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April 04, 2005, 08:41:43 am »
Hello everyone, newbie to forum here.
I want to make some badge id necklaces & I'm wondering which type of attactment looks best for attaching the badge on. I've seen the large "lobster clasp" and a lariat type. Any preferences from those who might be making these?
Also, have you found that your buyers really want the break-away ability?
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April 04, 2005, 10:33:36 am »
If anyone would like a visual, we have several
example ID holder necklaces
in our online gallery.
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You might check out
#30-360-1
. These are swivels , very solid, for cell phone cords, etc. They would add a lot of flexibility to the cord part of your necklaces
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Also, have you found that your buyers really want the break-away ability?
And to answer the second half of your question: buyers are at the mercy of their employer. If they work in a larger industrial factory, OSHA requires the breakaway clasp. To be a most helpful sales person- you should ask your customers what type of environment they work in and suggest the appropriate type of badge holder.
Hope this helps...
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