Avery Adhesive Name Badges, 2-1/3 x 3-3/8 Inches, White, Pack of 400

Just received our 1st batch of the new and improved "flexible" badge and it is horrible! None of the machines our print company owns or that we have in our print shop can run them from desktop to full blown commercial printers. They do not lay flat even after pressing them over night, corners curl and machines are nothing but jam after jam! So frustrating and disappointing! You can brag about wearability if you can't print them!

So easy to use, every name badge came out perfect.

Really hard time with these labels. Very difficult to peel away from the backing paper and many name tags never released, instead peeling a layer of paper and rendering the tags unusable. Unsure why there's so much difference between these and peelable address labels -- never had issue with those. Don't recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The stickers adhere well to clothing and stay in place without falling off or curling at the edges, even after hours of use. The adhesive is strong yet gentle, so it didn’t damage any fabrics. Printing with my inkjet printer was easy. Although I didn't use the online template for my design, it was a good source of inspiration for sticker layout.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We actually print stickers for the front of our Welcome Packets using these name badges. Works really well. And whenever information changes (we're moving this week!), we need only reprint the labels instead of a much more expensive job of custom printing the folders.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Flexible Adhesive Name Badges are used for meetings. They also make perfect labels for gallon plastic bags to store items.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We were happy with our order and how quickly they arrived!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ordered custom name badges and blank name badges from Avery direct. WAY more affordable than getting them at any store, especially in the quantity. I am working on a project right now, also, and will be utilizing the custom name badges and maybe another pack. But then, will use them again at a different event later in the year. I'm sold.

These have usually been the go to for name badges for our organization's events and volunteer days, however, they have recently started getting jammed in my high quality HP's fuser. I can most other label products, but something about these labels make them jam now. About a year ago I was able to run these through with no problem, but something seems to be off about them now. I have to run them through the bigger lower quality printers to get them to even print. I think they could benefit from the blue textured strip that other Avery labels have, along with a slightly less glossy finish to make printing easier.

The last two packs of Adhesive Name Badges (5395) have been make poorly. The paper is much thinner and the paper is curled up on the edges. It took two of us to feed 4 sheets into the bypass tray of the copier. I know have the rest of the pack of name badges under two packs of copy paper. You need to package these so the name badges do not curl on the edges. I do not have time spending an half hour trying to figure out why the badges are not printing out. I am going to start and look for another adhesive name badge until this issues is resolved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They are a little difficult to remove from sheet. They do stay on longer than most badges I’ve used.

Avery is my go-to for labels and templates. The products never disappoint.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used these nametags for our work events for 17 years!

Did Avery recently change the material they use to make adhesive name badges? I've been using this product successfully for years, but the last several boxes I bought have jammed several different printers, both at work and home. In addition, the name badge sheets curl and the stock feels thinner than in the past. I used to be able to send an entire batch of name badges to print, but now need to print one page at a time to keep the printer from jamming. My colleague said the sheets melted and stretched in her printer. At the same time, the prices have risen to a shockingly high price per box. What's changed? We're now looking into an alternative product, as we use adhesive name badges all year long and can't go on like this. I use so many different Avery products, and continue to be happy with them, but the adhesive name badges are not what they used to be. I'd be so happy if Avery returned to the way they used to make this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We used the badges for a reunion event. The package's statement about conforming to fabric was absolutely true. They ran through my laser printer very cleanly and caused no problems otherwise. If I have a gripe about the product it is that the online instructions are totally inadequate for creating labels from a prepared list. Not only are they obfuscating but they seem to cover only making same-label name badges or entering each badge's information individually. I wound up using some well-known business software to make the badges.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found this product to be very versatile. What I liked most about it was the ability to distribute the name tags two different ways. One way was to have the events attendee peal his or her name of the entire sheet with the other names or separate the tags as individual name tags. I separated them and placed in in alphabetical order. It made the check in process go much quicker.

These are just what I needed and I could not find them in the stores.

I am waiting to see all my classmates faces when they put on their name tag with a picture of their Sr. Year in High School! So easy to do with the Avery download.

They could not be printed on a laser printer the labels would tear loose in the page would completely fall apart inside the printer What a mess

These peel from both the back and front and do not function on a Laser printer. Yes this is with multiple feed settings, heavy stock, label, and cardstock settings applied. Looking through the other reviews there has been an adjustment to this product within the last few years. These simply no longer function as advertised.