THIS IS NOT A POWER BANK!

Your charging tassel does not store power. It is a charging cable that must be connected to a power source to charge your device.

Your tassel includes 3 connectors:

• USB-A (standard USB)
• USB-C
• Lightning (Apple)

HOW TO CHARGE:

1. Plug the USB-A connector into a wall charger, computer or USB charging port.
2. Choose either the USB-C or Lightning connector to plug into your device (phone, laptop, headphones, anything).
3. Leave the remaining connector unused.

PLEASE NOTE: You can only charge ONE device at a time. It is intended for one connector to remain unused while charging.

SETTING THE DATE & TIME

1. Press the BOTTOM button
until you reach the clock screen.
You'll know you're there when the colon :
is flashing.

2. Press the BOTTOM button
twice to enter the date and time settings.

3. The date is set first, starting with the month. Press the TOP button repeatedly until the correct
month is displayed.

4. Press BOTTOM to
move to the day/date, then use TOP
to change it.

5. Press BOTTOM to
move to the hour, then use TOP to
change it. A = AM and P = PM (e.g. 9 A = 9am, 9 P = 9pm).

6. Press BOTTOM to
move to the minutes, then use TOP to
change them.

7. Press BOTTOM once
more to finish.

8. Press TOP to start
the clock. A flashing : means the
clock is running.

DISPLAYING THE DATE

1. Start from the clock
screen with the : flashing.

2. Press the TOP button
once to display the date.

The date is shown in MM/DD
format (month/day). Example: 9/22 = September 22. 

USING THE 60-SECOND TIMER

1. Start from the clock
screen with the : flashing.

2. Press the TOP button
twice. The first press shows the date; the second takes you to the timer.

3. The timer begins counting automatically from wherever you left
off. Press the BOTTOM button once to
reset it to 0:00 and begin timing.

4. To time something new, press the BOTTOM button again to reset to 0:00.

PLEASE NOTE: The timer measures up to 59
seconds. After 59 seconds it returns to 0:00 and begins counting again.

QUICK TIP: If
you get lost between screens, button bash until you return to the clock display
with the flashing colon!

TOP button = move/reset   
BOTTOM button = change/navigate

SETTING THE DATE & TIME

1. Press the TOP button
until you reach the clock screen.
You'll know you're there when the colon :
is flashing.

2. Press the TOP button
twice to enter the date and time settings.

3. The date is set first, starting with the month. Press the BOTTOM button repeatedly until the
correct month is displayed.

4. Press TOP to move
to the day/date, then use BOTTOM to
change it.

5. Press TOP to move
to the hour, then use BOTTOM to
change it. A = AM and P = PM (e.g. 9 A = 9am, 9 P = 9pm).

6. Press TOP to move
to the minutes, then use BOTTOM to
change them.

7. Press TOP once more
to finish.

8. Press BOTTOM to
start the clock. A flashing : means
the clock is running.

DISPLAYING THE DATE

1. Start from the clock
screen with the : flashing.

2. Press the BOTTOM button
once to display the date.

The date is shown in MM/DD
format (month/day). Example: 9/22 = September 22. 

USING THE 60-SECOND TIMER

1. Start from the clock
screen with the : flashing.

2. Press the BOTTOM button
twice. The first press shows the date; the second takes you to the timer.

3. The timer begins counting automatically from wherever you left
off. Press the TOP button once to
reset it to 0:00 and begin timing.

4. To time something new, press the TOP button again to reset to 0:00.

PLEASE NOTE: The timer measures up to 59
seconds. After 59 seconds it returns to 0:00 and begins counting again.

QUICK TIP: If
you get lost between screens, button bash until you return to the clock display
with the flashing colon!

Just a youtube video that I made 3 years ago and is still helping hundreds of thousands of people all over the world. Not to brag 😋

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Some trial and error is required to get your keys nice and snug on the key organiser. Try these tips:

Use the extenders to add more keys if necessary. The plastic spacers go between the keys to ensure that the keys are as tight as possible. A spacer is not required between every single key, but using as many as possible will make your keys more secure. Use a screwdriver to tighten the head of the screw, and periodically check the tightness as the screw may loosen with time. The keyring and belt clip are optional.

Here is a helpful Youtube video that explains in more detail:

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Deluxe Fabric & Crossbody Lanyards:

For longevity, we recommend handwashing your lanyard in warm, soapy water, avoiding the vegan leather pieces and metal clasp. 

However, occasionally throwing your entire lanyard in the washing machine (NOT the dryer), has only minimal impact on the lifespan of your lanyard. So go ahead, if it needs it! 

Scrunchie and Paracord Lanyards:

As above

Vegan Leather Lanyards:

These lanyards are slightly higher maintenance. They do not take kindly to being scrunched up and treated roughly. These elegant faux-leather lanyards are similar to a thin leather belt - the more they are bent and stretched, the weaker the material becomes. 

Spot clean with a damp cloth. Hang up when not in use. And try to avoid playing with the metal letters if you have them. This will cause tarnishing and weakening of the leather.

Beaded Lanyards (discontinued):

Spot clean with a damp cloth. The wooden beads will soak up oil from your skin and may become darker over time. Other beads such as pearls, heishi beads, and playful kids beads are made for kids craft projects. They are not designed to have a long lifespan. Treat these beads carefully and avoid touching and cleaning as much as possible.

We chose to make our lanyards exactly the same on both sides, so you can flip those seams UP so they don't irritate your neck! Yes, the seams are more visible, but we have found that this is the perfect solution for the few people who do not like the feel of the material :)

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