Quick answer
Attach the Vault Luggage Tag to your checked suitcase, carry-on, or backpack using the adjustable buckle strap, fill out the included ID card, and slide it into the privacy cover to keep your details hidden until needed.
Why a privacy cover matters for bag identification
Most luggage tags expose your name and address to anyone nearby. The Vault Luggage Tag's privacy window keeps that information covered until someone deliberately lifts the flap, which helps protect your personal data while still allowing airline staff or a good Samaritan to reach you if your bag goes missing.
How to attach and use your Vault Luggage Tag
- Fill out the ID card: Write your name, phone number, and email address on the included card. Avoid listing your home address to reduce risk if the tag is visible. Use a work address or PO box if you want extra privacy.
- Slide the card into the privacy cover: Insert the card so the printed side faces the privacy flap. Make sure the flap closes fully so the information stays hidden until someone lifts it. Double-check that the card isn't sticking out of the slot.
- Choose the right bag and strap position: Loop the adjustable buckle strap through the tag's slot and around a fixed handle or webbing on your bag. For checked luggage, attach it to the top handle; for a backpack or carry-on, use a side loop so the tag stays visible. Avoid attaching the tag to a zipper pull—it can get caught or torn off.
- Tighten and secure the strap: Pull the strap through the buckle until it's snug but not so tight that it distorts the tag. The tag should lie flat against the bag and not dangle loosely. A loose strap can snag on conveyor belts or overhead bins.
- Test the tag before you leave: Give the tag a gentle tug to confirm it's firmly attached. Lift the privacy flap once to ensure it opens easily—if it's too stiff, loosen the strap slightly. If the tag flops around, re-tighten the strap or choose a different attachment point.
Product fact
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Vault Luggage Tag: Privacy ID Window: Keeps personal information covered until you need to reveal it. You can safely attach the tag to any bag without worrying about strangers seeing your home address while you travel.
Vault Luggage Tag
