TagVault: Fabric helps you hide an AirTag almost anywhere

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The AirTag holder is discreet and designed to move with fabric.
The AirTag holder is discreet and designed to move with fabric.
Photo: ElevationLab

ElevationLab released a new accessory called TagVault: Fabric on Wednesday, saying it’s “the first AirTag fabric mount.” You can discretely stick the fabric holder for Apple’s tracking device almost anywhere, like inside your suitcase or in the lining of a jacket.

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ElevationLab TagVault: Fabric

You can mount ElevationLab’s new TagVault: Fabric AirTag holder via its adhesive mount in or on luggage, bags, knapsacks, jackets, camera bags and more. It’s designed to blend in and move with fabric so it’s not obvious to would-be thieves that it’s there.

The company designed the holder to make it easy to insert or remove an AirTag. The holder itself can be removed from a surface without issue, but it’s not meant to be removed once affixed, ElevationLab said. In fact, the strong adhesive should stay stuck even when bumped around with other items in a bag, for example.

Where it sticks and where it doesn’t

Not today, jacket thieves!
Not today, jacket thieves!
Photo: ElevationLab

Elevation Lab noted the new TagVault: Fabric AirTag holder can stick via its adhesive base to polyester, vinyl, nylon, rubber and Gore-Tex. The glue holds most fast after setting for 24 hours.

The holder does not, however, go on leather, suede, or stretchy or fibrous fabric, the company noted.

You can pick up TagVault: Fabric for $13.95. A two-pack costs $19.95, and a four-pack goes for $29.95.

Where to buy: Amazon

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