Many tags include pre-punched holes and come with fabric strings. Some packs also provide fabric strings with fasteners for quicker assembly, making them easy to hang from garments.
Film name badges use a peel‑away backing so the badge and its backing separate cleanly for attachment. No‑iron fabric labels are peel‑and‑apply with a permanent adhesive; they are designed to be applied by hand and are generally intended for handwriting rather than direct printer use.
Yes. Several tag types are printable on both sides and offer print‑to‑the‑edge (full‑bleed) capability, allowing care instructions or branding to extend to the edge without a white border.
Common sizes include 2" × 3.5" rectangles, 2" diameter rounds, about 2.33" × 3.38" (2‑1/3" × 3‑3/8") rectangles, and smaller fabric labels around 0.5" × 1.75".
Many tags are compatible with both inkjet and laser printers and are printable on both sides. To improve alignment and reduce jams, feed one sheet at a time, use the cardstock or paper printer setting, and follow any proprietary feed guidance the product provides.
Typical pack quantities range from about 40 up to 160 labels per pack. Common counts include 40, 54, 64, 80, 96, and 160 per pack.
