Many school name labels are compatible with inkjet and laser printers and support full-bleed or template printing. Other label types are intended for handwriting only. Some packs also include easy-peel or pop-up edges to simplify application for either handwritten or printed labels.
No-iron fabric name labels are peel-and-apply stickers designed to be hand-written and have a permanent adhesive. They’re flexible and made to withstand repeated washer and dryer cycles, so they’re intended for clothing. They can also be applied to many smooth surfaces such as water bottles, luggage, and school supplies.
Labels are made to adhere to many smooth surfaces such as paper, cardboard, plastic, glass, and painted metal, and to items like water bottles, lunch boxes, storage bins, and cups. Adhesion can vary by material and may be less effective on canvas-type fabrics.
