Plastic Bracelet Key Chains

SKU:MPSZF001
  • Color : 

    Black, Navy, Red, Green, Yellow
  • Size : 

    2.09Inches Diam.
  • Quantity / CTN :

    1000
  • Carton Size :

    15" L × 13" W × 20" H
  • Gross Weight : 

    29 lbs
  • Max Imprint Size :

    0.98Inches W × 0.59Inches H
  • Imprint Location :

    Front
  • Imprint Method :

    Screen Printing
  • Set-up Cost : 

    $50
  • Production Time- From Proof Approval :

    1–7 Working Days

Quantity 250 500 1000 5000
Price(4C) $1.058 $0.833 $0.762 $0.492
This colorful plastic bracelet keychain features an EVA bracelet that is soft, elastic, durable, and resistant to damage. Paired with a sturdy metal keyring, it includes a PS card for convenient item identification and management. Available in a variety of vibrant colors, the bracelet's inner diameter fits most wrist sizes comfortably and snugly. It can be freely stretched and quickly returns to its original shape. Versatile in function, it serves as an ideal bracelet for saunas, foot baths, and massage parlors, doubles as a supermarket storage bracelet, and conveniently holds small items like keys or access cards. Wearing it on your wrist during activities frees up your hands.
Q: What information do you need for a quote on Custom Plastic Wrist Keychains?
A: To provide an accurate quote, please send us the product size, design or artwork, printing requirements, shipping method, and destination country. Contact our team with your requirements, and we will provide a customized quotation.
Q: Can you provide a digital proof or mockup?
A: Yes. We can create a digital proof based on your design, logo, artwork, colors, and placement, allowing you to review the customized effect before production.
Q: Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order?
A: Yes. We support samples before bulk production, so you can check the style, material, size, color, logo, printing, and overall quality before confirming your order.

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