If you’re like me, then you probably try to have a nice stack of name labels on hand for all those things your kids have to take to camp, school, daycare and everywhere else their busy little social calendars may take them. But when kids start to outgrow those ubiquitous frog and heart design options, what do you do?
I’m delighted to see the new fashion print label offerings from Oliver’s Labels.
How could I resist the London
Bouquet–you know, as in, Liberty of… Or the Burberry
Inspired plaid? There’s also a swirly, Pucci
Inspired print that girls will grow out of a little later than a
kitty cat or teddy bear image, and you can customize the font too which is a nice touch.
One added nifty feature I like
about the labels from Oliver’s Labels is their Found-It Tracking System.
For no extra charge, they’ll add a special number to your labels so that
if your kids lose a labeled item, the finder can get it back to you. I
can think of a lot of sweatshirts and dolls from my house that would
have benefited from this feature.
Is it weird if I admit that I’m anxiously awaiting the start of
school not just because I’m missing my morning coffee shop visits, but
also because I can’t wait to use these labels? Yeah. I guess it kind of
is. –Stephanie
Find designer kids
clothing labels online at Oliver’s
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I love your website and check it daily for your great finds. You seem to seek out the best and safest products out there. That being said, I was disappointed to see that Oliver’s Labels, and other clothing labels I found, are made from vinyl which is very toxic. Sadly, on their FAQ section they seemed excited to report that their labels are vinyl, which I’m sure they would not if they were informed of it’s negative effects. It is very difficult to steer clear of products that are toxic such as-vinyls, plastics 3, 6, 7, and bpa lined cans (Eden has bpa free cans), etc. so I thought I would pass along the info. Here’s to finding those non-toxic gems and hoping they become the majority. “When you know better, you do better”.