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The first labels I tried peeled off after three washes. Three. I almost gave up until I found ones that bond to fabric like they mean it. These survived a full school year of weekly laundry.






















Sometimes you don't have time to iron anything. You just need to scrawl a name inside a collar before the school bus arrives. These write on fabric without bleeding or fading.






















Iron on labels work great, but for the jacket your kid wears literally every single day and throws on the ground at recess, sewing a label in gives you peace of mind that nothing is coming loose.




















Rain jackets, puffy coats, and anything with a waterproof lining will melt if you put an iron on them. Ask me how I know. These clip-on and tag solutions saved me from ruining another North Face.






















Bought labels three different times because I forgot I already had some shoved in a drawer. Now I keep all my labeling supplies in one spot and new clothes get tagged before they even go in the closet.






















Labels only work if you can still read them after 50 washes. These laundry products keep fabric soft and labels intact instead of turning everything into a faded, cracked mess.






















Labels are the foundation but adding a couple of extra tricks means your kid's stuff actually comes back. These are the extras that made our lost item rate drop to basically zero this school year.




















