1" Heavyweight Satin Lanyard

The 1 inch heavyweight satin lanyard uses dye sublimation, which bonds full-color, four-color-process artwork into the fabric on both sides. This lets gradients, photos, and multi-color logos reproduce cleanly where a screen print cannot. The extra width also gives detailed art more room to read.

No, sublimation dyes the fibers themselves rather than sitting on top of the fabric, so the graphic will not crack or peel with handling. This makes it a good pick for lanyards people wear daily over a long season. The color stays consistent front and back.

Yes, personalization with individual names or consecutive numbering is available, which helps with staff credentials, attendee tracking, and controlled-access events. Sequential numbers also support inventory and security counts. Ask about setup for variable data when you request a quote.

Any lanyard color is available as long as you provide a PMS reference for the factory to match. Supplying the Pantone code up front avoids guesswork and keeps a series of orders consistent. This is useful when the strap needs to match a corporate palette.

A satin lanyard has a smoother, slightly shinier surface that shows sublimated color with more depth than matte webbing. Nylon and grosgrain styles are usually screen printed and better for simple one or two-color logos. Choose satin when the design is full color or photo-based.

The heavier satin strap fits conferences, VIP credentials, brand activations, and employee ID programs where the lanyard is part of the look. A full-color print signals a more finished presentation than a basic giveaway. It also holds up to a full multi-day badge schedule.

Yes, an optional safety breakaway lets the strap release if it catches on equipment, which many workplaces require for daily wear. You can place it at the back of the neck or along the side of the strap. Add it when you configure the made-to-order options.