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Here we have gathered all our guides on labeling things, sorted by item and location. Choose what you want to label to find out where the name label is best placed and what it can withstand. All our name labels are self-adhesive, so you need neither an iron nor a needle and thread.
Preschool and school
- name labels for preschool: everything that usually needs labeling before starting preschool, collected in one place.
- name labels for lunch boxes: where the label stays on the box and lid, even after the dishwasher.
- name label on the water bottle: how to label the bottle so it does not change owners in the hallway.
- labeling baby bottles and formula bottles: the right place for the label, so staff can see whose bottle it is.
- name label in rubber boots: where in the boot the label stays put despite water and mud.
- labeling rainwear: how to label rain jackets and rain pants that often look alike.
- name labels for shoes: where in the shoe the label holds, from sandals to winter boots.
- name label on a stuffed animal: how to label the soft toy so it finds its way home after nap time.
- name labels for toys: label the toys that come along to preschool and after-school care.
- labeling medication for preschool: how to label asthma inhalers and medications left at preschool.
- labeling pacifiers, AirPods and pens: smart solutions for the smallest things, which are easiest to lose.
Before the start of school
- name labels for schoolbooks: label books, binders and notebooks before the first day of school.
Leisure and activities
- name labels for leisure and activities: all guides for camps, winter sports, horse riding, golf and arts school.
- name labels for camps: what needs labeling before camp, and where the label goes.
- labeling towels: how to label towels for swimming lessons, camps and residential stays.
- labeling skis, ski boots and poles: how to recognize the family’s skis, ski boots and poles on the slopes.
- name label on a helmet: where the label goes on a cycling, ski or skating helmet.
- labeling riding equipment: helmets, brushes and grooming boxes that otherwise get mixed up at the stable.
- labeling golf clubs: how to label clubs and golf bags with a name.
- labeling instruments: name labels on instruments and cases for arts school.
Adults and the home
- name labels for adults: label clothes and belongings at work, at the gym and while traveling.
- labeling tools: name labels on machines, batteries and toolboxes.
- labeling keys: how to label the keyring so it finds its way home.
- labeling chargers and cables: small name labels for chargers and cables that everyone in the family has in identical versions.
- labeling storage boxes: label boxes and bins so you can find the right one immediately.
- name label on a thermos and mug: where the label stays on the thermos and mug.
Care homes and organizations
- name labels for care homes: label clothes and personal belongings before moving into the care home.
- name label on a rollator and walking stick: how to label the rollator and walking stick so they are not mistaken for someone else’s.
- name labels for organizations: for residential facilities, clubs and associations that label many things.
Style and names
- name labels with initials: discreet labeling with just the initials.
- name labels with a surname: a set with the surname that works for the whole family.
- simple name labels without motifs: stylish labels with text only, clear and easy to read.
- name labels for twins and siblings: how to tell belongings apart when the children have matching items.
Which label is right?
Regular name labels are suitable for clothes, where you place the label on the care label, as well as for shoes and bottles. Small name labels are for small items such as pens and chargers, and should be kept out of reach of children under 3 years old. Large name labels are clearly visible on bags and boxes, and all three adhere to plastic, metal and glass, withstand 60°C in the washing machine and tumble dryer, and are dishwasher-safe.