breakaway lanyards id badges
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Most of the lanyards are made from nylon; several descriptions list solid or 100% nylon construction.
They commonly include breakaway clasps or snap-style breakaway closures, plus plastic slide-release or buckle releases near the badge for quick detachment.
Most attach a clear badge sleeve or transparent ID holder to the strap and use hardware such as lobster-claw or metal swivel hooks, metal lobster clasps, or keyrings to secure cards and keys.
Lengths vary by design. Examples include a neck strap of approximately 27 inches with a 9-inch drop, and several lanyards listed at about 16 or 19 inches total length that include an approximately 3-inch detachable lower section.
Care instructions commonly advise spot cleaning only; several descriptions explicitly say to spot clean to preserve prints and the lanyard's structure.
Several listings recommend ages 14 and up, and some include a safety caution to avoid catching the lanyard in objects with moving parts.
Some straps include a buckle release or a plastic slide-release buckle positioned a few inches from the badge; this allows the lower section to detach without taking the entire lanyard off.