Name labels for leisure and activities
Camp, swim school, ski slope, stable, or cultural school: in their free time, children's belongings end up among other people's. Here we have gathered our guides by activity, so you can quickly see what needs to be labeled and where the label stays in place. If you're packing the entire sports bag, we have a separate guide on labeling sports equipment.
Camps and trips
- name labels for camps and day camps: what should be labeled before camp and day camp, and where the label goes.
- labeling towels: how to label towels for swim school, camp, and overnight stays.
- sailing camp packing list: a checklist of everything your child needs at sailing camp.
- family ski holiday packing list: what the whole family needs to pack for the trip to the slopes.
Winter sports
- labeling skis, ski boots, and poles: how to recognize your family's skis, ski boots, and poles on the slopes.
- name label on the helmet: where the label goes on a cycling, ski, or skating helmet.
- labeling equipment before hockey school: avoid mix-ups in the changing room at hockey school.
Horse riding and golf
- labeling riding equipment: helmets, brushes, and grooming boxes that would otherwise get mixed up in the stable.
- labeling golf clubs: how to label clubs and golf bags with a name.
Culture
- labeling instruments: name labels on instruments and cases for cultural school.
Want to label something else? Here you can see everything you can label, sorted by item and location.
Our name labels are self-adhesive and stick to plastic, metal, and glass: choose regular name labels for clothes (on the care label), shoes, and bottles, or large name labels for bags, helmets, and boxes. For small items such as pencils and cases, there are small name labels, which should be kept out of reach of children under 3 years old.