a 12 mm band.
List the silicone color first, then any ink or fill color. For a multicolor band, show where the artwork should sit and which background needs the best contrast. We’ll review available combinations.
Use the vector version of your logo when available, especially for molded lettering. If you have an image file, send the clearest original so we can review the detail. Include the exact wording for each face.
Label the two visible faces and mark which way the words should read when the sleeve is on the right. If you have a Pantone reference, include it as your color target.
Before production
Read the smallest lettering and inspect the finest gaps at the actual artwork width. Ask us to simplify the design if the mark is hard to read at that size.
Check spelling, direction, and the location of the sleeve on the assembled layout. Make sure the art reads as intended on each face.
If you’re ordering matching wristbands and keychains, compare the color target and logo across the two proofs. Check how each product carries the artwork.
Share a color reference when it matters to your brand. The screen preview shows the intended layout. Silicone, ink, and fill can look different in person. See the artwork and color guide.
From your logo to your order
Group quantities by color, finish, and artwork. Tell us which pieces will be handed out, sold, or packed together so we can review the configuration and packing needs for each group.
Choose the loop size, color, and finish in the customizer. Add the text or artwork for each side and enter the quantity for that design.
Check both sides of the preview, then review the loop size, finish, and price before adding to your cart. If a configuration needs a quote, submit it from the customizer.
List any group labels, gift set packing, or delivery window. We’ll review production and transit separately with your confirmed requirements.
Keychain checks cover the band and artwork, how the sleeve fits the band, how the ring opens and closes, and the packed quantities.
Example request
300 keychains · Navy band · White screen print
Event logo on one face and the year on the other. Pack for the welcome desk.
150 keychains · Blue band · Debossed lettering with white fill
Team logo on one face and CREW on the other. Ask about pairing with a matching silicone wristband and packing by team.
Delivery · ZIP code 60601 · In hand by September 4 · Event September 12
Example quantities for planning. We’ll review finish availability, minimums, packing, and timing for your request.
Before you order
Check loop size, artwork, hardware, and online pricing before you order.
Each keychain has a silicone band held together by a metal sleeve. A split ring passes through the short silicone loop beyond the sleeve to hold keys or other compatible items.
Those measurements are the common circumferences of the silicone loop. Ask for the assembled dimensions if you need to fit a box, display, or specific opening.
Share the artwork for each face and tell us how it should read with the sleeve in place. We’ll check placement, available space, and whether the finish suits the design.
Start with simple letters and enough space between them. Screen print may suit a flat, high-contrast design. Molded lettering needs enough room for clear edges. Send the original file so we can review it at size.
Send a Pantone reference or another color target, and identify whether it applies to the silicone, the print, or the fill. We’ll review the target with the material and finish you choose.
Share a photo and the opening dimensions of the item you want to attach. Include the thickness around the opening if available so we can review whether the part can feed onto the ring.
Tell us if you want to wear it. The usable opening depends on the assembled loop and where the sleeve sits. For a product intended for wrist wear, see our Custom Silicone Wristbands.
Share the same logo file and color target for both. List quantities separately and review each proof so the keychain sleeve is accounted for in its layout.
Yes. List the quantity, band color, artwork, and finish on a separate line for each group. We’ll review the combinations and applicable minimums.
Tell us how the pieces will be distributed and whether you need individual packs, group labels, or gift sets. We’ll review packing options as part of the quote.
The minimum quantity and price depend on the design, finish, color, and quantity. Configure each design separately to see its minimum and check whether online pricing is available.
Share the delivery ZIP code, event date, and date you need the order in hand. We’ll review artwork, production, packing, and transit before confirming timing.
Ready to plan your keychains?
Choose a color and finish, then add your design and quantity to see pricing for eligible orders.