koorito50 Pack Clear Plastic Luggage Bag Tag Holder Badge Label Tag Holder with 50 Pack Luggage Loops Straps for Office Business Travel Supplies

I've got a lot of cloth partitioned storage boxes and only a couple come with a built-in place to hold a label to remind me what's in them. Printed sticky labels kept falling off. So I thought these clear luggage bag tags might work instead. And they do!These tags are very sturdy and should hold up well on luggage or other uses. I did find it difficult to open them at first. The solution I found that worked best is to use a coin. Fingernail could work but I almost broke one off at the cuticle trying.You can thread the plastic cord onto the tag in multiple ways, either through the middle slot or the 2 holes either side of that slot. You do need to punch out the plastic in those areas but that was easy enough to do. I created my own label cards from some thin card stock I had and cut it to fit. I like that I can leave the tags in place on my bins and replace the labels inside as needed.

I have had a zillion of the paper luggage tags I picked up at the airport, after forgetting to put one on my bags at home, demolished in transit. These on the other hand take a business card (or something the size of one) and convert them in to a luggage tag.Some of these are a bit of a challenge to open, but once you get them open they are easy to slide the paper with your info in to, easy to close -- clear and easy to read through, and have a nice place to put the plastic cord through, and if you need to swap out what's in the "zippered" area, you don't have to remove the cord to get at it.All in all, these are nice, and should be able to be used for a number of other purposes... like holding hotel and cruise keycards, and converting them to be put on lanyards.

These tags are good enough for general use. The plastic doesn't have the flexibility and thickness that implies lifelong use. These seem like a step up from disposable. Yet, I think that level of durability is expected for inexpensive tags sold in bulk. The top of the pouch seals with a Ziplock style closure. The seams around the edge of the pouch appear strong and wide. The pouch could hold an insert size of approximately 3.25" x 2.25". The 50-pack is packaged in plastic bags.

These luggage tags are designed to withstand wear and tear, making them ideal for frequent travelers. Their versatility extends beyond luggage as they can be used for labeling backpacks, briefcases, and other similar items. Since these are simple, clear tags, the user can personalize the tags by creating their own labels or inserting a business card. Additionally, they are an excellent value for the price, offering both durability and affordability.

Great clear plastic luggage tags! We are taking a family cruise with 14 people, and need to make sure we have all of our bags accounted for, and know whose is whose. Knowing that each person will have at least 2 -3 bags each, the quantity of 50 is perfect.They seal shut, so you do not have to worry about your tag falling out like with other, more expensive tags.Can't wait to make different color tags for everyone to use!

There were a few that I fought with to open and gave up but the ones that did open do the job! It's thinner than I normally get but holds my badge, a key card and a couple of business cards just fine. I'll be using them for luggage tags too!

Our school food pantry uses these weekly to designate which bag goes home to which student. These are very good quality, and come with the loops to attach them to a bag. I especially like that the hole for the straps are away from the opening of the badge holder, so you can swap the name inside without removing the tag entirely. With their durability, I'd expect these to hold up to multiple uses/trips without worry.

I love this badge holder. Easy to use. Can be hard to open at first but once you open for the first time it is much easier. Great product. Would recommend