The only label I have found that sticks directly to fabric. Works well enough, but could use some improvements.
586448
We use these to label my son's clothing for daycare. Babies tend to go through a few outfits a day, plus they grow out of clothes quickly. So I have to label a lot of clothes on a pretty steady basis.  I have zero desire to sew or iron on labels to all of his clothes. I found these labels and thought they would fit my needs perfectly.

These are the only labels I have found, either blank or pre-printed that stick directly to fabric, as opposed to the care label. While sticking name labels on the care tag works from some items, these labels are especially helpful for items like socks, which don't have labels to write on.

So far, these have stayed on the clothes after going through the wash. The edges have pulled up a bit, but the center remains securely on the fabric.

While the variety of sizes is nice in theory, the smaller ones are the only ones that really fit my needs right now. Those only make up 9 of the 15 label per sheet. I have been cutting the biggest labels into smaller strips. But I still think I will wind up only use some of the labels, and the labels in sizes I can't use will go to waste.

What I would find more helpful is the ability to buy an entire sheet of one size label that I can put through the printer (similar to all of the other Avery labels). That way I have a big sheet of ready-to-use, neatly printed name labels; I don't have to hand write his name on every label; and I'm not wastefully buying a bunch of labels in sizes I don't need.

Finally, I have been using a Sharpie, extra-fine point, permanent marker to write on these.  I have found that the texture of these label doesn't allow me to write as smoothly as I would like to. Also even if I let the marker completely dry, it smears a tiny bit when I press the label onto the fabric.
2936815
The tape is just okay. There are a few things that could be better though.

1) it would be nice if it came with a spool that had a cutter.

2) the tape does not stick to all surfaces

3) when writing on the tape, it is too easy to wipe away the marker. Touching it gently wipes the marker, which should not happen.
1880886
this tape is useful at times but with most fabrics that I tried to use it with (I bought this for clothing, to keep blouses and such in place) it does not work well, and it is easy to just get a tangled mess. a few times it did work well, and works well for other things, such as paper (we used it for a art progect, and for hanging posters in my daughters room) but it doesn't work well on fabric, so I don't recommend this for clothing (which was my reason for the purchase) but if you want to hang posters ect, its great!
2820049
Someone gave me the idea to try using these to label milk bottles and they do work well.  I agree with the previous reviewer that they come off easily if dry, but once wet they get gummy and hard to get off.  These are still a cheap solution to labeling milk bottles.
3506695
I use duct tape to label storage containers with Sharpies because it stays on, it's quick & simple, but will come off to relable when you need to.
2416715
This indoor mounting tape from 3M is working as advertised so far. I use it to mount 1.4 lb pleated fabric shade in my bathroom. The original foam mounting tape from the product did not stay attached for even 1 day! I used about 12 " of tape which should up to 3 lb at 4 inch per pound of weight.  One roll of this (~10 ft) should works for most if not multiple application. I will update if this fails in the coming days/months.
3836317
Nice labels. I bought them to stick to some glass bottles of homemade vanilla extract, and they would not adhere. The labels are quite lovely, though, so I have found other purposes for them!
3086027
Good product for the price, but the labels do not stick very well on the products. Will try some different labels next time
1950722
They print well.  The price is reasonable.  The only problem that I have with these labels is that they don't stick as well as I would like.  A little bit of tape takes care of the this.
1177587
Labels do not stick to pages.  I realize they are "re-positionable", but I would expect them to stay until I remove them and they do not.  Pretty much useless for my purpose.
4355886
We would have preferred getting more of one color. It also did not stick strongly, although can't expect much because it is Fabric Tape. Otherwise it does what it should.
1506039
The labels work well, seem to stick to cardboard better than others.
They do not have rounded corners, but are not hard to peal from the backing. Have had some tearing when removing from backing.
The company failed to upload tracking information, and since I had few labels left I was concerned that they were not shipped. The first tracking I saw was when they were delivered.
920996
Works well.  tape could be a bit stickier, it came off once, but was able to put it back on and hasn't come off again.  We'll see if it lasts.
2301168
These labels come in a label pad with three colors.  You peel the label off of the pad and adhere to a surface.  The adhesive reminds me of post-it adhesive, perhaps a little stronger.  There's no residue when you remove the label from the surface.

However, what I found is that the stickiness was inconsistent.  For example, I tried using these on the cabinets in my home, made of laminate.  2/3 of them began having raised edges after a week and then later fell off.  1/3 stayed on.  I also tried using them on manila file folders, and this time, around half of them fell off.  I used them on plastic storage containers, and only 1/10 has stayed on after a month.  I adhered one to a metal door plate, though, and that one has stayed put with no problem.  So, it feels to me like the adhesion is hit and miss.  It's really like a post-it note that is also a label, with all the pros and cons you'd expect from something like that.
4858067
These work alright. Like most paper labels, they don't have very strong adhesive for sticking on boxes. I was still using tape to help hold them on. If you do a lot of shipping I recommend getting the DYMO LabelWriter 4XL and Labels. They adhere much better, don't use ink, and you don't have to cut them out.
2707370
I bought an&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Epson-LabelWorks-LW-300-Label-Maker/dp/B005J7Y6HW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Epson LabelWorks LW-300 Label Maker</a>&nbsp;in a fit of inspiration towards getting my home theater cables organized. (Well, at least labeled.)
This tape is great for visibility, and worked perfectly on flat surfaces. However, it doesn't take very well to being put on cords. If you put it parallel to the cable (curved the short way) it appears to stick fine, but when I looked a few days later, most had flattened out and come off.
2182731
Works much much better than Gorilla tape when sticking to fabric. For my application it would've been better if it didn't stretch but still is working at holding up the glass window on the soft top of a miata where the stitching was coming apart. Gorilla tape barely sticks to fabric but this stuff is super sticky.