BandWove

Wristband Design & RFID Resources

Prepare the artwork. Understand the options. Bring the right information to your wristband project.

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Band width
Front artwork350 × 15 mm
Back artwork350 × 15 mm
RFID Tag Artwork35 × 25 mm

Suggested band content area: 280 × 11 mm.
Tag envelope shown enlarged. Hardware position varies with fit; this is not a die-cut template.

Finished sizeSuggested safe area3 mm bleed outside trim

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Artwork & templates.

Use the guidelines to prepare your files, or start with a design you can edit. Studio keeps the front, back and independent RFID tag in separate workspaces.

BandWove Studio showing editable fabric wristband artwork, original templates and separate front, back and tag tabs
The current printed fabric workspace · 350 × 15 or 20 mm

Start with an original template

Festival, VIP Access, Corporate Event, Minimal Brand and Geometric Pattern. Text, shapes and colors stay editable.

Browse Editable Templates

Technical guidance.

Frequency, chip and encoded data belong to one system decision. Start with the interaction you need.

Separate BandWove RFID tag mounted through two slots on a printed fabric wristband

Phone interaction or managed access?

A prepared NFC URL record and a platform credential use different data and security workflows. A shared frequency does not establish compatibility.

Read the Chip Selection Guide

Define encoding and validation

Separate visible numbering from written chip data. Record the encoding owner, reader requirements and how the complete credential will be tested.

Understand Encoding

Review the product configuration

See the current HF chip options in context with the printed fabric band, independent tag and project brief.

View Fabric RFID Options

Buying guides.

Compare materials and processes, then prepare the artwork and system information for your project.

Put the guidance to work.

Start a printed fabric design or choose the wristband format for your project.