Kids Vinyl NameLabels - Application Instructions

How To Apply Kids Name Labels
Bright Star Kids vinyl kids labels are made from the best quality materials, which ensures that they will last through the wear and tear of childhood. To get the most out of your kids labels, please read the following instructions.

1. Always clean the surface of the place where you want to stick the label to. (Any dirt, oil or grease may prevent the label from bonding completely).
2. If the container will need to go through a dishwasher or steriliser, then only stick the label on to a smooth surface, avoiding any textured areas. Allow up to 24hours before placing the container with the label into the dishwasher or steriliser.
3. If you need to make the label adhere to a textured surface, try sticking the label on and then heat the label with a hairdryer. Smooth the label into the textured grooves. This should give the label extra durability on a textured surface.

These labels are very flexibly and can be used on most surfaces. If you have any questions please contact Bright Star Kids.

How To Use Funky Feet Shoe Labels

1. Stick the shoe label on to the inside of your kids shoes (smooth surfaces work best).
2. Rub the label down using good pressure.
3. Stick the clear shoe label over the name label (this will ensure that the writing doesn't wear off).

How To Use Iron-On Clothing Labels and Dots
Follow the detailed instructions below.

Frequently Asked Questions
If my labels come off in the washing-machine what do I do?
Always make sure that the iron-on labels have merged with the fabric, similar to the images above. If any of the label appears not to have stuck, try to increase the heat of your iron and with the special paper still over, press down on the problem area for a few seconds. Repeat until the label looks completely merged with the fabric.

Do the iron-on labels work with every fabric?
These labels work best with 100% cotton fabrics, that have a slight texture as this allows the label to grip better (see the orange t-shirt above). Some fabrics which are smoother, (see the above blue t-shirt above), may require a hotter temperature and a longer amount of pressure to be applied.

We recommend that you test out a label on an inconspicuous part of the fabric to ensure that you get the timing and temperature just right. These labels work with most types of fabric.