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If you're looking for treasury tags, you've come to the right place. We offer a huge range of options in elastic, cord - in 11 widths and 45 colours, and with your choice of metal or plastic tags (see the chart and photos below).
For hundreds of years, treasury tags have been used to hold together sheaves of documents, typically at one corner, offering an alternative to files or filing strips. This lovely traditional approach can really add a twist even to the most contemporary packaging and filing solutions.
Treasury tags consist of a ‘string’, which can be made of all sorts of fabrics (including elastic and cord), with cross-pieces at each end made from plastic or metal (also called 'barbs'). The thicker your stack of paper, the longer the treasury tag you’ll need.
Plastic ends
Conveniently, the plastic ends on treasury tags can be shredded at the same time as you shred your documents - saving a lot of time and hassle.
Types of metal end
The ends on treasury tags can be supplied in tinned steel, solid brass or brass-effect.
Round elastic
Flat elastic
Polypester cord
Cotton cord
Polypropylene cord (Tongue Tagged)
