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Decorative & Branding Hardware

These visible parts add a brand mark, pull point or decorative detail to a product. They commonly appear on bags, cases, packaging, accessories and gifts. Start with the visible face and attachment method, then compare the shape, finish and interaction with nearby moving parts.

A flat or shaped identification plate with holes, legs or an adhesive interface. Confirm the artwork and fixing method.

A flat pull piece with a connection hole or eye. Check its fit with the zipper puller.

A decorative body with a ring, chain or hook connection. Specify its hanging orientation.

A metal tag intended to hang from a ring or chain. Confirm the requirements for both visible faces.

A bar-shaped fitting with end holes or mounting points for hanging or joining. Confirm its attachment layout.

Bell- or dome-shaped hanging ornament. Confirm sound or movement only when documented.

Letter-shaped decorative part with a backing or fixing feature. Verify character artwork and alignment.

Decorative or fastening button with holes or a shank. Choose the fixing style for the host material.

Button form intended for sewing or another textile attachment. Confirm the attachment layout.

Standalone ornamental or gift hardware. Define the approved design and use case individually.

A compact decorative fitting or accessory. Confirm its structure, mounting method and appearance requirement.

First determine what the customer will see and how the part will be attached. A plate or tag may be sewn, riveted, glued or hung; a pull tab or charm must also fit the moving component. Approve the artwork, visible faces and edge feel before finishing.

A brand plate identifies the product. A hang tag or pendant hangs from a connector. A pull tab is operated by hand, while a slider travels along the zipper teeth.

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