Quality pre-cut Iron-On Labels

Items of clothing can be lost in so many places that it makes sense to mark every item, particularly for residents of Care Homes or children at school or nursary.

Tested to BS5742 these tags are designed to stay on for the life of the garment and are used by Health Authorities, Laundries & Colleges and now they are available to you. Printed with two lines of text you can have your child's name and class or any other details of your choice permanently on the garment. Why not include a phone number so if it's found it can be speedily returned?

Both the thermally bonded ink and the nametag material itself have been designed for outstanding adhesion and durability and will withstand washing, dry-cleaning, ironing and steam pressing.

Tag size is 46mm wide x 12mm high and are Die cut giving rounded corners to avoid discomfort to the wearer and fraying. They are printed with 2 lines of text with up to 27 characters and spaces per line making them ideal labels for kids.

• Printed with non-fade permanent inks
• Applied using a normal household iron on medium heat
• Bonds permanently to fabric
• Full instructions supplied
• Fast delivery

This material is a woven, porous, "nylon-like" material. When printed the ink is thermally introduced into the material, a similar process to tattooing human skin. Like a tattoo the ink will not fade or wash off. It has amazing properties and is almost indestructible.

Application couldn't be easier, peel the name label off the backing paper, place label on garment, set your iron to number 2 or 3 and you're away. If garment cannot be ironed, sew on label in usual way. These tapes can hold more information than a woven tape so why not take advantage of the latest technology today?

It's important to note that these are not the old iron-ons from the 1970s and 80s.  Bought on your high street  or market you never quite knew how good they'd be; adhesive technology has progressed to the point that these iron-on labels are as close to permanent as possible; in the case of most clothing, you will most likely throw away the garment as being too worn or small before the name tape begins to peel.