A £ 10 name stamp has been labeled ‘genius’ and is worth the initial investment of parents who say it is the only name tag to last the entire school year.
Sending your child to school in a brand new uniform, to come home with a different sweater, shirt, jacket or bag is inevitable, but moms and dads have found solutions.
As one parent pointed out, it might not be the end of the world with cheaper or unbranded items, but for those who have to buy sweaters with school logos it can be a financial burden. To replace.
A personalized name stamp and fabric ink from Stamptatsic.co.uk can be pressed inside garments or on labels so that the items can be easily identified.
For the author of the post, it was saving time that was as valuable as uniform security.
She said, “The best thing ever to be invented, your kids’ uniform labeling pads save hours of sewing or ironing and they last wash after wash.”
Another customer said: “Omg is this a serious article, I have never heard anything so awesome in my life !!!! Omg happy days !!! I postponed sewing hours for hours. weeks now !!!! “
In total, the stamp and ink set can cost £ 26.99 and the stamp costs £ 10 on its own, which to some seemed like a lot to spend on labels.
A fan at the stand said: ‘I paid £ 32 for 2 stamps (2 kids) and 1 inkpad on the Stamptastic website, I have a discount code if you need it.
“They’re a bit pricey but I tried all kinds of label stickers and they all fall off and my son’s school sweaters disappear and they cost £ 14 a sweater. Classy but he has to hook the sweaters with it logo.”
One parent said: “I’ve been using it for 2 years and just bought one for my daughter this year! Dab them in August / September and they’re still there in July when it’s done!”
For those with more than one child, this parent had an economic tip: “I love mine! Best thing I bought! I just put our last name so I can use it for kids. two children. “
The ink pad lasts a long time according to this customer: “I have it and have had it for 2 years now and it still marks that the ink has not dried xx.”
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