Avery Name Badges with Clips, 3" x 4", 50ct (74536)

Very easy to assemble and use.

These are excellent badges and they make it so easy to use.

Easy to Use: The badges are straightforward to assemble, making them convenient for quick setups. Customizable: Avery offers templates for design, allowing for professional-looking name tags that can be easily printed. Durability: The material is sturdy enough to withstand daily wear, and the clips hold securely without falling off. Versatile: Suitable for both formal and informal occasions, these badges work well for different types of events.

These tags are a great size for gatherings with convenient clips attached on the clear holders. The sheets are perforated and do not have to be cut . You can create a professional looking tag for about 50 cents each. It's easy to design and customize your tags at Avery.com . Also great if a person will wear the tag for multiple days rather than using a sticker name tags that are worn once and thrown away. No printer , no problem , just use a sharpie marker .

When I am looking for a specific item or brand and can't find it on the usual sites, I have learned that Walmart can find it somewhere for me. Thanks, Janice

I bought these badge holders for our Women's Club. They are easy to see, and the clips don't damage clothing like our old pin ones did. The website is very easy to navigate and I printed them out with no problem. I highly recommend this product.

Easy to print and assemble.

Just what I needed at a reasonable price.

Perfect for our 50th class reunion! No strings, no pins, no adhesives!

I bought 2 boxes last spring for our neighborhood group. I used only 1 box to make nametags for the people who were attending that particular event. Today I opened the other to make some nametags for new people and for others who didn't attend last spring. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT. A good, heavy-duty name badge is now a very thin piece. No longer clear, so harder to see the color on the badge. But the worst part is that it is so flimsy, it does not protect the paper nametag in it. There appears to be no plan to go back to the better "model"