The Starter Pack

Do not apply to damp and/or dirty clothing!

These labels are not suitable for sewing or ironing.

Apply the labels to the garment tag and not directly onto the material, IF it can be avoided.

 No Iron application

POST APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Do not wash the clothing during the 2-3 day bonding period.

NEVER iron over the label.

General sticky name label best practices:

Stick your labels to surfaces that are dry, clean and smooth. The flatter the better. The labels may not be effective on plastics that feel greasy, highly textured surfaces or plastics that contain high amounts of silicone (usually described as non stick)

The adhesives used on all our name labels are “pressure activated” and will only stick properly after sufficient pressure has been applied. Gently peel the label off the sheet without letting the labels fold. Once you have positioned the label, rub firmly, applying pressure over the whole label from one end to the other (avoids air getting trapped). Pay special attention to the corners and edges!

The less your fingers come into contact with the adhesive, the better they will stick. (due to natural oils on your skin)

Do not attempt to test if the label is stuck! If it is lifted it will break the adhesion and will result in lifting or peeling of the labels over time.

Please allow 2-3 days for the adhesive to bond. For dishwashers; items should be placed on the top shelf and are not suitable for “high temperature” settings such as “pots and pans”.

WARNING: Before giving anything you have labelled to children, please check that the labels are completely and safely attached.

LABELS CAN BE A CHOKE HAZARD

APPLICATION:

1. Remove all water from the iron. Set iron on medium to high heat. The iron needs to be dry.
2. Turn clothes inside out. Peel and place label face-up on clothing
3. Place BAKING PAPER over the label and apply lots of PRESSURE for 10 - 15 seconds. Do this 3 times.
4. You can then sew the label into the clothing for added support but is not essential.
5. Important: Do not wash the garment for at least 24 hours after application.
   Never place the iron directly onto the label.

Tip: For care homes, boarding schools, or industrial laundry use, add a few stitches to reinforce the bond.

The medium heat setting differs on home irons. To ensure the adhesive has been melted sufficiently, we recommend taking a piece of scrap material or old shirt and doing a test. Keep repeating step 3, using 15-20 seconds at a time until you see a crease appear.

The crease indicates it's been slightly “over cooked”. Use the time it took to crease, minus a few seconds (to avoid creasing) to iron on all your labels!

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
For best results and a longer lasting label:

• Wash at 30° or below.
• Tumble dry at a low temperature°

APPLICATION:

1. Remove the split ring from the back of the PVC tag
2. Attach the split ring to the PVC tag
3. Attach the Tag to the handle of the bag

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: We do not recommend attaching the tag to the zip. Some children cannot resist the urge to carry their bag by the tag which can introduce a weak point after extended strain.

Stick your labels to surfaces that are dry, clean, oil-free and smooth. The flatter the better.

The labels may not be effective on plastics that feel greasy, highly textured surfaces or plastics that contain high amounts of silicone (usually described as non stick)

The adhesives used on all our name labels are “pressure activated” and will only stick properly after sufficient pressure has been applied.

Please allow 1-2 days for the adhesive to bond.

WARNING: Before giving anything you have labelled to children, please check that the labels are completely and safely attached.

LABELS CAN BE A CHOKE HAZARD