Plastic cloakroom tags

Theatres, museums, clubs and other venues use numbered tags as references when accepting coats and returning them after a visit or event. For the buyer, the main choice on this shelf is whether the listed sequence suits the way staff organise stored coats.

Which number range is available?

The plastic cloakroom tags on this shelf are numbered 201-300. Choose this sequence if it matches the numbers you want to use in your cloakroom. When adding tags to an existing arrangement, compare the listed range with your current numbers before ordering, especially if staff will use both sets together.

What are pre-printed cloakroom tags used for?

Pre-printed cloakroom tags give staff a numbered reference for identifying coats left by guests. In a staffed coat check, that reference supports the process of accepting, storing and returning a coat. The numbers are already printed on the tags, so this shelf is for buyers choosing numbered tags rather than printing their own numbers.

How should I choose tags for an existing cloakroom?

Begin with the number sequence already used by your cloakroom team. Check whether 201-300 belongs in that arrangement and how staff will use it to identify stored coats. The same check is useful when setting up a new coat check: choose a numbering arrangement before selecting the tags to support it.

Order the 201-300 plastic cloakroom tags here with free shipping.