Label formats only partially practical

Many day care centers is desired that the children's clothing is clearly marked. It is not always to the jackets or pants appropriate space available and want to get out for whatever reason not to write directly on the clothes. Since washing labels are of course very practical.

The Living textile labels from Avery, item number 62033, are not made of cloth but made of white foil. There are 15 labels in different formats.

Rectangular with rounded corners:
95 x 30 mm 2x
44 x 13 mm 4x
25 x 13 mm 6x

Oval:
25 x 15 mm 3x

The labels are labeled with a permanent marker and simply glued garment in the (pre-washed). According to the manufacturer, the labels withstand up to 30 washing machine and dryer cycles at max. 40 ° in other protected or short program.

For denim, linen, leather, velvet, corduroy, silk, vinyl or plastic labels are not suitable.

Personally, I like not the format compilation. The most practical I find the four 44 mm wide labels that are smaller for the first name of my daughter already too small, here it was enough only for the initials. What to do with the two major labels, I do not know yet. Sure, at a pinch, you can also cut them safe, but when I start my zurechtzuschnippeln matching labels, I might as well grab the variant for ironing.

The film labels cost currently 20 cents per piece, boil-proof underwear made of cotton with printed labels or iron-on name stitched I get depending on the version already for 5 35 cents. That to me then still the far better choice!