If you are searching for a permanent labeling solution to keep track of your little dancer’s wardrobe, then the Ballet Iron-On Clothing Labels from Name Bubbles is the perfect match! Our ballet iron-on clothing labels for kids are easy to apply and will iron onto most fabrics in a few simple steps, and are great for tagging t-shirts, sweaters, shorts, socks, and more! Not only are our iron-on clothing labels for your child’s apparel, but they’re also great for labeling your child’s face masks, too!

All our iron-on clothing labels for kids’ clothing, including these ballet iron-on clothing labels, are printed with non-toxic ink on premium material that is waterproof, durable, long-lasting, and laundry safe! This means our Ballet Iron-on Clothing Labels will keep performing after each laundry day!

Customize a set of these ballet clothing labels for kids with your child’s name, and rest assured that their clothing items will always make it home and won’t end up in the lost-and-found!

*Iron-On labels not in use have a shelf life of one year. To maintain your unused Iron-On labels, store them in a cool and dry area. Keep away from direct heat, sunlight, and humidity.

80 | Circle Iron-On Clothing Labels 0.7"

or

80 | Contact Iron-On Clothing Labels 1.0" x 0.6"

or

68 | Slim Rectangle Iron-On Clothing Labels 1.8" x 0.3"

For Best Results

1. Peel label off sheet (do not cut)
2. Heat iron to the hottest cotton setting
3. Place label onto clothing, text side up
4. Cover with enclosed parchment paper
5. Firmly press hot, dry iron for 15-20 seconds
6. If edges curl after first try, repeat as needed

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR USE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN
Name Bubbles labels should always be applied by an adult or with adult supervision. All Name Bubbles products are produced with non-toxic materials, and though our waterproof labels are durable and long-lasting, they are not permanent. Because our labels are designed only to be removed with intent, they may detach from fabrics or toys if subject to persistent or prolonged picking or chewing. Therefore, use caution in the product’s application to certain items handled by young children (e.g. blankets, teething rings, etc.) and ensure ongoing monitoring of adhesion to avoid choking hazard.