Pin-back name tags eat through dress shirts and blazers. Two or three pricks per week into the same lapel and a hole shows up by the end of the season. Magnetic name tags solve that with two rare-earth magnets that hold the tag on the outside while a steel plate sits on the inside of the fabric. The garment never gets pierced, and the tag stays put through normal movement at a tradeshow, a hospital shift, or a Sunday morning of greeting people at a church door.
Sublimation prints the design directly into the white aluminum coating, which means logos, headshots, full-color brand backgrounds, and small department text all reproduce sharply. The print survives daily wear, alcohol-based hand sanitizer wiped across the surface, and the kind of bumps that come with hospital and restaurant work without scratching off the way printed-over name tags can.
The smaller size is right for a slim dress-shirt collar or a polo placket, and it works well for staff name tags where a first name and a single title line are the main content. The larger size gives more room for a logo, a full name, a job title, and credentials underneath, which is where most healthcare and conference name tags end up.
The magnet holds firmly through dress shirts, polos, blouses, and lightweight blazers. Heavy wool overcoats are at the edge of what the magnet can grip cleanly, so a winter outerwear pin-back may still be needed for the heaviest layers. Panda Prints prints these in Kennesaw, GA, and turns single tags around quickly.
Specs
- Material: Coated aluminum, gloss white. Rare-earth magnet backing with steel plate.
- Decoration: Full color sublimation, front face
- Available in: Small approx. 1 1/2″ x 3″, or large approx. 2″ x 3 1/2″
- Options: Single, staff bulk pricing on 5+, 25+
- Note: Cut size may vary by 1/16″. Not recommended for people with pacemakers.
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