Luggage tags tend to be more durable and weather-resistant, for example reinforced aluminum alloy tags with PVC covers or vinyl steel loop cord holders. Gift and treat tags are usually decorative paper options — scalloped paper tags that pair with twist ties, and brown kraft hang tags made from sturdy paper.
Common features include zip-seal, weather-resistant PVC pouches; weather- and cut-resistant vinyl steel loop cords secured with screws; and overall weather-resistant materials designed to protect tags during travel.
Some luggage tags use a replaceable information card placed behind a cover or hiding panel so personal details stay concealed until needed. Others use a clear window that makes the card accessible when required while still protecting it from weather and wear.
Twist ties are decorative sealing accessories for cello and treat bags, used for candy, cupcakes, cake pops, cookies, and other small gifts. They’re sold in bulk sets in multiple colors and patterns and are often paired with scalloped paper tags.
Scalloped gift tags in twist-tie sets often come with a cut string. Kraft hang tags frequently include attached strings. Small luggage or name tags may include a stainless steel string with a screw connector, and some tag-holder pouches list a weather-resistant vinyl steel loop cord.