Avery 54ct No Iron Labels: Multipurpose Clothing Name Tags, Polyester, White, 1.75" x 0.5"

A: Permanent markers, such as Sharpies should work for this product.

A: Hello Emma, thank you for your question. These labels are a permanent adhesive, but we do have a a few methods for removable, listed on our website is an article "How To Remove No Iron Fabric labels: You can try to remove as much adhesive as possible by rolling it into a ball and peeling it away from the fabric, then apply Isopropyl alcohol. Note: if it is a colored shirt, be sure to spot test on a hidden area. Or, place the item of clothing in the freezer for a couple of hours. Remove the clothing from the freezer and immediately try removing the label (while still cold). The cold temperature will ‘harden’ the adhesive and may make removal easier and more complete. If there is more adhesive still to be removed try using ‘Goo Gone’ or a similar orange oil based adhesive cleaner to see if more adhesive can be removed.

A: Hello Erika, thank you for your question. We don't have any test data to confirm that dry cleaning chemicals will not affect the product. Based on some experience, we believe that most of these labels could withstand the dry cleaning process. However, without true testing, we cannot confirm this is the case. I will send this question to our team as well for further testing. Thank you.

A: When washing, we recommend turning the garment inside out and using a cold or warm water. When you go to dry, we would suggest a low heat setting. We hope this helps!

A: Hello, thank you for your question. These labels are designed with an aggressive adhesive so that it can withstand multiple laundry cycles (washing and drying). Even if you can remove the label, there may be residue remaining. If you want to remove the label, you can try the following: You can try to remove as much adhesive as possible by rolling it into a ball and peeling it away from the fabric, then apply Isopropyl alcohol to the residual on the fabric. We would recommend starting from one edge and slowly continuing to the rest of the adhesive area. Note: if it is a colored shirt, there is a chance that it will remove some of the color from the fabric, so be sure to spot test on a hidden area. Another way you might be able to remove the label: Place the item of clothing in the freezer for a couple of hours. Remove the clothing from the freezer and immediately try removing the label (while still cold). The cold temperature will ‘harden’ the adhesive and may make removal easier and more complete. If the label is removed fairly cleanly, scrape the surface of the clothing that has adhesive residue with a dinner/butter knife (not too sharp) while still cold to see if more adhesive can be removed. If there is more adhesive still to be removed try using ‘Goo Gone’ or a similar orange oil based adhesive cleaner to see if more adhesive can be removed. You will also want to spot test this to see if it removes color from the fabric.

A: Hello Jill, thank you for your question. These labels are made for clothing only, so I would not suggest using on non-clothing materials. We do carry permanent adhesive ID labels for smooth, hard surfaces with Avery products, such as 31442, 5219 and 66113. For more product recommendations, please visit avery.com/help. Thank you.

A: Hello Shalae, thank you for your question. My apologies for not responding sooner. These labels are a permanent adhesive, though you can remove them by following our help article: You can try to remove as much adhesive as possible by rolling it into a ball and peeling it away from the fabric, then apply Isopropyl alcohol to the residual on the fabric. Note: if it is a colored shirt, there is a chance that it will remove some of the color from the fabric, so be sure to spot test on a hidden area. Another way you might be able to remove the label: If there is more adhesive still to be removed try using ‘Goo Gone’ or a similar orange oil based adhesive cleaner to see if more adhesive can be removed. You will also want to spot test this to see if it removes color from the fabric.

A: Thank you for your question. My apologies for not responding sooner. These labels are a permanent adhesive, though you can remove them by following our help article: You can try to remove as much adhesive as possible by rolling it into a ball and peeling it away from the fabric, then apply Isopropyl alcohol to the residual on the fabric. Note: if it is a colored shirt, there is a chance that it will remove some of the color from the fabric, so be sure to spot test on a hidden area. Another way you might be able to remove the label: If there is more adhesive still to be removed try using ‘Goo Gone’ or a similar orange oil based adhesive cleaner to see if more adhesive can be removed. You will also want to spot test this to see if it removes color from the fabric.

A: Our fabric labels are handwrite-only.