Guides
Application & Care
Quick, foolproof steps to apply your Label All name labels — and how to keep them looking new wash after wash.
Iron-On Labels
- 1Set your iron to the cotton setting (no steam). Let it fully preheat.
- 2Place the garment flat on a hard, heat-safe surface — not an ironing board with padding.
- 3Position the label print-side up on the fabric where you want it.
- 4Cover with the parchment paper provided (or a thin cotton cloth).
- 5Press firmly with the iron for 10–15 seconds. Don't slide — press and lift.
- 6Let it cool completely for 30 seconds, then peel back the parchment.
Tip: Works best on cotton, polyester and cotton-blend fabrics. Not suitable for nylon, silk, or waterproof coatings.
Stick-On Labels
- 1Clean the surface thoroughly with soap and water, then dry completely.
- 2Peel the label carefully from its backing sheet.
- 3Place onto a smooth, flat, non-porous surface — bottles, lunch boxes, pencil cases, shoes.
- 4Press down firmly for 10 seconds, smoothing out any air bubbles.
- 5Wait 24 hours before washing or exposing to liquids for maximum bond strength.
Washing & Care
Iron-On on Clothing
Machine washable up to 60°C. Tumble dry safe. Turn garments inside out to extend label life.
Stick-On on Bottles
Top-rack dishwasher safe. Avoid abrasive scourers directly on the label.
Stick-On on Lunch Boxes
Hand-wash recommended for longest life. Dishwasher safe on top rack.
Shoe Labels
Designed to resist scuffing. Wipe clean with a damp cloth as needed.
Our Stick-Stay Promise
We guarantee our labels per term — if they peel, fade or fail within a school term of normal use, we'll replace them free. Just get in touch at hello@labelall.co.uk.
