“If everything coming into the school was labeled, we wouldn’t need a Lost and Found bin.”
You’ll likely hear those words at a parent meeting or see a note in the papers they send home during these early days of school. If your child’s school doesn’t offer labels through a fundraising program, here’s your chance to win two sets of reusable labels from Emily Press.
Eco-friendly, phthalate-free & lead-free… these labels are tough enough to last all year long.
I had never tried labels before, but we’ve been testing them throughout the spring and summer. It’s nice to have something that stays on really well, but isn’t as permanent as a sharpie. They’ve been on baseball helmets, rain jackets, luggage, beach buckets, and coolers.
Thankfully, our Montessori boys don’t have the typical list of supplies, but we have used them on their lunch boxes and boots this year. We’ll also stick these reusable labels to winter coats and inside hats and gloves this winter.
We pass along to family most of the clothing, coats, shoes, and sports equipment our boys outgrow. But we save the nicer items – the dress shoes they wore twice – to sell at consignment or online. Having a label that sticks well enough to stay on… but doesn’t leave a mark when it’s time to peel off… is a simple way to make those gently-used items more attractive when you’re reselling them.
Emily Press is giving away two sets of their eco-friendly Reusable labels (valued at $19.95 each). The winner will choose the designs from their Reusable labels section.
Fill out the Rafflecopter form below for your chance to enter. This giveaway is open to residents of the US and Canada.
Happy labeling!
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Early mornings.
Awesome way to label things looking professional
I would love to win these for my kids. Might have them labels say our last name boys so that both could use them!
I like going back to school shopping for my kids. I just don’t like how much it all costs.
Summer coming to an end.
Just starting preschool this year, so no bad parts yet – just excitement for the start!
Seeing my little girls excitement:)
I love packing lunch!
Ohhh…My daughter just started kindergarten these would be perfect.
It’s our first time for school so I’m not sure………
The best is that we are back in schedule- school, sports, play dates, bed! The worst is summer being over
Best part: watching daughter discover and learn new things!
Worst part: getting her to do the work!
I need more labels! I like them so much that I use them too much