A child gets separated from their parents at a festival, a zoo, a shopping centre or a beach. Everything after that depends on one thing: whether the adult who finds them can reach a parent in the next two minutes. A wristband with a phone number written on it does that, and nothing else at this price does it as reliably.
Electronic trackers need charging, pairing and a phone that is not flat. A QR code needs the finder to own a smartphone, have signal and be willing to scan a stranger’s child. A phone number written in marker needs none of that — it works for a security guard, a shop assistant or a grandparent, in any country, in any weather.
The material is hypoallergenic and certified by the National Institute of Hygiene in Poland. It is flexible and soft, so it does not chafe on a hot day, and durable enough to survive a swimming pool and a sandpit. There are no small parts to come loose.
On selected models the clasp changes colour when exposed to strong ultraviolet light. It is a small feature with a real use: when the clasp turns colour, it is time to reapply sun cream. Parents notice it, and it gives the band a second reason to stay on.
Artwork can cover the entire surface of the band except the fastening. You can supply your own design, or choose from a range of illustrated patterns drawn by an illustrator who works in children’s education. Municipalities usually print a town logo and an emergency number; festivals print the event name and a meeting-point map reference; family attractions print their own branding.
Yes. The material is hypoallergenic, contains no allergenic compounds, and is certified by the National Institute of Hygiene in Poland. It is soft and flexible rather than stiff, which is what stops a band chafing over a long day.
The band carries a blank field where a parent writes a mobile number in permanent marker before the day starts. Whoever finds the child reads the number and calls it. No app, no scanning, no battery — which is why events keep using this method rather than anything electronic.
300 pieces. Smaller production runs are possible on request, and lead times are short because the material is stocked.
Yes. The clasp is designed to open and close repeatedly, so the same band works across several days of a camp or holiday. If you need a single-use, tamper-evident band instead, use a Tyvek or vinyl construction.
For a single-use, tamper-evident version at a fraction of the price, see Tyvek safety wristbands for children. For being seen in the dark on the way home, reflective slap bands. Both sit in our safety and visibility range.
Our EU-based production means we meet even the tightest event deadlines.
Each product is created specifically to meet your unique event needs and brand guidelines.
Sustainable materials are available, incl. recycled and biodegradable wristbands.
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