100 Cut IronOn Custom Clothing Name Labels Tag for Nursing Home/Camp/School

Sharp printing of the name. Easy iron on labels. Last through heavy nursing home wash cycles. I bought these several times now because my mom is in a nursing home and as we get new clothes for her they need to be labeled. I would highly reccomend these label.

These labels are great. Clear print and east to iron on my mom’s clothing. They look just like the pictures. Great price for the amount & custom print. I will add info on washability & durability but honestly you get so many labels for the price it will be easy to put fresh labels on. Shipping was pretty fast for custom kabels. Recommend for seniors clothing for hospital stays or identification of senior if they wander off.

Needed some name tags to put in my aunts clothing before we moved her into her new facility and these worked perfectly. Not to big, not to small, printing very clear and readable. Easy to iron in and have stayed on through many washes. Pretty quick turnaround time for being a customized item. Perfect for our needs.

I liked how the directions said "10-11 seconds" and thats exactly right when you apply the heat to tag. They don't stick to the iron and with just a small amt. of cooling time they are ready to go. One thing I might request is if there was another option on size. We need some that are big enough for blankets. My mother is in a nursing home and the tags could be big enough for all people to read easily. Things do disappear a lot and at least if the tags are big and clear it won't be for that reason. The price was reasonable but I don't mind it being cheaper. ($11 for 100)

These did not look like much (like little fortune cookie inserts) but I loved that it has two lines for you to personalize (I put my husbands name and email). My husband is a priest at a larger church. He puts his vestments and clericals in a shared closet. They are special order and fragile. They can look similar and you could be in a hurry and grab someone else’s by mistake. There was lots of room for me to put: The Reverend and his name as well as his email. If you follow the directions they provide to include removing the water from your iron and turning off the steam option-it took about a minute per item with no residue on the iron. We ironed on both white and black narrow collar bands with ease. We used the script font and it looks like the manufacturer customized it themselves. After several washings in bleach it has stayed on. I highly recommend it for kids and adults who might more easily lose their clothing (Think nursing homes or dorms with a central laundry).

Great Iron on labels for clothing. Came super fast even though ordered during the Labor Day weekend. Easy to use with good instructions. Directions said to iron with a dry iron for 10 seconds...with my iron I needed 15 seconds. Thank you for a great product at a very good price

The first order I placed adhered ok. The second order I had a very hard time getting them to adhere especially when attaching to cotton. They seem to do better when I could place them on the synthetic labels or synthetic cloth. But we wear a lot more cotton. I wasted quite a few just trying to get them to attach. I ended up resorting to a fabric glue to try to reattach them after the clothes were washed. Only time will tell. Yes, I read and followed instructions. My mother lives in an ALF so I picked up the clothes washed/dried them and then labeled them. I would just say you might plan on using the fabric glue. Other than that the labels themselves are nice.

These did the job. Since you are able to write 3 lines of text, I put my kids' last name on lines 1 and 3 leaving the middle line blank. Then, I cut the label in half, doubling the number of labels I got. I always prefer a small label, so this worked out for me. I had no trouble ironing them on using enough heat to make the label attach, but not so much heat that it would melt athletic fabrics.