I'm looking for a label that I can have students wear. Is it appropriate to wear on clothing?
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Yes, I would say it is. Its not super sticky just like stickers from a doctors office.
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Hello, yes they hold to dry cotton fabrics very well. I use them on recycled paper packages and they hold well through the shipping as well.
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I think you should have a few on hand, but I'd send it to school. It's thin and light . I love the long sleeves. My daughter is only 4 so it's huge on her but super effective for painting and such. We've never ripped one and still use the same few (for play with friends) we first bought a while ago. Id definitely buy more.
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They peel off easily. I have not had any problem with residue. I really like the labels as there is plenty of space for the date and name of contents.
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I really can't see why any of the tapes wouldn't work for the project you have in mind. I have labeled cables, attach cases, camera cases of the vinyl kind and just about anything that I feel needs a label.
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I have not intentionally peeled a label off but the label on my daughter's school cup finally came off after several months of washing several times weekly. It didn't damage it or leave any sticky residue.
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Thanks for your quick answer. Maybe Avery has something design for this particular label.
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We cannot do school logos unless the logo is not licensed (like a high school, swim team, etc.) We can put the school name in the school colors in text form.
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Sorry no there is no slip to put in a label, but if you really like it anyways then I'd suggest a sharpie maybe?
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The numerical labels are glued on, but can be pulled off. We used this for 4th and 5th grades and the student never removed the labels, but I suspect w/ younger ones, they might.
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I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.
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I am a teacher so I laminated it myself. I plan on using it multiple school years. It made the colors pop and gave it more durability. If simply hanging in a bedroom or dorm I think it would be just fine as is.
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Definitely not. Your label would peel off after the first wash, if not before. These labels are made for a smooth, hard surface, or paper.
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They're at school right now--maybe 18"? 24"? They're a great size for younger children (K) as well as older children to use as a movement prop with varying styles of music. The fabric has a little more "hand" than I was anticipating, but ultimately that will probably make them last longer. It's nice to have different colors, too.
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Sandy, I used these labels on my grandson's clothes and bedding for camp, including his socks, and they held really well even after washing. I'd think the labels should hold--they are really good ones.
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We actually bought these forms for a small museum collection. They are safe to use with antique clothing, as far as I know. We are very happy with them.
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I think so. They are cotton so it should be fine. The fabric is thin so you might want to place a piece of cardboard inside while you decorate it.
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You could where it under your shirt, but it is very big and bulky. If you had a sweatshirt or jacket on then maybe people wouldn't be able to tell, but with just a shirt on you can definitely tell. Not ideal for the workplace, but good at home or while feeding or pumping you can wear it on the other side.