are those labels good for cotton fabric? or any other types of surface?
875421
No not really. Best on hard plastics. But I have not tried on anything but bottles.
875422
I only tried the labels on plastic bottles and Sippy cups & they only work good on the bottles. My daughter pulled the labels off her Sippy cup everyday.
875423
I have used on bottles (even after several washes they stay on), and fabrics. They are great!
992731
They are light weight and not meant for attaching to fabric. If it were a light weight cotton it might work, but no guarantee.
109534
I agree with Bud. It probably wouldn't stick to the cotton at all but if it did, it wouldn't stick for long. The tape is best for non-porous surfaces, and the wider the surface area the better.
2138997
I would think not. The glue would not last thru washing and labels are paper and a bit stiff.
99641
There are several kinds of labels available. I suspect you might have to experiment to see which labels might work best for your application.
66556
I don't know if it works on fabric but I used it on canister labels, later ran them thru the dishwasher and the label was intact.. Working and all. This makes me think you have a good chance of it working on fabric.
771836
I don't think they can be used on fabrics because they are water soluble...versa color series or versa magic series may be the better choice for fabrics, especially versa color. I hope the answer is useful for you :D
69885
Not a good choice for that. They are self adhesive labels. Not window clings.
2034186
I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.
2184464
You could use on fabrics BUT,,, remember as this glue cures it expands into a hard foam type material. Don't know if that is the result you would want.
1040842
I personally have never used them that way, though I agree with the other two responders. I would think as long as you don't get them wet to often, they should do fine. I love these labels. They are my go-to label for just about everything.
405991
Sorry, I use these to mark dark fabric for quilting. I have no idea how they might work with plastic.
992733
I honestly don't know. They stick pretty well to paper, but I'm still able to peel them off without taking any paper off with them. The surface area is pretty small, too, which doesn't bode well for fabric.
592891
Polyester can't take as high a drying temperature as cotton and blends. Check what temps and inks your preferred screenprinter uses and also check their material requirements. You don't want melted or puckered gifts, or ones that your design washes out of after one use. good luck!
386245
Hello, yes they hold to dry cotton fabrics very well. I use them on recycled paper packages and they hold well through the shipping as well.
2028063
They are cotton, but I wouldn't use them for embroidery. I don't think the quality of the fabric is good enough.
2034184
I did not try them on fabric but they are pretty sticky so it wouldn't surprise me if it worked. If you want them to stay long term you could always use another adhesive like tacky glue and then you could be sure they would stay. Good Luck