Hello Iron On Labels

Hello Iron On Labels; Goodbye Lost Clothing

Walk down the aisles containing small household electric appliances in a typical retail outlet and you’re sure to find an item that’s a must-have in South African homes – an iron, used to press wrinkles out of clothes. However, nowadays, your iron has another important use; it’s how you can attach your iron on clothing labels, beautifully printed and personalised according to your requirements by Labels4School. 

Easy-Peasy Online Shopping for Iron On Labels

You won’t find our iron on labels in a retail store, but these amazing labels are even easier to order and obtain from our labelling experts at Labels4School, without any need to shop in-store. Instead, you make your personalised selection and payment online.

Minimal Average Lead Time

As soon as your payment is credited to our bank account, processing and personalised printing only take a few days, and voila! Your perfectly personalised iron on labels for clothing are ready for dispatch and delivery. During peak periods, allow 5 to 8 working days for processing and printing to be completed; in off-peak times (most of the year), production takes about 1 to 3 working days.

Two Delivery Options

Choose one of two methods of delivery to receive your iron on clothing labels – directly to your door or via Pargo Click & Collect. Door-to-door delivery to out-of-the-way areas may take 2 to 5 additional working days, while the same number of extra days may apply to delivery at Pargo’s outlying collection points.

Iron On Guide

Attaching our iron on clothing labels is a breeze. It’s simple, quick and virtually effortless, with no fuss or fear of failure, as long as you follow our basic, easy attachment instructions:

• Iron labels onto garment tags after turning the clothing inside-out. Peel and place the label on the tag after ensuring that you place a fabric item, baking or parchment paper over the label. Never iron directly onto the label.
•  Use a dry iron on a medium heat setting with no steam. Keeping the iron still, apply pressure for 20 to 30 seconds and allow the label to cool. Repeat these actions several times (usually 2 to 4). 
• Inspect it to ensure the labels are securely attached. To withstand harsh, commercial washing conditions, you may add a stitch or two for extra security or use of an alternative option.

No Embroidery on School Clothing

Embroidery is one alternative method of marking garments, but on school uniforms, it’s not always possible. Some South African schools may prohibit non-standard insignia from appearing on their uniforms; embroidery stitching that shows on the outer surfaces of uniforms may be a no-no.

Personalise to Avoid Lost Property

Use Labels4School’s iron on labels to personalise shirts, blouses, longs and shorts, undies, skirts, blazers, tracksuits, jerseys and jackets, caps and scarves – anything that features a garment tag. It’s easy and affordable. Simply contact us and bid farewell to lost property.