Custom Red Duplex Hang Tags for Garments

This red duplex card hang tag for garments is a study in doing a lot with very little: a deep red paper tag, one silver foil stamped logo on the front, a line of white ink on the back, and a punched hole. Nothing else. The tag in the photos is exactly that – a silver script logo stamped on the face, and on the reverse the brand’s motif and website URL printed in white ink so it sits quietly against the red board. Two-sided branding like this works because the two faces do different jobs: the foil face catches light on a retail hanger and carries the brand mark, while the white-ink back carries the practical layer – size, motif, care note or URL – without competing with the front. The same design runs unchanged as a business card, so the tag and the card a customer keeps in their wallet carry the same look.

✅ Colour-Through Duplex Board

The stock here is a red duplex card – board dyed through the sheet rather than printed on the surface. That difference shows at the edges: after die cutting, a surface-printed tag shows a white core along every cut line, while a duplex card stays red edge to edge. It also means the deep, even colour does not depend on ink coverage, so large flat areas stay uniform and the surface keeps a slight tooth that foil adheres to well.

✅ Silver Foil Front, White Ink Back

Hot foil stamping with a silver die puts a mirror-bright logo on the front – on a saturated red board, silver reads as the premium option and stays legible at small sizes. On the reverse, white ink printing handles the lettering: white ink is opaque enough to sit cleanly on dark red stock where normal CMYK inks would look muddy. It is a two-hit job – foil on one side, white ink on the other – and it is one of our most requested combinations for apparel tags.

✅ Punched Hole & Rounded Corners

The hanging hole is punched cleanly through the heavy board and positioned to balance the tag on a string, a safety pin or a plastic loop; corners are rounded so the tag survives handling in a warehouse and a pocket. Hole diameter, corner radius and tag proportion all follow your spec.

✅ Paper & Craft Fully Customizable

Red is the colour shown here, but the same construction runs in any duplex colour – black, navy, kraft, white – or on coated art paper and specialty stocks. Weight, size, foil colour (gold, silver, copper, rose gold, holographic), white ink or full-colour printing, embossing, spot UV and lamination are all options. Tell us the garment it hangs on and the look you want; we will suggest the stock and finish that get there at your quantity.

✅ One Design, Many Formats

The same layout family covers hang tags, business cards, packaging inserts and care cards. Running them on shared stock and dies keeps the logo identical across every piece and brings the unit price down when you order the set together.

Apparel brands use a two-sided tag like this across a whole season: the foil face is what the customer sees on the rack, the white-ink back carries the practical information at the till, and the punched hole takes whatever attachment the factory or the shop floor prefers. Because the board is dyed through, the tag still looks finished if the customer turns it over or keeps it on the garment. Labels that order the matching business card on the same board get a brand system that survives being separated from the garment – the tag goes, the card stays in the wallet.

We are a factory, not a reseller: quoting, die-making, foil stamping, white ink printing and die cutting all happen in-house. That is why MOQ stays at 500 pcs per design and quotes come back within 24 hours. Our team checks the artwork against the stock before production – foil lines that are too thin for the board, hole positions that will tear, white ink areas that need a second pass get flagged before the job runs, not after. Stock swatches and pre-production samples are available so the colour and weight are confirmed on paper you have actually held.

Send AI, EPS or PDF vector files with fonts outlined. Put the foil logo on its own layer with the foil colour named; mark the punched hole position and diameter on a separate layer, and keep it at least 5 mm from any edge or corner radius. Script and handwritten logos stamp best when stroke weight stays above roughly 0.3 mm – thinner strokes fill in under die pressure. White ink on the back should be set to overprint where it meets printed elements. If you only have a JPG or a photo of a reference tag, our team will review it and tell you what needs redrawing before we quote.