Flexi discs (flexible vinyl sheets designed to be played on a record player that were sometimes given away with magazines) and the like sold in book stores and vinyl records sold in record shops were wrapped in a strip of paper called an 'obi' or 'tasuki' (sleeve) that had information such as the name of the record, its price, and advertisements printed on it.
書店で売られていたフォノシート類や、レコード店で売られるレコードに付けられた盤名、価格、宣伝などが書かれたたすき状の紙を「帯」または「たすき」と言う。