Lanyard

A standard neck lanyard works well when an ID badge or pass needs to hang at chest level, but some applications call for a different wearing style. The RAFFLESTAG Cross Body Adjustable Lanyard extends across the body and includes adjustable hardware, giving buyers another format for wearable identification, accessories, or branded applications.

The cross-body configuration is particularly useful when the strap itself is intended to be a more noticeable part of the overall setup. Its longer wearable format and wider strap options distinguish it from many conventional neck lanyards.

For buyers comparing this design with more traditional options, the RAFFLESTAG custom lanyards and ID solutions collection includes lanyards, card holders, PVC cards, and related identification products.

Choose From Three Strap Widths

One key choice for this product is strap width. Three sizes are displayed:

1 inch (25.4 mm)
This is the narrowest available option and is the width selected in the product configuration shown.

1.25 inches (31.75 mm)
The middle option adds strap width for buyers who want a more substantial cross-body look.

1.5 inches (38.1 mm)
This is the widest of the three available choices and creates the broadest strap profile.

Consider width early in the design process because it affects the lanyard's overall visual presence. A wider strap naturally occupies more visible space when worn, while the 1-inch version looks narrower.

When coordinating the lanyard with identification cards, buyers can also explore RAFFLESTAG’s PVC card options. This can be useful when building a coordinated identification setup rather than ordering the wearable strap alone.

A Broad Range of Solid Colors

The product configurator provides 14 solid color choices:

Aqua, Red, Yellow, Purple, Black, Silver, Gold, White, Blue, Pink, Reflex Blue, Gray, Yellow C, and Navy Blue.

This range gives organizations flexibility when selecting a strap color for their intended application. Neutral choices such as black, white, silver and gray can work with many visual identities, while brighter options such as red, yellow, aqua, purple and pink provide a more noticeable appearance.

Blue-related choices include Blue, Reflex Blue and Navy Blue, allowing buyers to choose between different displayed blue options rather than relying on a single generic blue selection.

Gold and Silver are also presented as solid color choices on the page.

Allocate Quantities Across Colors

Each displayed solid color has its own quantity field. This layout lets you consider the color mix as part of the order, rather than using a single general color selector.

That can be useful for organizations that want different colors for separate teams, groups, departments or event functions. For example, an event organizer might choose distinct strap colors for different attendee categories, while a business may want separate colors for different internal uses.

You can therefore plan the exact color allocation alongside the total order quantity.

The minimum quantity for this product is 20 pieces, which is the starting point for configuring an order.

Adjustable Hardware for Wearable Flexibility

The product images show an adjustment component incorporated into the strap. This feature is central to the cross-body design because it lets you adjust the wearable configuration instead of relying on a single fixed strap arrangement.

When choosing a cross-body lanyard, buyers should consider how the strap width and color work together visually. A 1.5-inch strap, for example, will create a different overall appearance from the 1-inch version even when both use the same solid color.

This makes width selection more than a simple dimensional choice. It is also part of the finished lanyard's visual design.

Attachment Clips Shown at the Ends

The displayed product photography shows clips at the ends of the lanyard. These provide attachment points for the intended setup and contribute to the product’s cross-body configuration.

For projects involving cards or badges, consider the lanyard alongside a suitable holder rather than treating each component independently. RAFFLESTAG offers a separate range of ID card holders, including multiple holder styles for identification applications.

Matching the lanyard, holder, and card format at the planning stage can help create a more coordinated setup for staff, attendees or other users.

Selecting a Color for Your Project

Color selection can depend on how the cross-body lanyard will be used.

Businesses may want a color that coordinates with their existing brand palette. Event organizers can use contrasting colors to visually distinguish different groups. Schools and organizations may prefer recognizable institutional colors, while promotional projects can use brighter shades when visibility is important.

Because the page presents several neutrals, bright colors and blue variations, buyers have room to select a color according to the intended visual direction.

If you're ordering several colors, it can also help to confirm the required quantity of each before placing the order. This is especially relevant for larger projects where colors correspond to specific teams or participant groups.

Picking Between 1, 1.25 and 1.5 Inches

The three available widths let you choose the strap's physical presence for your project.

Choose the 1-inch width when you prefer a narrower cross-body strap. Choose 1.25 inches for a mid-width option. Select 1.5 inches when the broadest available strap fits the intended design.

For organizations purchasing other identification components at the same time, RAFFLESTAG’s broader Lanyard & Card collection provides a useful place to compare related products.

Useful for Organizations and Events

The adjustable cross-body format can support a variety of organizational and event applications. Businesses can use the strap as part of a coordinated branded setup, while events can use different colors to visually organize groups.

Schools, clubs, conferences, and other organizations may also find the adjustable format useful when they want an alternative to a conventional neck-worn lanyard.

The combination of three widths and multiple solid colors makes the product particularly suitable for projects where appearance and group coordination matter.

Plan the Order Around Width, Color and Quantity

When configuring this product, you have three main choices: quantity, width, and solid color.

Start by determining the total number of lanyards required while keeping the 20-piece minimum in mind. Next, choose between the 1, 1.25, and 1.5-inch widths. Finally, decide which available solid colors to include and allocate quantities accordingly.

Planning these elements together makes it easier to build a consistent cross-body lanyard order for a company, school, event, or organization.