The price of garment hang tag will be vary widely depending on the design and quantity. 

A more complex design may require more time and resources to produce, which can increase the cost of the tag.

Material: The cost of the material used to make the hang tag can affect its price. For example, a hang tag made of art paper will likely cost more than a tag made of cardboard.

Quantity: The more hang tags that are ordered, the lower the cost per tag. Bulk orders often result in a lower unit cost.

Printing: The cost of printing on the garment hang tag can vary depending on the type of printing used, the more colors, the higher the cost.

Process: The more complex the process, the higher the cost. Such as embossed, debossed, hollow out, eyelet, cover, die cut, and so on.

Thickness: The greater the thickness, the higher the cost. When the thickness exceeds 0.5mm, multiple sheets of paper need to be laminated together.

Sustainability: If the tag is made from eco-friendly materials or is produced using sustainable practices, this can increase the cost of the tag.

It is important to consider the value of the garment hang tag in relation to the overall cost of the garment and the brand's marketing and branding goals.

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