Custom logo on coat tickets — how do you arrange it?

A logo or custom text on your coat tickets is a subtle yet effective way to add an extra touchpoint for your brand. Guests keep the ticket on them all evening — free visibility. At garderobe.nl you can brand your tickets with the Coatcheck+ ticket printer. In this guide, you’ll read how it works and when it’s worthwhile.

Let’s be honest first: the standard ticket has no logo

The pre-printed paper coat tickets from garderobe.nl are numbered 1 to 1000 and deliberately kept simple: one fixed layout, a very low price, and no lead time for customisation. There’s no room for your own logo or text. That is not a limitation but a choice — it makes the ticket cheap and readily available. If you want your brand on the ticket, there is a different route.

The solution: the Coatcheck+ ticket printer

With the Coatcheck+ ticket printer you compose your ticket yourself and print it on the spot. You’re not dependent on a minimum order or long delivery time — you print exactly the number of tickets you need, when you need them.

What can you put on the ticket?

• Your own logo — for recognition and a professional appearance.
• Custom text — for example, your venue name, a welcome message or opening hours.
• A liability disclaimer — handy in combination with your cloakroom regulations.
• Your own numbering — define the range and layout yourself.

Who is this suitable for?

The printer pays off mainly for venues that run a cloakroom regularly or daily and want to promote their brand: theatres, museums, nightlife venues, hotels and event locations. If you only run a cloakroom a few times a year, the ready-made paper tickets are almost always the most economical choice.

Why use the printer and not the standard ticket?

The ready-made ticket is built for speed and a low price: one fixed design, no customisation. Once you want your own branding, text or numbering, the ticket printer offers the flexibility the standard ticket simply can’t. You print on demand on ticket rolls, so you never have too many or too few left over.

And the costs?

The printer is a one-off investment (including keyboard and ticket rolls); afterwards you only pay for the rolls you use. For a venue that regularly runs a cloakroom, this balances against the added value of a unique, recognisable ticket — and the convenience of printing yourself without minimum quantity.

Unsure whether to choose the standard ticket or the printer? Our guide paper vs plastic coat tickets helps you make a broader assessment.