Clothing business card maker
Business cards for clothing brands
Start from a card set for a linen label, then make it yours. Send the QR code to your newest collection and download print-ready files in US or EU size.
Free, no sign-up, no email. Print-ready PNG at 300 dpi and SVG, in US or EU size.
Your card
Print preview
The QR code opens threadandloom.example.com
Your details
Fill in what you want printed. Leave a line empty and the layout closes the gap.
No logo yet: your initials stand in.
PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP up to 5 MB. It stays on this device.
Front of the business card for Elif Demir
Sample cards
Clothing cards from three businesses
Each card is drawn by the maker above for an example clothing business. Pick the same layout and colourway in the maker, then put in your own details.
Grid, for a streetwear label
Every contact in its own cell, set in mono like a size label. It suits a label that drops in small runs and sells online first.
Editorial, for a boutique
A centred serif name under a monogram, set like a swing tag, for a shop that chooses every piece it stocks.
Bold, for a tee printer
A big name on a bright card, for a print shop handing out cards at markets and pop ups, where a stall needs to be remembered.
What to put on it
What a clothing card needs to do
Treat it like a swing tag
Shoppers already read a tag for the brand and the fabric. A card in the same typeface and colour as your tags ties the parcel, the garment and the shop together.
Link the QR code to a collection
Point the QR code at your newest collection or lookbook, not only the home page, so someone you met at a market or pop up lands on what they just held.
Put one in every parcel
For online orders the card is often the first printed thing a buyer holds. Link the page with care and returns details, so the card answers the next question.
Before and after the card
Name it, card it, open the store
- Hello Thread
- Stitch Co
- Luxe Loom
Need a name first?
The name generator starts from words of the clothing trade. Bring the name you pick back to this card.Get clothing names
Selling clothing online
What a clothing store needs to sell well, and how Tanqory sets it up for you.Read the clothing guide
Any layout, any trade
The full maker with five layouts, three typefaces and four colourways, plus the print checks a shop runs.Open the card maker
Other industries
Business cards for other trades
Food and drink
Cards for bakeries, coffee roasters, sauce makers and market stalls.Food and drink cards
Any other trade
Five layouts, four colourways and your own logo, for any kind of business.Open the card maker
FAQ
Clothing business card questions
Is the business card maker free?
Yes. There is no sign-up and no email step. Make as many cards as you like and download each side as PNG or SVG.
Are my details or my logo uploaded?
No. The card is drawn by code running in your browser. Your details and your logo stay on this device; nothing is sent to our servers or stored.
What should a clothing brand business card include?
The brand, your name and role, one line on what you make, and a website or collection page in the QR code. Add an email for wholesale and stockist enquiries.
Can I make two versions, for shoppers and for stockists?
Yes. Download the card, change the title or the email for wholesale, and download again. Each download is a separate file, so you can print both runs.
What size is a business card?
In the US and Canada a business card is 3.5 x 2 in (88.9 x 50.8 mm). In most of Europe it is 85 x 55 mm. Pick either size in the maker; the file includes the bleed a printer needs.
Which file do I send to the printer?
The PNG is 300 dpi with the bleed included, which most print shops and online printers accept. The SVG keeps text and shapes as vectors, for a printer or designer who wants to edit it. If your printer asks for a PDF, open the SVG in a design app or your browser and save it as PDF at actual size.
How do I put a QR code on my business card?
Type your website and the maker puts a QR code that opens it on the back of the card. Scan it from the screen with your phone before you print.
Hand out a card. Open a store.
Describe what you sell and Tanqory drafts the store your QR code opens: brand, theme, pages and products. Your logo, colours and contact details live in brand settings, so the store matches the card.