100 Personalized Iron-On Fabric Labels - Custom Name Tags for Clothing, School Uniforms, Elderly Garments - Durable, Washable, Eco-Friendly - 2.4x0.4 Inches

The labels are clear, a good size and easy to apply by following the instructions.

I use these labels mainly on cotton fabrics and they stay in place wash after wash. They’re super easy to apply and the size is the perfect.

Great work,easy to use

Perfect for identifying one’s clothing. Labels can also be sewn in.

They iron on easily. The only thing is using them for knit material isn't great, but it seems likely because of the material being stretchy

These labels arrived earlier than predicted and are very easy to apply. Mine were sent from a facility in Germany. Simply cut the name out with scissors and use an iron set on medium for just a second or two. The text is clear to read and the label does not cause itching, irritate the skin or feel stiff. The labels stuck easily and strongly to both cotton and synthetics, even towels and bed linens. If the labels ever had to be removed from the clothing, the bonding is strong enough that I think it would need to be cut out or would permanently ruin the appearance of the fabric if torn out.Overall I am very pleased with this item and I will be ordering more from this seller if I need them in the future.

Great product

I bought 3 iron-on identification tape types from 3 different vendors to mark clothes in a memory care facility. One purchase did not stick at all and I returned it. One purchase worked very well (A blank continuous 32 foot roll rather than pre-cut labels) which was my preferred option if I were to buy more labels.This vendor was partially successful but had the following negatives: (1) It is not obvious that this product is sent from Germany. It took 25 days to arrive and I was only 3 days away from Amazon sending a full refund for the purchase because of non-receipt (2) The preprinted name is a good idea but about half the tape is blank space. They could have easily printed 200 labels instead of 100 labels on the same length of tape. You could use the blank space on the tape, but you must hand letter the tape with a proper marking pen (I recommend the Sharpie Ultra Fine permanent marker rather than the Sharpie Laundry Marker when writing on labels rather than the fabric itself) . (3) Also, the tape did not stick well on all fabrics, especially to denim (Yes, I kept the iron in place for about 20 seconds).I would recommend buying iron-on labels from another vendor because of the negative points noted above. Be sure to read the one and two star reviews for this product before making a buying decision.