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Avery NAME8C name labels are ready-to-use self-adhesive stickers supplied in assorted colors for marking personal items, clothing tags, school supplies and other belongings. The labels are designed for straightforward application and visual identification; their coloured format helps distinguish items at a glance. Labels accept common pens and, depending on surface finish, can also be used with many standard home and office printers.

Advantages

The coloured assortment provides quick visual organization without additional tools. Self-adhesive backing simplifies application on fabrics, plastic, paper and other smooth surfaces. Labels are individually cut to a practical size for names and short notes, reducing time spent trimming or resizing. Compatibility with common pens and many printers allows flexible use between handwriting and printed text.

Suitable for

• Marking school supplies such as notebooks, pencil cases and lunchboxes
• Labeling clothing tags, shoes and small personal garments
• Organizing household items, craft supplies and storage boxes
• Temporary identification of items for events, childcare or group activities

Key specifications

• Product type: self-adhesive name labels
• Color: assorted colours
• Intended marking methods: handwriting with common pens; compatible with many home/office printers depending on surface
• Typical application surfaces: paper, plastic, smooth fabric tags and other smooth substrates
• Pack format: ready-to-use cut labels supplied in multiple colours

How to use

Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free from dust or oils before applying a label. For handwritten names, write with a permanent or ballpoint pen and allow ink to dry briefly before handling. For printed use, check printer compatibility with the label surface and perform a test print on a single label or a spare sheet to confirm alignment and adhesion. Peel the label from its backing and press firmly onto the chosen surface, smoothing from the centre outward to avoid air pockets.

Usage recommendations

For longer-lasting results on frequently handled items, use a fine permanent pen and apply labels to less flexible areas such as tags or smooth plastic; avoid applying directly on heavily textured or highly flexible fabric that may reduce adhesion over time.