👕 100-Pack of Washer & Dryer Safe Writable Iron On Clothing Labels for Easy Labeling and Better Organization Review

First, draw the size on a piece of paper so you know what you are buying. It's less than I thought, but doable. I just saw all the good reviews and didn't pay enough attention. The most annoying thing is that once you take it off, it's very difficult to understand which side of the fabric goes down. They come in pieces. I want one side to be a slightly different color. I've now attached one to a handkerchief that I've been using as an ironing cloth because I accidentally turned it inside out…

Can be an ideal way to get your name on clothing. I gave 4 stars because I don't know how they hold up over time. Easy to use and follow instructions. At first I used a sharpie pen but it smudged a bit. Then the Ultra Fine Tip Sharpie, and there were no problems with smearing. At LTC, I put dark socks on my dad hoping they would hold up to industrial laundering. Labels may be slightly larger or perhaps have the option to go a larger size or have multi-size packaging. The labels have no markings

These labels stick well to the fabric when ironed. However, the label sheet does not indicate which side is up (for ironing and writing) and which is down for fabric. The instructions say nothing either. The only noticeable difference between the two sides of the sheet is that "LABEL LAND" is stamped twice on one side. The blank side of the sheet is the side that comes in contact with the fabric. The "LABEL LAND" side is the side facing up for ironing and writing. I had to figure it out by…