Stamp Everything. Lose Nothing.

When kids change clothes at daycare, school or after school practice, things get mixed up fast. A name stamp on the care tag or hem means teachers can identify your child's clothes in seconds. Several parents who use this stamp have mentioned their daycare teachers now actively look for it when sorting clothes. That kind of recognition adds up over a whole school year.

The stamp works on most cotton and elastane fabrics and holds up through regular washing. You can re-stamp any item if the print starts to fade, and one pad gives you around 1,000 prints before it needs replacing. It also works across siblings. When one child grows out of something, stamp the next child's name right underneath.

Before You Start Stamping
The ink is semi-permanent and designed to stay on fabric, so it's worth getting the technique right before you work through the whole pile.A few things to keep in mind:

• Always stamp on a hard, covered surface to avoid accidental ink transfer
• Test on paper first, then on the inside of a cuff or hem before stamping visible areas
• Apply even pressure without rocking the stamp side to side. This is what keeps the name clean and prevents the background from printing too heavily around the edges
• For thin fabrics, stamp the hemline to stop ink transferring through to the other side
• Wait at least 24 hours before washing or wearing to let the ink set properly
• The ink is black, so it will not show up clearly on very dark fabrics. For dark items, our Wrap & Stick Clothing Labels or Iron On Labels are a better fit
• Wipe the stamp clean with a damp cloth or toothbrush after each use to avoid ink buildup. You can also run the stamp block through the dishwasher.

What Can I Stamp?
The stamp works best on smooth, tight-weave fabrics like cotton and elastane. Wool works well when the weave is tight and smooth. Avoid highly textured, shiny, glossy, or very thin fabrics without testing first.

Beyond clothing, the stamp also works on paper, cardboard, and most smooth absorbent materials like paper books or polyester backpacks. Always test on a hidden area before stamping anything visible.

Stamping Care Tags
Woven care tags work well with the stamp. If the care tag feels like plastic, the ink may not transfer or dry reliably, so test first and give it the full 24 hours to dry before washing.

What If the Ink Doesn't Dry?
If the ink stays wet, act quickly to avoid it transferring to other parts of the garment:

• Gently pat the inked area with a paper towel to lift the wet ink
• Wipe clean with a little soap and water, being careful not to spread ink onto other areas
• Dry the garment as per its care instructions

Sizes

• Stamp Area: 1.77" (W) x 0.59" (H) 
• Stamp Block: 1.77" (W) x 1.85" (H) x 0.59" (D) 
• Ink Pad: 2.36" (W) x 2.36" (H) x 0.39" (D) 
• Gift Box: 2.56" (W) x 2.56" (H) x 11.81" (D)