Review (5/5): Very Useful and Economical Labels
My wife uses these to label cut fabric pieces in quilting, and for marking small fabric bundles and creations for sale. She averages a quilt per week, and intricate designs sometimes require several hundred pieces cut before sewing. We also use these with a color-coded inventory system in our pantry to ensure we use the oldest items first, a process that has taken on new importance during the COVID-19 lockdown. And they've served well in past garage sales. I haven't found a better price on this type of label without running into delivery reliability issues. Our last order was delivered in 4 days after placing the order on a weekend, and the labels were packaged very well so as to prevent creasing the label sheets. They can be a bit tricky to remove from non-porous (plastic, metal, paint) or dense paper product (cardboard) surfaces if they've been left on for several weeks or months, but this is a reasonable tradeoff considering that they stick reliably to everything on which we've put them.