Review on 🏷️ Optimized Garment Attachment Tag for Clothing by Brendan Thorpe

In the past I've been tagging clothes that retailers put up for sale with safety pins and it was so time consuming I ended up with pierced fingers. I'm so lucky to have a marker gun, especially one with so many extra needles and markers! What I love about this gun: - It comes with a case to keep everything together. - Needles are easy to change. and add more spikes to the weapon. Instructions are easy to use and printed right on the case. The pistol is supplied with 7 needles (6 of the same size - 1 preloaded - and 1 loose) and 5000 fine white nylon markers. This should last a very long time. - It is lightweight, comfortable to hold and does not tire your hand. - The purple color makes it stand out well. Most people I know have a white pin, which is easier to lose if you have some clothes to tag. - Marker works smoothly / does not stick. - There is a safety cap to cover the needle so you don't prick yourself - It's very easy to use - The price is worth the value. What I don't like: - With delicate fabrics you have to be very careful where you put notches because they can make a hole. I recommend placing tags on the armpit or other seam so that the item you are trying to sell is not visible/damaged. Overall very happy with this gun. It should last a very long time before it breaks or I run out of spikes.