Our custom 3-line iron-on labels are designed to simplify the daily identification of clothing and textiles, especially in environments where organization, precision, and hygiene are essential. They perfectly meet the demanding needs of medical staff, hospitals, nursing homes, retirement homes, and any professional establishment where linen management is part of the routine.

In healthcare settings, every detail counts: preventing lost clothing, facilitating laundry sorting, ensuring proper traceability of textiles… Our labels were designed to address these challenges. Their design combines practicality, durability, and readability, allowing everyone to quickly find identified garments, even after numerous industrial washes.

Product Benefits:

• Easy to apply: in 10 seconds with a simple iron, no sewing required.
• Ultra durable: last for years in the wash (60°C) and in the dryer.
• Versatile: ideal for bodysuits, t-shirts, sweaters, coats, hats, sheets, etc.
• Zero stress: no more lost or mixed-up clothes at daycare, school, or summer camp.
• OEKO-TEX® certified: guaranteed free of harmful substances, gentle on the skin.
• Designs suitable for: for babies, children, and older siblings!

Their use is not limited to the medical sector. They are also suitable for businesses, associations, vocational schools, and other facilities requiring rigorous management of linens or work clothes. In changing rooms, workshops, professional kitchens, or for mobile teams, these labels facilitate the immediate identification of clothing and reinforce efficient internal organization.

For proper iron-on application!

Remove the iron-on label from its backing and place it on the garment in the desired spot, avoiding elastic areas (it’s possible, but the result won’t be good).

Protect the label with the provided release paper.

Be careful not to activate the steam function on your iron. Press firmly without moving for 10-12 seconds. Let

the release paper cool before removing it. Your label is set!

WARNING:

It is important that the iron’s temperature is high enough and that you leave the iron on the garment for at least 10 seconds for proper adhesion. It is not recommended to use an iron that is too hot or to press for too long, as this could damage the label.

Wait at least 24 hours before the first machine wash or tumble dry. Machine wash at a maximum of 60°C.

Never place the iron directly on the labels: use the provided paper or, if unavailable, parchment paper.