8 Best Lanyard Printing Services in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 lanyard printing suppliers in Singapore for staff IDs, events and schools, with print methods, strap options, card holders and quote tips.
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AI image by LocalRankLanyards look simple until you order a few hundred. Strap material, width, print method, clip type and whether a card holder comes with it all change the result, and so does the date you need them by. This guide lists eight Singapore suppliers that publish lanyard printing on their own sites, from specialists to corporate gift and online printing firms. Each write-up is based on what the company itself says, so read the details as its claims, not our verdict. Use the list to shortlist two or three, send each the same artwork and quantity, and compare quotes in writing. Related guides cover name card printing, sticker printing and corporate gifts.
1. Printopia
Printopia is a corporate gifting and custom printing company whose dedicated lanyard page. Its site describes silkscreen printing for simple one to four colour logos, full-colour sublimation, and woven lanyards where the design is stitched into the strap. It lists polyester, nylon, satin, tubular and recycled PET or bamboo fibre materials, in 15mm and 20mm widths, with attachments from lobster clips to badge reels and breakaway clips. Card holders are offered as optional add-ons. The page names offices, events, schools and government agencies as the customers it serves, says it delivers island-wide and invites you to send a brief for a free mock-up and quote. The company says it has run since 2008 and a showroom.
2. Rafflestag SG
Rafflestag SG treats lanyards as one part of a wider identification range, which suits buyers who need straps, holders and passes from a single source. Its lanyard category lists full-colour dye-sublimation, one-colour print, plain, woven, recycled PET, reflective and cross-body styles, with 15mm, 20mm and 25mm widths on the full-colour product page. The same category also covers pull reels, printed PVC cards, card holders in PU leather and plastic, art cards and running bibs. Its product page lists clip, finishing and safety breakaway options as separate choices, and offers delivery at checkout or self-collection from its Woodlands Industrial Park address. Enquiries can go through its site by email, phone or WhatsApp. Check each option and extra against your quote.
3. Gift Market
Gift Market is a corporate gift supplier whose lanyard section works as a browsable catalogue rather than a single product. Its page lists about eighteen items, including recycled PET polyester, tubular rope, nylon woven, paper yarn, cotton with bamboo tag and cork lanyards, plus portrait ID card holder sets and a water bottle lanyard. Filters let you narrow by colour, eco-friendly or in-stock status, quantity and lead time, and each item shows its minimum quantity and an estimated production time. That makes it handy for comparing materials before you commit to a design. The company lists a Kaki Bukit warehouse address on its site, with a phone, WhatsApp and an enquiry form. Confirm quantities, artwork and timing in a written quote.
4. MeowPrint
MeowPrint is a custom printing and corporate gifts company, and its lanyard category shows both what it sells and who it has made lanyards for. The page describes full-colour sublimation or single-colour printing on nylon lanyards and mask lanyards in several widths, with add-ons such as safety buckles, neck release clips, badge reels and cardholders. It highlights lanyard and card holder sets, pairing a printed strap with a PVC or PU leather holder for staff passes, event access cards and conference name tags. A gallery of recent lanyard projects, grouped by corporate, school, community and events sectors, helps you judge whether its work suits your use. Its site says orders can be delivered or collected from a Boon Lay showroom by appointment.
5. DC9 Gifts
DC9 Gifts is a corporate gift supplier that pitches speed, so it is worth a look when an event date is close. Its lanyard page describes ready-stock lanyards with oval hooks that can be printed with a logo in one day, using in-house silkscreen and heat transfer printing, with same-day printing and next-day delivery or pickup. Its catalogue also lists plastic event access passes with a stated minimum of twenty pieces, PVC card holders in several finishes, crocodile clips, double-hook plain lanyards and retractable reels with epoxy logos. It says it has traded since 2010. Its address sits in an Ubi office building, and quotations can be requested by email or WhatsApp. Ask which items are ready stock before you plan around the schedule.
6. Kingdom Gifts
Kingdom Gifts is a corporate gifts business whose lanyard page is written around choosing the right strap for the job. It describes polyester, full-colour sublimation, tubular shoelace-style, nylon and woven, and recycled PET, bamboo or cotton lanyards, with widths from ten to twenty-five millimetres. Add-ons it lists include safety breakaway, detachable buckle, double clip, badge reel and ID holders. The page says mock-ups are sent in 24 to 48 hours, that low minimums are supported, and that orders can be delivered island-wide with split drops to several locations. It adds that typical custom orders start around fifty to one hundred pieces, with some ready-stock items lower. Quotes are requested through a form or WhatsApp.
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7. Gogoprint
Gogoprint is an online printer best known for name cards and flyers, and its lanyard product is built for people who prefer to configure an order on screen. The page lets you choose full-colour sublimation on both sides, or silkscreen in one or two spot colours on nylon. You then pick from twelve strap colours, three metal hook styles, and optional detachable buckles and a breakaway safety clip. Artwork guidelines, templates and a design service are linked from the same page, and you can upload a print-ready file or ask the team to design one. The company lists an office address in the Jurong area marked as not open to walk-ins, with phone and WhatsApp support.
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8. Singapore Lanyard Services
Singapore Lanyard Services, which runs the site lanyardprinting.sg, is a specialist rather than a general gifts supplier, so its pages stay focused on straps. Its site says it designs, prints and delivers lanyards, using silk screen and dye sublimation, with packing and delivery handled for bulk and event orders. Separate pages speak to corporate offices, conferences and trade shows, events, concerts and schools, and a portfolio section shows past work. It publishes a phone number, a sales email and a WhatsApp button for quotations, and its footer shows a 2026 date. Details such as widths, materials and minimums are not listed on the pages published, so ask for them in writing and compare them with your other quotes.
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How to choose
- Start with the print method. Silkscreen suits simple one or two colour logos, while sublimation handles gradients and photographs, and woven lanyards stitch the design into the strap. Ask each supplier to show a sample of the method you want, because the same logo can look noticeably different once it is on a strap.
- Decide on width and material early. Slimmer straps are lighter for long wear, while wider ones give a logo more space, and recycled or tubular fabrics feel different on the neck. Several suppliers on this list say they offer a range of widths, so tell them whether the lanyards are for staff, visitors or an event.
- Check the hardware and any safety release. Clip type, badge reels, detachable buckles and breakaway clips are usually priced and described separately, and the best choice depends on who wears the lanyard and where. Ask what is included in the quote, and whether the card holder or pass is supplied with the strap.
- Be realistic about timing and minimums. Suppliers publish very different minimum quantities and lead times, and ready-stock items can move faster than made-to-order straps. Ask for a written production date, check when artwork approval starts the clock, and allow time for delivery or collection before your event or onboarding day.
- Prepare your artwork and ask for a proof. Vector files such as AI, EPS or PDF are the usual request, and a mock-up lets you check colours, spelling and logo placement before production. Confirm in writing what happens if the finished lanyards differ from the approved proof, and who handles delivery.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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