Keep it all out of the lost-and-found by labeling everything in their wardrobe from sweatshirts to running shoes.
Use Shoe Labels on runners and sandals, Stick-eez™ Clothing Labels on shirts and pants with care tags, Iron-on Clothing Labels on tagless underwear and socks and Mini Bag Tags on zippers hanging from coats and snowpants..
All products in this package must have the same personalized text. You may choose different designs for each product.
Think this package is not quite right? Customize it or Create Your Own.
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Tanya Otten
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2018-10-02)
“Stick-eez clothing labels are my favourite! They stick easily and stay wash after wash! The shoe stickers are the same - very reliable. The iron-on labels can wrinkle slightly if you iron for too long, but as with all of the other labels they have never come off. Great products and Canadian owned!! Love them.”
Mary Barnes
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2018-02-04)
“Simple & Easy! Found what I needed and had my order placed in less than 5 minutes! Now my triplets will be ready for their dance competition next week!”
Erin Thomas
(
2017-11-29)
“Great labels, great quality and love the design choices. ”
Mireille Godbout
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2017-10-25)
“J'adore vos produits ! Ils font un super cadeau de bébé original et personnalisé! Merci beaucoup! :)”
melanie levesque
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2017-06-05)
“J'adore vos etiquettes, elles tiennent hyper bien et les designs sont genial”
Kimberly J Wilkinson
(
2017-04-24)
“Easy and fun, I like all the options! I was a first grade teacher so I like the way I can choose the font so not all of the letters are capitals :)”
Linda Howden
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2016-09-08)
“awesome products, appealing for kids, great to get free shipping AND Canadian!!!!”
Esmeralda Baires
(
2016-08-18)
“Great product designs and easy design tool
I love it!!!”
Jen Daramola
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2016-08-02)
“Great site. Lots of options, best graphics and great deals! We will order again! ”
Michelle Martins
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2016-07-12)
“Great designs and easy process. I love that you can customize the packages. The only thing I would change is being able to use different names in a package for families with more than one child. ”
