Price Tags

evenia · #1 2006-08-07, 10:54am

What do you guys do? I am changing my logo and think it's time to change my price tag layout as well. Do guys uses colors? Do you use your logo's at all? Do you do your logo on one side and price on the other? What do you print you's on and where do you get them?

Solana · #2 2006-08-07, 12:42pm

I use the cheapo tags on a string with the price written on one side.

These are the ones I bought:

http://www.jewelrysupply.com/index.p...ducts_id=13110

Donna T. · #3 2006-08-07, 5:21pm

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Originally Posted by SirWatson

I use the cheapo tags on a string with the price written on one side.

These are the ones I bought:

http://www.jewelrysupply.com/index.p...ducts_id=13110

I use the same, however I would like a more professional look to my jewelry. I'd love a tag with something written on it about the process this piece went through, have contact info (web site, phone #, e-mail) possible logo and price on other side.

villa design · #4 2006-08-07, 5:35pm

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Originally Posted by Donna T.

I use the same, however I would like a more professional look to my jewelry. I'd love a tag with something written on it about the process this piece went through, have contact info (web site, phone #, e-mail) possible logo and price on other side.

For me, instead of all of that information on a tag, I have all the information on a little sheet to be included in the package. Makes for a cleaner look in my opinion.

Solana · #5 2006-08-07, 5:57pm

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Originally Posted by villa design

For me, instead of all of that information on a tag, I have all the information on a little sheet to be included in the package. Makes for a cleaner look in my opinion.

Yes, I agree the extra card idea. I know a few other lampworkers who do that, and it is really classy.

bousky · #6 2006-08-08, 10:48am

I also like the idea of the extra card. I do not use price tags on stuff. Although it would probably be a good idea to keep me consistant!

JanMD · #7 2006-08-09, 5:40am

Here is a useful thread on price tags for individual beads: http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/show...ght=price+tags

In that thread they talk about a Brother "P-Touch" labeler -- does anyone have any experience with that machine? My question is - how small is the smallest font size?

I personally don't like the look of the monofilament+folded tag. In my opinion all that string clutters up the display. I have seen tiny sticker dots used successsfully. If you display your beads on a rod (which is good security), you can put the dot right next to the hole. I worry about customers thinking the tiny sticker covers some fatal flaw or ugly glob, but they probably don't.

JanMD