Wristbands (Printing & Engraving)
Custom wristbands, printed or engraved, from 50 to 10,000 pieces on a quantity-tiered price guide. One color base; extra colors from +KSh 10.
About This Product
Wristbands solve an access problem no ticket can: they stay on the person. Gates move faster, passes cannot be handed over the fence, and every wrist in the venue carries your branding all day.
Colorshade offers wristband printing in Nairobi two ways - printed for full-color event branding, or laser engraved for a durable, tamper-resistant mark. Pricing follows a quantity-tiered guide running from 50 pieces up to 10,000, so the per-piece cost drops as your event grows; printed bands are quoted on a one-color base with extra colors from KSh 10 more per band. Minimum order is 50 pieces.
Regular orders come from event organisers and concert promoters, schools running trips and sports days, gyms and clubs managing memberships, and hospitals and conferences identifying attendees.
Because tiers matter here, the quickest route is to WhatsApp with your quantity and design - we will send the exact tier price and a band mockup back, and deliver anywhere in Kenya once approved.
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