PrintFirm’s folded hang tags have six available sizes ranging from 4” X 7” to 5” X 9”. Folded hang tag printing can be on the front or both sides. In order to allow for a more attractive fold, these tags are mechanically scored, which means that a crease is created. You receive a top center hole punch option or a top center butterfly punch that gives the product better placement for some retail product hook layouts. UV coating that offers protection from dirt and moisture and rounded corners are also available.

These folded hang tag printing tips should help you achieve success with your hang tag campaign.

1. Convert it!
   If you have any images that use RGB color, be certain to convert them to CMYK before proceeding with folded hang tag printing. Since RGB is an additive color system and CMYK is a subtractive one, color differences may occur during the transition. If you convert to CMYK while using a good graphic design program, you can be certain the colors will be exactly how you desire.
    
2. Resolution matters
   Use high-resolution images for folded hang tag printing. PrintFirm recommends a minimum resolution of 300 DPI (dots per inch). Lower resolutions may look fine on your screen, but the printed result will be a fuzzy or pixelated mess. Use caution when adapting images found online because they are typically low resolution. To check the DPI of a graphics file, open it in a reputable graphic design program and view the file details.
    
3. Bulk for the win!
   Try to order as many folded hang tags as possible. One large order is a better financial decision than several smaller orders. Offset printers such as PrintFirm require initial resources to setup each print job, but once the design is loaded into the printing machine, the cost per copy decreases as the number of copies increases.