Which labels do you need for school?
Most families start with a mix: something for hard surfaces, something for
clothing, and something for shoes. Here's how to choose.
Water bottles, lunch containers and supplies
Original Labels
are the workhorse — waterproof, dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe, and
they won't scuff or peel off a bottle that lives in a backpack. For pencils,
markers and smaller items,
Mini Labels
fit where a full-size label won't.
Clothing
Both options survive the wash.
Iron-on Clothing Labels
bond permanently to the fabric, so they suit uniforms, coats and anything that
goes through the dryer week after week.
Stick-eez™ Clothing Labels
press on in seconds with no iron — they're made for the care tag, or any
garment that doesn't ball, lint or stretch, such as nylon sports kit.
Shoes and boots
Match-up Shoe Labels
sit inside the shoe and double as a left/right cue for younger children.
Backpacks, lunch bags and sports gear
Large Bag Tags
are readable across a crowded cloakroom, while
Mini Bag Tags
suit pencil cases and water bottles.
Allergies and medical needs
Allergy Labels
make a restriction visible to staff at a glance, and
Safety Wristbands
carry your contact details on field trips.
School, daycare or camp?
Daycare means labelling far more small items — bottles, soothers, changes
of clothes — so quantity matters more than variety. Camp is harder on gear
and everything needs a name, which is why the
Camp Package
leans on iron-ons and bag tags. For a straightforward school year, the
School Package
covers the usual list in one go.
Every label is personalized before you order, and you can preview exactly how it
will look. Add Found-it™ to
any order and a lost item can find its way home.
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