There are many businesses that offer custom keychains as giveaways or as an affordable and simple way to promote your brand name or business logo, but the question remains: How do you choose which custom keychain to use? In this article, we will explore all the factors you should consider when choosing your custom keychains and show you how to choose the perfect Custom Keychain for your brand.
Choosing the Size
There are a lot of different factors that go into picking out an item like this. For example, you'll want to think about what type of packaging you'll need. Will you be handing these out or will they be collected? Do you need something small and inconspicuous, or do you want something large and eye-catching? All of these can affect the size and shape of keychain that's going to work best for your campaign.
Choosing shape
The most common shapes are round and square, but you can also go with a key-shaped or heart-shaped keychain. What shape you pick will depend on what fits best with your company's logo design. For example, if you have a more masculine logo, then it might make more sense to use a square or rectangular shape. If you have a more feminine design, then something like a heart would be better. However, in order to keep things interesting, we recommend that you mix it up by using two different shapes in different colors - such as round and heart shaped in pink and blue - so that people can see both shapes from afar.
Choosing finish
The finishing process you select will affect how long it takes for your order to be completed, as well as how durable and long-lasting the keychain is. Below is a list of finishes from most durable, to least durable.
-Copper: Copper is a natural metal with an orange tinge that is created by combining iron with carbon. It has a bright, shiny surface and requires little maintenance. Copper will wear with time and can become corroded over time if not properly cared for.
-Bronze: Bronze is a copper alloy that contains tin and small amounts of other metals like zinc, lead or aluminum in addition to copper. Like copper, it has a bright shine but will also patina over time due to oxidation caused by exposure to air and water molecules.
Choosing accessories
- Start by thinking about what you want your keychains to communicate. Do they need to be sleek and modern, or are they more traditional? Keeping this in mind will help narrow down the design process immensely.
- Consider how many colors you want on each side of the keychain. One side might have a color scheme that matches your logo, while other designs may include a different color on either side depending on preference.
- Find a company that offers custom imprinted keychains in various shapes, sizes, and thicknesses so you can find one that is just right for you!
Choosing custom imprint area
The first thing you should do when considering a custom imprint area is think about how many items you want to create. This can affect the size of the imprint area that you will need. The larger the imprint area, typically, the more expensive it will be.
The next thing to consider is what type of product you are looking for. If you are looking for a promotional item that people will carry with them day-to-day, then key chains are a great option. They have a small imprint area and customers can attach one to their keys or purse or bag easily. If you're looking for something with higher visibility, such as on clothing, then embroidered patches might be a better choice.
Choosing customization method
- Decide on a shape
- Select a font and color scheme
- Add an emblem or emblem-like design
- Choose which side of the keychain you want to be seen when it is on someone's person, i.e., top, bottom, left, or right side of person's body (most people will find that this does not affect them)
- Determine what type of metal you would like your keychain made from: aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, gold-coated brass (gold brass), gold-plated steel/iron (gold steel), nickel silver (nickel silver), stainless steel (stainless steel).
Making a decision
Making the decision on which custom keychains you want is only one part of the process. The other part is making sure that you order them from a reliable supplier. There are many options when it comes to ordering, but having more options doesn’t always mean that they are all going to be good. You want to make sure that you only work with suppliers who have been in business for a while and have had positive reviews from past customers.
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