Custom keychains and bottle openers

Custom keychains and bottle openers

Keychains are made from the same file as your patches, so the logo matches piece for piece. They are the cheapest way to put a brand in someone’s pocket, which is why they turn up on event tables, in merch bundles and as the thing you hand out when a patch is too much.

Custom embroidered keychains with a leather strap and metal ring

Four formats

FormatWhat it isGood for
Embroidered fobA small double-sided embroidered patch, edge-stitched, on a split ringClubs, teams, anything that already has an embroidered patch
Leather strap fobA debossed or etched leather tab with a riveted ringPremium giveaways, vehicle and workshop branding
PVC moulded fobSoft rubber, 2D or 3D, waterproofOutdoor, marine and tactical merch
Bottle openerA metal opener with an applied emblemEvents, bars, breweries, festival merch
Custom bottle opener keychains with an embroidered emblem

Specification

ItemStandard
Typical size1.5–2.5 inch on the face
SidesSingle or double sided
HardwareSplit ring standard; swivel clip and lobster clasp on request
Minimum order50 pieces
From$1.95 per piece
Lead time10–12 business days standard, 5–7 rush

How ordering works

  • Send artwork. Any format — a logo file, a photo of an old patch, or a sketch on paper.
  • Approve the proof. You get a digital proof with the size, colours and border marked. Nothing runs until you sign it off.
  • Production. 10–12 business days as standard, 5–7 on a rush, at no extra charge.
  • Tracked delivery. Shipped worldwide, to you or straight to your printer.

Common questions

Can I order keychains and patches together?

Yes, and it is cheaper that way — the artwork is digitized once and used for both, so you are not paying set-up twice.

Are they double sided?

They can be. Single-sided is the default; a second face costs a little more and is worth it when the fob will hang and turn.

Ready to order keychains?

Tell us the format and a rough quantity — and if you have already had patches made with us, we will reuse the file.

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