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# Pack Out & Swing Tags

#### **Swing / Hang Tags**

**Summary:**\
Custom branded tags attached to your garments for a professional retail finish. Perfect for storytelling, pricing, or care information.

* Printed swing tags attached with cotton or plastic fasteners
* Custom shapes, colours, and card stocks available
* Great for brand messaging, garment info, or pricing
* Often used for retail garments or launch collections
* MOQ: 100+ units
* Lead Time: 2–3 weeks (depending on style and finish)

#### **Gift Boxing**

**Summary:**\
Garments folded and packed in kraft or branded boxes for a premium unboxing experience — ideal for gifting, influencer drops, or curated sets.

* Folded and placed into gift-ready boxes
* Available in plain kraft or with custom branding
* Enhances the perceived value of your merch
* Perfect for corporate gifts, online orders, and launches
* MOQ: No minimum
* Lead Time: 2–5 days (done in-house)

#### **Packaging for Staff Members**

**Summary:**\
We can individually pack garments by staff name, team, size, or department — making large uniform rollouts organised and stress-free.

* Each garment set packed and labelled by team member or group
* Ideal for uniforms, onboarding packs, or event distribution
* Saves your team time and effort at your end
* Fully customisable based on how you want items grouped
* MOQ: No minimum
* Lead Time: Usually 1–2 days extra (depending on order size)


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