Double-layer lanyard

A double-layer lanyard, also known as a dual-layer or two-layer lanyard, is a type of lanyard that consists of two parallel layers of material stitched together. This design provides additional thickness, durability, and can offer a distinct appearance. Here are some key aspects of double-layer lanyards:
Double-layer lanyards are typically made from materials such as polyester, nylon, or a combination of materials. The double-layer construction adds thickness and strength to the lanyard.
The lanyard is created by stitching or fusing two layers of material together. This can be done through various methods, including sewing, heat bonding, or ultrasonic welding.
The double-layer design enhances the overall durability and strength of the lanyard. This makes it more resistant to wear and tear, especially in high-stress areas.
Double-layer lanyards often have a distinctive appearance due to the visible seam or stitching that runs along the length of the lanyard. This seam can be an additional design element and may provide opportunities for customization.
Like standard lanyards, double-layer lanyards can be customized with various colors, logos, text, or graphics. The two-layer design can add depth and visual interest to the customization.
The double-layer construction may provide additional comfort, especially if the lanyard is worn for extended periods. The added thickness can reduce pressure on the neck or shoulders.
Double-layer lanyards can come in various styles, including flat lanyards, tubular lanyards, or woven lanyards. Each style may have its own unique characteristics.
Some double-layer lanyards may include additional security features, such as breakaway clasps, which release under pressure, reducing the risk of injury if the lanyard gets caught on an object.