Iron-On Clothing Labels

KiD Labels, clothing labels............

• are made of a high quality coated nylon material
• have a ‘Hot Melt’ adhesive backing. (applied with any house hold clothes iron)
• can also be sewn on if required.
• are available in white only.
• are suitable for all clothing that can be ironed.
• are pre-cut to one of two sizes........
  • size 55mm x 10mm are custom printed with your name only.
  • size 55mm x 16mm are custom printed with your name and choice of picture,  or with any of the options shown below....

Iron-On KiD Labels Pack of 50 for EUR11.00 16mm x 55mm Available with: 1. name and picture 2. name - 1 line 3. name - 2 lines 4. name and phone 5. name and school White only.

Instructions

KiD Labels printed clothing label will remain on the garment for years if applied and maintained in accordance to the following instructions.

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Ironing Instructions

• The iron must be set to dry........ie no steam.
• Use the solid flat surface of the iron. Avoid uneven surfaces and areas with steam holes.
• The iron should be set to around 120 – 160C ( nylon to wool) ; usually the middle setting. CAUTION: check your garment label for limits.
• The iron on label must be attached to a smooth surface, as any wrinkling will affect the adhesion process.

Step 1

• Iron the area of the garment where the label is to go. It must be dry.

Step 2

• Apply the label with a level of pressure and keep the iron still during this process.
• This should be repeated 3 times, for a time span of approximately 10 seconds each time.
• The material must be allowed to cool between each repetition, but the time between must not exeed 30 minutes.

Washing and Dry Cleaning Instructions

• Iron on Kid Labels are suitable for washing and dry cleaning.
• Wash temperatures must not exceed 55 degrees Celcius.
• When tumble drying the temperature must not exceed 55 degrees Celcius and the time must be below 10 minutes.
• When ironing, the label, the temperature must be kept below the middle setting.

NOTE: these instructions are guidelines derived from tests using iron-on labels on a selection of garments.