Merche

A chunky name keyring that spells out MERCHE in bold raised capitals. The tag is a rounded-corner bar with the name standing proud of the surface in a clean sans-serif, connected letters running the full length, and a small circular eyelet moulded onto the left end for a split ring. Shown here in a glossy mustard-yellow, it has that solid, tactile look that makes a good giveaway or personal marker. This is the friendly workhorse of the keychain world: a personalised name fob for keys, backpacks, gym bags, pencil cases or lockers, and an easy custom gift for a person called Merche (or whatever name you swap in). The raised lettering also makes it easy to identify by touch in a bag. Print notes: • Print flat, letters facing up, with no supports needed thanks to the shallow relief. • For a two-tone effect, add a colour change at the layer where the letters begin so the name reads in a contrasting shade against the base. • Keep the eyelet solid (100% infill in that region or extra perimeters) so the ring hole doesn't wear through. • Fine layer heights (0.12–0.16 mm) sharpen the letter edges; a light sand across the top face knocks back any fuzz. • Scales up or down easily — just keep the eyelet diameter large enough for a standard keyring. A quick, cheap, endlessly repeatable print that is ideal for market stalls, party favours and stocking fillers.